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15 September 2014 In Public art and urban practices By André-Louis Paré

Monoceros: of the Earth, for the Stars (a meditation on the concretized magyck of FASTWÜRMS)

Since 2003, following the recommendations of a multi-levelled, multi-bureaucracy, multi-year study (too many cooks, too many spoons), the city of Toronto has implemented the Percent for Public Art Program – the goal of the

15 May 2014 In Public art and urban practices By André-Louis Paré

Jeff Thomas. Reclaiming One’s History in Public Space

In December 2012, Jessica Gordon, Sylvia McAdam, Sheelah McLean and Nina Wilson launched the Idle No More movement in Saskatoon to oppose Bill C-45 proposed by the Harper government. This omnibus bill, which became

15 May 2013 In Public art and urban practices By André-Louis Paré

New Problematics of the Ephemeral

Given that almost all public art projects are developed with an eye to their materials having a long encounter, over time, with the environment, the idea of duration is an integral factor. Exterior works

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15 December 2012 In Public art and urban practices By André-Louis Paré

On the Public in Art: Decompartmentalization and Transgression

Public art holds a broad, pervasive and rich meaning. However, its usage in the media sphere or through its institutional designations restricts its reach, relating it primarily to works that complete an architectural (interior

Monoceros: of the Earth, for the Stars (a meditation on the concretized magyck of FASTWÜRMS)

Jeff Thomas. Reclaiming One’s History in Public Space

New Problematics of the Ephemeral

Given that almost all public art projects are developed with an eye to their materials having a long encounter, over time, with the environment, the idea of duration is an integral factor. Exterior works 0

On the Public in Art: Decompartmentalization and Transgression

Given that almost all public art projects are developed with an eye to their materials having a long encounter, over time, with the environment, the idea of duration is an integral factor. Exterior works

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