Three-Dimensional Forms and Spatial Design · Studio Practice

Public Art and Community Engagement

Studying the role of art in public spaces and its ability to connect with diverse audiences.

Key Questions

  1. 1Who is the primary audience for art placed in a public park versus a gallery?
  2. 2How should public art respond to the history of its specific location?
  3. 3What are the challenges of creating art that is meant to be touched or used?

MOE Syllabus Outcomes

MOE: Public Art and Community Engagement - S4
Level: Secondary 4
Subject: Art
Unit: Three-Dimensional Forms and Spatial Design
Period: Studio Practice

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