When Art Meets Public
"Despite the huge numbers who visit galleries and museums, most people don't go. If they do, the convention of the art gallery is that the work is entitled to be there and your right to question it is correspondingly limited. But in the street where you live, the supermarket where you shop, the square where you sit, you have a right to state an opinion." Such is the beauty (and the complexity) of public art. The Guardian (UK) 05/11/08

Posted May 11, 2008 10:12 AM