Public art against the 'public': does state funded art, participatory art practices and socially-engaged art benefit the public?

Keyphrases

• Public Art 100%
• Cultural Policy 100%
• Participatory Art Practices 100%
• Socially Engaged Art 100%
• Socially Engaged Art Practice 100%
• Third Way 66%
• Forms of Participation 66%
• Commissioners 66%
• Participative Art 66%
• Practice Theory 33%
• Politicians 33%
• Public Sphere 33%
• Participation in Arts 33%
• Social Practice Art 33%
• Social Relationships 33%
• Communities of Practice 33%
• Democracy 33%
• Cultural Production 33%
• Littoral 33%
• Shared Purpose 33%
• Participatory Art 33%
• Experimental Communities 33%
• Cultural Institutions 33%
• Citizen Behavior 33%
• Community-based Arts 33%
• Democratic Politics 33%
• Dialogic Art 33%
• Art Production 33%

Arts and Humanities

• Art Practice 100%
• Public art 100%
• Participatory Art 100%
• Cultural Policy 60%
• Third way 40%
• Commissioner 40%
• Tradition 20%
• Experimental 20%
• Public sphere 20%
• Social Relationships 20%
• Democracy 20%
• Cultural Production 20%
• Limits 20%
• Policy Maker 20%
• Dialogical 20%
• Practice Theory 20%
• repercussions 20%

Social Sciences

• Cultural Policy 100%
• Social Relationships 33%
• Community-Based 33%
• Practice Theory 33%
• Democracy 33%
• Cultural Organizations 33%
• Art Production 33%
• Cultural Production 33%