To create aesthetically pleasing artworks for public spaces.

To promote social change and community empowerment.

To generate revenue for local businesses.

To enhance the city's tourism industry.

Collaboration and participation

Focus on aesthetics and beauty

Site-specificity and context-awareness

Emphasis on process rather than product

It reinforces traditional cultural practices and values.

It facilitates cultural exchange and understanding.

It challenges and subverts dominant cultural narratives.

All of the above

It provides a platform for dialogue and discussion.

It raises awareness about social issues and concerns.

It encourages active participation in community decision-making.

All of the above

The Favela Painting Project in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

The AIDS Memorial Quilt in the United States

The Yarn Bombing Project in London, England

The Community Garden Project in New York City, USA

It allows artists to create artworks that are responsive to the local context.

It encourages collaboration between artists and community members.

It ensures that artworks are accessible to a wider audience.

All of the above

It emphasizes the importance of collaboration and participation.

It blurs the boundaries between art and life.

It questions the role of the artist as a solitary genius.

All of the above

Environmental sustainability

Social justice and equality

Cultural heritage and identity

Abstract expressionism

It can create a sense of place and belonging.

It can attract visitors and tourists.

It can improve the physical environment.

All of the above

It provides a platform for artists from different cultures to collaborate.

It encourages the exchange of ideas and perspectives.

It challenges stereotypes and prejudices.

All of the above

It gives them a voice and a platform to express their concerns.

It helps them to build skills and confidence.

It creates opportunities for social and economic development.

All of the above

Funding and resource constraints

Lack of community engagement and support

Resistance from local authorities and institutions

All of the above

Through ongoing community involvement and participation

By securing long-term funding and resources

By establishing partnerships with local organizations and institutions

All of the above

It will continue to grow and evolve, adapting to new challenges and opportunities.

It will become more institutionalized and formalized.

It will decline in popularity as other forms of art gain prominence.

It will remain a niche practice, limited to a small number of communities.

It reflects the values, beliefs, and aspirations of the community.

It contributes to the city's unique identity and sense of place.

It attracts tourists and visitors, boosting the local economy.

All of the above