Public Art and Community Engagement
Investigating how public art projects can foster community involvement and dialogue around environmental issues.
Key Questions
- Analyze the role of community participation in the creation and impact of public environmental art.
- Evaluate the challenges and benefits of creating art for a public audience with diverse perspectives.
- Design a public art concept that encourages community engagement with a local environmental concern.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
Suggested Methodologies
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