Our experienced Public art survey team help identify works in need of preservation, repair, or maintenance. This information is crucial for ensuring the long-term care and conservation of public art.

Public art surveys provide collection managers with detailed documentation through thorough inspections, allowing them to monitor the wear and tear of art installations over time. This information is crucial for planning necessary repairs or restoration efforts, and in prioritising bodies of work within constraints of time and budget. This ensures valuable cultural assets remain accessible and impactful for generations to come.

A typical public art survey may involve:

Inventory and documentation: Our team documents the location, type, artist, date of creation, and condition of public artworks, which can include sculptures, murals, monuments, street art, and other forms of art displayed in public spaces.

Mapping: Locations of public art pieces are often mapped to create a visual representation of where these artworks are situated in the area. Mapping can be digital or physical.

Evaluation: The survey may include an evaluation of the artistic and cultural significance of the public art, as well as its historical or social context.

Condition assessment: The physical condition of the artworks is assessed to determine if they require maintenance, repair, or restoration.

Ongoing maintenance planning: Our team can create plans and schedules for the ongoing maintenance needs for collections.

Contact us today to discuss your conservation needs, so we can help to preserve our art and heritage for generations to come.