Connecting People, Place and Environment - A Public Art Strategy for the City of Greater Geelong

Contents

1. Executive Summary
   • Purpose
   • Background
   • Policy Context
   • Preparation
   • Strategy
   • Structure
2. Definitions 
   • Culture
   • Cultural Heritage
   • Art
   • Artist
   • Public Art
   • Public Space (Place & Realm)
   • Community Engagement
   • Integrated Art
   • Stand Alone Art
   • Platforms for Temporary/Ephemeral Art
   • Interventions
   • Public Art Events
   • Memorials and Monuments
   • Aerosol Art
   • Graffiti and Tagging
   
   Part A: Vision
3. A framework for activation, creativity & expression
   • Outcome Area 1: Activation – creating unique and vibrant places
   • Outcome Area 2: Creativity – generating a ‘creative milieu’
   • Outcome Area 3: Expression – giving voice to people, place and environment
4. A framework for delivering, resourcing & preserving
   • Outcome Area 4: Delivering – planning and managing
   • Outcome Area 5: Resourcing – providing for people and projects
   • Outcome Area 6: Preserving – maintaining and conserving
   
   Part B: Process 
5. Guideline Area 1: Public Art Planning
   
   
6. Guideline Area 2: Indicative Commissioning Processes
   • Council Initiated Stand Alone Projects
   • Council Initiated Integrated Projects
   • Non-Council Initiated Projects
   • Council Funded Aerosol Art Projects
7. Guideline Area 3: Community Benefit Assessment
   • Community Wellbeing
   • Growing the Economy
   • Sustainable Built and Natural Environment
8. Guideline Area 4: Moral Rights
   
   
9. Guideline Area 5: Asset Management
   • Handover
   • Ongoing Maintenance
   • Alteration
   • Relocation & Removal