Public Art

Public Art provides an important medium for telling a story, recording history, creating identity and expressing what it is to be human - evoking and provoking discussion, creating connections and helping to make sense of our rapidly changing lives. Without the Arts, there would be no quality of life.
The term public art refers to art in all its disciplines such as dance, music, poetry, visual arts, theatre, film etc. integrated into the built, natural, urban or rural environment. Public Art aims to instil animation, enliven and improve a public environment for the benefit of all who use and who will use it. To read more about our Public Art Programme click here.