Intersections Critical dialogues on public art practice Intersections generates critical dialogue about public art practice and develops pioneering practice-based and theoretical research. Intersections is a project which links Fine Art at Newcastle University with the wider cultural sector through events, research projects and generating debate. Drawing together practitioners, theorists, sector organisations, policy makers and the wider public, Intersections examines issues arising from the creative friction inherent in the interaction of public art practice, policy and public space.

Recent dialogues 24 March 2010 A while ago I was introduced to ‘Coca-Cola economics’ – this theory suggests that big multi-national concerns are likely to be at the ...read more 10 March 2010 A key theme to emerge from Planetary Breakdown: Autonomous Infrastructures for a sustainable future was a questioning of the idea of autonom...read more 01 March 2010 Public art has no obligation to be self-referential Public art has no obligation to be easy to understand If public art is deemed to hav...read more

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