This report, written in 2002, was the second part of a joint initiative by ixia, Midlands Architecture and the Designed Environment (MADE) and Public Art West Midlands (PAWM), all committed to the role of creativity in the development of the public realm. The first phase, an installation at the Urban Summit by Katherine Clarke of muf, saw 200 pumpkins installed at the canalside at the ICC in Birmingham.
You can download the report here as a series of pdf documents. It comprises a foreword by Stuart Lipton and Tony McNulty MP, an Introduction by Project partners, case studies researched by artist Jayne Murray and a new essay by Katherine Shonfield.
Foreword
Project partners introduction
Introduction to Case Studies
Case Studies
Burton Green Park - Sustainablity
Electric Wharf - Social Engagement and Collaboration
Biddulph East - Art as a Learning System
Green with Envy - Researching Health through Identity
Anti-Dog - Inclusion
A sense of Belonging - Social Regeneration through Process Working
We needs Artists' Ways of Doing things
A critical analysis of the artist in regeneration practice by Katherine Shonfield.