Art in Public Places (AIPP)

Art in Public Places (AIPP) refers to the practice of integrating artwork into public spaces, such as parks, buildings, streets, and community areas. The goal is to enhance the environment, encourage community engagement, and promote cultural expression. AIPP projects may include sculptures, murals, installations, and performances, often involving local artists. These artworks can foster a sense of identity and belonging among residents, beautify urban landscapes, and create opportunities for social interaction. AIPP initiatives are typically supported by government agencies, non-profits, and community organizations, reflecting the values and stories of the community they serve.