Abstract
In this tutorial we are going to elaborate on how technology and art can contribute in stimulating creative placemaking in public-use spaces. This presentation will highlight the authors approach and several other past and potential approaches that embrace on technology and connectivity to refocus on a creative function in public spaces that aims to move away from traditional planning and textbook concepts. Our approach, which is demonstrated by our design and implementation of a multi-use public space called Adressaparken is aimed to create a space towards greater flexibility, changeability, and appreciation for the public`s contribution. The presenters will also identify key lessons learned in the design and implementation of a technology re-usable public space. Potential variables needed to address the challenges in the integration and evaluation of digital public art installations will also be elaborated. By surveying past and present exhibited contributions and the presenters' own contributions in a public realm, this tutorial will offer guidance to artists, designers, researchers and practitioners on how they can successfully blend in to this interdisciplinary area of research. The presenters will also identify key lessons learned in the design and implementation of a technology re-usable public space. Potential variables needed to address the challenges in the integration and evaluation of digital public art installations will also be elaborated. By surveying past and present exhibited contributions and the presenters' own contributions in the public realm, this tutorial will offer guidance to artists, designers, researchers and practitioners on how they can successfully blend in to this interdisciplinary area of research.
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