This article was originally published in LUM Art Zine
Throughout history, public art has had a tenuous relationship with the public. When times are good, they’re really good for public art; when times are bad, they’re really bad for public art.
Shortly after the death of Josef Stalin, the largest statue depicting the Soviet leader was dynamited in Prague…
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