The Influence of Public Art in Developing Chinese Urban Public Space: Current Trends and Future Directions

Han, Cheng-Bo; Worrall, Julian

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-14869-0_10

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“…According to the findings, there are a variety of potential strategies that might be used to encourage the implementation of public art laws in China. This has the potential to result in the growth of public art and its subsequent profitability, which helps to maintain cultural diversity in China (Cheng & Worrall, 2021). The patriarchal clan structure is an important part of how traditional Chinese culture came to be and grew over time.…”

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Public Art and Urban Cultural Identity: An Epitome of Public Art and Culture Corridor in Hangzhou, China

Zhu

2023

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Since public art was introduced into China as an exclusive term in the early 1990s, with its own "publicity" and rich art forms, it has rapidly occupied all kinds of public Spaces in the urban development process. However, different from western countries, China's urban renewal has historical particularity. The rapid development of public art in many cities also exposes the decline of urban cultural vitality, single planning, loss of regional characteristics and other problems. At the end of the 20th century, under the overall plan of reshaping the awareness of urban cultural identity, China began to try its best to find a balance between modern urban cultural construction and historical context protection. In this process, Chinese public art gradually developed an art road suitable for its own urban development. Hangzhou's Public Art and Culture Corridor is a typical practice case in this transition period.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Public Art and Urban Cultural Identity: An Epitome of Public Art and Culture Corridor in Hangzhou, China

Zhu

2023

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“…Such artworks express the expectations for booming economic development of national priority that are often expressed through public artworks. Hence, the public engagement with public artworks can become an integral part of urban development [32] . The developed countries of the West have embarked on a comprehensive approach to the management of urban environment, public art and urban development [33] .…”

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Unfolding China’s Urban Development: The Implementation of Public Art in Beijing and Shanghai

Han

Worrall

2021

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During China’s speeding urbanization, creating a unique city image to achieve economic growth draws the attention of property developers, urban planners, and city administrations. Through activating urban spaces and creating dynamic urban culture, public art plays an effective role in leading modern urban creative capital investment into China’s urban development. In order to understand the implementation of public art in Beijing and Shanghai, this research aims to analyze the resonance between public art and urbanization in Chinese megacities through selected case studies. The study reveals public art guided by urbanization policy and strategy in metropolitan China, which further unfolds the discontinuous and fragmented relationship between public art, public sphere, and urbanization policies. Through discovering the imbalances between public art investment, implementation, and post-implementation management frameworks, the study provides several approaches to boost China’s urban development for achieving the resonance between public art and urbanization.

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“…Among multiple strategies for developing real urban culture, using public art is a promising method. Cheng and Worrall [17] analysed the development of public art under the background of metropolitan cities in Beijing and Shanghai, trying to determine the development trend of urban public art in China. e development of public art in Chinese mainland cities was analysed and explored.…”

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The Use of Visual Sensing Technology and Digital Image Technology in Public Art Design

Zheng

Yan

2022

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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The intent of this research article is the analysis of application of digital image technology and visual sensing technology in public art design. The specific forms of public art design are studied. A series of studies on the public art form of live performance is carried out combined with the principles of advanced computer technology such as digital imaging, artificial intelligence, and visual sensing technology. An analysis method based on attention-satisfaction for the Return to the Three Gorges is put forward and some research results are obtained. The results show that the combination of live tourism performance and digital image technology creates endless possibilities for live tourism performance through technical means and artistic charm, but there are also some disadvantages. The survey results about the Return to the Three Gorges show that the proportion of tourists who choose “greatly different from expectations” and “fail to meet expectations” has reached 41.9%. And 45.3% of tourists choose the “very unwilling” and “unwilling” options in terms of willingness to revisit. It reveals that although the integration of science and technology and art has great charm, there is still much room for improvement, especially the homogenization of content and form, which needs further research.

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The Influence of Public Art in Developing Chinese Urban Public Space: Current Trends and Future Directions

Cited by 6 publications

References 13 publications

Public Art and Urban Cultural Identity: An Epitome of Public Art and Culture Corridor in Hangzhou, China

Public Art and Urban Cultural Identity: An Epitome of Public Art and Culture Corridor in Hangzhou, China

Unfolding China’s Urban Development: The Implementation of Public Art in Beijing and Shanghai

The Use of Visual Sensing Technology and Digital Image Technology in Public Art Design

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