Public Art and Community
Investigating the role of sculpture in public spaces and communities, discussing purpose and audience.
Key Questions
- Justify why communities choose to place statues in parks and squares.
- Analyze how the scale of a sculpture affects a viewer's emotional response.
- Critique who should decide what kind of art is displayed in public spaces.
NCCA Curriculum Specifications
Suggested Methodologies
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