Let's Talk Public Art

In this survey, we are asking Brighton & Hove residents to answer 10 questions about their experience of Public Art. Your answers will inform Brighton & Hove City Council's strategy and future projects.

Public art is art found in our public spaces, and it is for everyone. There is no fixed definition of what "Public Art" is: for example, it can be a sculpture, a mural, a performance, an installation, a thing to participate in, and more. It can be permanent or temporary. Public Art reflects and influences the ways in which we see and understand a place, its history and narratives.

1. What are your favourite places and spaces in Brighton & Hove? What makes them special to you? *

2. If Brighton & Hove were a person, what kind of qualities would they have? *

3. What are you proud of in Brighton & Hove? *

4. What do you think visitors say about Brighton & Hove? And is it what you think too? *

5. I wish Brighton & Hove was …..? You can choose a maximum of 3 options. *

6. Have you seen any memorable Public Art in Brighton & Hove? Please tell us about it. *

Public art is art found in public spaces. There is no fixed definition for "public art" but it can be a sculpture, a mural, a performance, a thing to participate in, and more. Public art can be permanent or temporary.

7. Rate your reaction to Brighton & Hove’s Public Art on the scale from 1 to 10. Where 1 is "not at all positive" and 10 is "very positive" *

8. Public Art in Brighton & Hove is….? You can choose a maximum of 3 options. *

9. In what ways can Public Art change cities for the better? *

Allow creativity to push boundaries Adopt an open approach Support new ways to navigate the city Create a legacy for the next generation Enrich cultural appreciation Create opportunities to get involved To acknowledge and discuss the heritage of the city and its residents Create a more inspiring and enjoyable place to be Other

10. As a resident or a visitor, can you name up to three things which you think would vastly improve the cultural experience of Brighton & Hove in the future? *

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