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| Preface | ||
| Designing a public art plan : how to structure a process and a product to meet your needs | 4 | |
| Public support for public art | 16 | |
| Private support for public art : three model organizations | 52 | |
| Public art on campus | 74 | |
| Art in the workplace : management of the Seattle portable works collection | 77 | |
| Guidelines for the exhibition of art owned by the city of Seattle | 82 | |
| The glory and the dream of public art | 86 | |
| Case study : the HorseHead project | 87 | |
| Case study : Socrates sculpture park | 90 | |
| Case study : public art affairs : profile of a FORECAST program | 92 | |
| Ephemeral public art | 95 | |
| Developing a policy for gifts and memorials | 100 | |
| Gift review policy : mayor's office of arts & cultural affairs, Seattle | 101 | |
| Portland memorials policy : placing memorials in public parks | 107 | |
| Revising Rosie the Riveter : from public art to national park | 109 | |
| Case study : designing the Rosie and Riveter memorial | 113 | |
| Community-based public art programs | 115 | |
| The artist and the design team | 118 | |
| Design teams : a brief history | 119 | |
| Models for residency programs in public art | 126 | |
| The art of infrastructure | 129 | |
| Case study : Mierle Laderman ukeles at New York's department of sanitation | 135 | |
| Public art network's Call for Artists Resource Guide | 140 | |
| Sample request for qualifications | 145 | |
| Sample request for proposals | 149 | |
| Roster-based selection | 155 | |
| Case study : a public-private partnership | 159 | |
| Case study : private use of a public roster | 160 | |
| Basic considerations | 161 | |
| Typical elements of an artist contract | 161 | |
| Engineer and artist agreement : San Diego commission for arts and culture | 173 | |
| Terms and conditions for the purchase of artist-made building parts : King County, Washington | 181 | |
| Agreement to purchase artistic goods and services for ABC Company : city of Seattle | 188 | |
| Beyond the ribbon cutting : education and programming strategies for public art projects and programs | 192 | |
| Sample press release : public art fund | 205 | |
| Planning for maintenance | 210 | |
| The nuts and bolts of a maintenance program | 212 | |
| Conservation record, two-dimensional work of art : regional arts & culture council | 217 | |
| Conservation record, three-dimensional work of art : regional arts & culture council | 222 | |
| Conservation record, prints : regional arts & culture council | 228 | |
| Portland parks & recreation maintenance agreement for sculpture in city of Portland parks : regional arts & culture council | 232 | |
| Recordkeeping and public art | 235 | |
| Policy for review and de-accession of city-owned works of art : city of Seattle | 239 | |
| The visual artists rights act of 1990 | 244 | |
| The impact of the visual artists rights act of 1990 on the use and redevelopment of city or county property | 245 | |
| VARA consent form | 264 | |
| Applying the federal copyright law to public art | 267 |
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| $99.99 | Digital |
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David Vanderwoude
reviewed Public Art by the Book on March 22, 2012 Public Art by the Book
Anita Brenner's look at Mexican art throughout history is a must-read for any student of Mexican art. Her poetic description of art and culture is a window into the post-revolutionary period of the 1920s which has since defined so much of the nation's self-identity. Her writings helped popularize the Mexican muralists in the U.S. and elsewhere. She chronicled the rise of these giants and the larger artistic and ideological world they walked in, contributing to the new definition of what it meant to be "Mexican". Brenner had a significant hand in defining the Mexican Renaissance.
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