“Plan-Guide Arts et Aménagement des Territoires”

4 volumes - 518 pages, PDF format. 

The analysis is livened up by a series of “time capsules” presenting the major trends in artistic creation and concepts of the city, and is complemented by a wide-ranging survey of initiatives representative of the constitution of a special field combining arts and spatial planning (artists, collectives, designers, projects, calls for tenders, study days, etc.) in realms as varied as social cohesion, sustainable development, urban renovation, territorial equality, public debate, and mobility policies. 

Work carried out will be extended by onlining of a web platform adding to and updating data, along with a publication due this autumn providing wider dissemination among professionals and the public at large. 

A presentation tour of France is scheduled to begin with an initial rendezvous at Point H^UT, (Saint-Pierre-des-Corps) on 8 October 2015. 

On the web:

• Plan-Guide Arts et Aménagement des territoires