Public Art and Environmental Sculpture
Investigating large-scale sculptures and installations designed for public spaces and their interaction with the environment.
Key Questions
- Explain the unique considerations artists face when designing public art for specific locations.
- Critique a piece of public art, considering its impact on the surrounding environment and community.
- Design a conceptual public sculpture for a local space, justifying its form and message.
NCCA Curriculum Specifications
Suggested Methodologies
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