Yellow Groupย ๐ย ใใReflections on Elitism: What Arts Organizations Communicate About Themselvesใ
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Different approaches redefine what can be considered a strength versus a weakness.
Multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary studies are studied by reviewing the theories used in the field. The article mentions “public art”, and most citizens appreciate public art and are willing to spend a modest amount of money on art to have a positive impact on their city. This is the case with Dundee’s V&A Architecture, a public art project that can commemorate a city’s history and be used as an important part of an urban regeneration project. Civic engagement leads to higher levels of trust in government. And when it comes to the management of city government personnel, it is true that many city officials are not familiar with the various ways cities fund public art projects, which can lead to some problems.
V&A Dundee
About V&A Dundee
Jia Ding and I went to the Dundee V&A Art Gallery to watch 
Located along the banks of the River Tay, the gallery block is a large welcoming public lobby that will serve as a flexible public plaza that can accommodate a variety of uses such as concerts, art workshops, installations, large-scale exhibitions and art accessories etc. Among them, the walls of the second floor are adorned with a large-scale art work assembled from ceramic shards by Glasgow-based artist and former Turner Prize nominee Ciara Phillips.
Outside the art museum is a multi-functional public square that can be used not only as an outdoor exhibition and event space, but also as a seaside resting place for local people and tourists.
Most of the exhibitions in the entire art gallery are free, mainly targeting at different age groups, setting up different activities every week and every month, thereby attracting audiences and tourists, and promoting the tourism industry of Dundee.
I like this art gallery very much, it seems that V&A Dundee has given people one more reason to visit Scotland.
