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Sunday, November 19, 2006
"It's no wonder architects have come to control the public art agenda"
Fine article in the Sydney Morning Herald on, among other things:
- how the architects have taken over
- but how to keep the artists and the architects talking
- why Sydney's public art is worse than Melbourne's (not just because Melbourne cares about art and Sydney doesn't)
- what happens when time runs out for artistic water clocks
- memorial statues to AC/DC singers
and so on. Juicy.Technorati Tags: Melbourne, percentforart, public art, public_art, publicart, sculpture
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