Kendal Henry is an artist and curator who lives in New York City and specialises in the field of public art for the past twenty-two years. He illustrates that public art can be used as a tool for social engagement, civic pride and economic development through the projects.
05/06/2014
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03/24/2014
During recent period we have been systematically witnessing functional and aesthetical impoverishment of city of Tbilisi. Hence, losing uniquely preserved city’s recreational spots and significant architectural buildings/constructions dating from the Soviet era. |
05/20/2013
Cultural Policy Public discussion on recent reforms in Ministry of Culture and Monument Protection of Georgia |
01/14/2011
The Georgian artist Lado Darakhvelidze deals in his work with social and political changes and represents these in personal narratives. |
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