Hanna Hoyne explores public space through sculptures, installations and murals with the aim of raising awareness of the urban environment and global issues such as sustainability and environmental responsibility.
Posts tagged as “Street Art”
Hanna Hoyne: Interpretative-Knowledge Making by Means of Public Art (Part 1)
Hanna Hoyne explores public space through sculptures, installations and murals with the aim of raising awareness of the urban environment and global issues such as sustainability and environmental responsibility.
HoulArt: Wit and Public Inspiration
In conversation with Anna-Sophie Jürgens, James Houlcroft (aka Houl) reflects on the knowledge-oriented, educational and inspirational role of street art – street art as public pedagogy – in the various media and formats he explores in the Australian capital and beyond.
Lee Constable: Founding “Science Meets Street Art” Co-Labs
In this article Australian science communicator Lee Constable discusses her work at the intersection between street art and science.
PHIBS: Graffiti, Street Art and Engagement
In this article, Graffiti and Street Artist PHIBS reflects on how public art in urban spaces can excite the public imagination about the history and cultural relevance of Street Art.
Byrd: Art as Pictographic Space and Field Work
Byrd explores the power of art through many facets, commonly through social criticism and environmental commentary. The conversation explores how Byrd’s art frames narratives into a palatable space and perspective for the viewer.
Dan Power: Art and Environmental Fragility
Environmental artist Dan Power shares his insights on the power of art as a subconscious influencer of environment through his work.
BOHIE: Art for the Environment
The artist BOHIE discusses her work in the public art formats of street art, murals and fine art murals, and the messages they convey.
Street Art, Science and Engagement: Introducing a New Series
This article introduces w/k's new series on street art and science, explains how it belongs within the journal, defines key terms and discusses their context, and explores the expected artistic and scientific scope and framework.