Public Art in Scandinavia: Cultural Policy, Institutions, and Purpose
October 30th, 2015A lecture on the Process and Role of Public Art in Scandinavia.
Tuesday 10 November and Thursday 12 November
3:30-4:45pm
Snyder Memorial, Room 2110
Presented by Inger Krog, Special Consultant for Visual Arts The Danish Arts Foundation, Ministry of Culture, Denmark
Topics will include:
- Cultural policy and practice in The Danish Arts Foundation
- How and by whom is art commissioned
- Differences between how state institutions and private curators function in the public art sphere
- Urban Planning and Urban Design
- Socially Engaged Art
- Conflict and/or Consensus – Mediating the public, artistic freedom, and institutions.
Ms. Krog appears as a guest of the Arts Diplomacy Course, Department of Art. For additional information please call The Department of Art at 419.530.8303
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