Public Art

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Features
Still Standing?

Public art in Germany has a long and fraught history. What is its place today?

BY Dominikus Müller |
Frieze
Public Property

The fate of postwar murals in the UK

BY Brian Dillon |
Features
One Hundred Years

Public art and the commemoration of World War I

BY Lara Pawson |
Features
Books

Two recent publications examine conflict and collaboration in public art projects

BY David Crowley |
Features
Work & Play

Bik Van der Pol: artists as undercover agents

BY Nick Aikens |
Opinion
Made in Pyongyang

The controversial history of the $28-million African Renaissance Monument in Dakar

BY Sean O'Toole |
Opinion
On Your Marks

The conflicted cultural legacy of the London 2012 Olympics

BY Tom Morton |
Frieze
Towers of Babble

The ArcelorMittal Orbit and the recent history of large-scale folly

BY Douglas Murphy |