The ‘Minster’ Jug as a ‘Pet’ Agent of Victorian Design Reform

Research on the Multimodal Integration of Visual Communication Design and Public Art in Digital Perspective

“…Martins, A describes the journey of the design and renovation of the Museum for All, a public art building in Sweden, where only about one-third of the original design was available for displays and about two percent for art exhibitions, followed by a costly renovation and expansion and design to meet the needs of the visitor audience [18]. Gotlieb, R. et al talk about the Gardner Museum's donated kettle-like vessel in the form of a bas-relief sculpture, a piece designed to reveal the reforms in style and design typical of Victorian design from the 19th to the 21st centuries [19]. Amanda, et al provide an in-depth analysis of the Olympic Sculpture Park, a joint venture of the Seattle Museum of Art and The Land Trust, and argue that this public art design architecture contributes to the improvement of the urban landscape improvement and urban revitalization [20].…”