Navigating obligations, opportunities and successful project outcomes
Public art is becoming an increasingly important consideration in the planning, design and delivery of major development projects.
Beyond meeting planning obligations, well-considered public art can strengthen place identity, create more meaningful community connections and contribute to the long-term value of a project. However, developers must also navigate complex approval pathways, stakeholder expectations, procurement, budgets, delivery requirements and ongoing stewardship.
In this practical webinar, Tilt Industrial Design will explore how developers can take a more strategic approach to public art, from early project planning through to delivery. The session will examine the frameworks, decisions and partnerships that can help turn public art from a project requirement into an asset for places, communities and developments.
Tilt Industrial Design director of cultural strategy and public art Elizabeth Lewis will open with a presentation on the role of public art in development and the key considerations for successful delivery. This will be followed by a project case study with Tilt Industrial Design senior curator, public art and cultural strategy Dr Matt Cox, demonstrating how public art and cultural strategy can be applied in practice.
A moderated discussion and audience Q&A will provide attendees with practical guidance to better understand their obligations, identify opportunities and deliver successful public art outcomes.
