ART, PLAY, RISK: An interdisciplinary approach to child-friendly cities.

ART， PLAY， RISK将为艺术品如何为公共空间提供便利提供新的创造性和学术研究，特别关注法律和文化范式中的风险问题。一个关键的方法是开发一个以儿童为主导的公共可玩雕塑项目，旨在测试关于儿童在密集的城市景观中真正想要的艺术类型的创造性假设，从而分析他们的游戏行为，包括：自我强加的风险、创造力、挑战和舒适的界限。从儿童的角度理解公共艺术的可玩性将产生解决方案，解决澳大利亚儿童友好城市的未来，正如联合国儿童基金会儿童友好城市政策所定义的那样。

ART, PLAY, RISK will provide new creative and scholarly research into how artworks contribute amenity to public spaces, with a specific focus on questions of risk-in-play in both legal and cultural paradigms. A key methodology is to develop a public child-led playable sculpture project, designed to test creative assumptions about the sorts of art children actually want in their dense urban landscapes, enabling analysis of their play-behaviours, including: self-imposed boundaries of risk, creativity, challenge and comfort. Understanding the playability of public art from a child’s perspective will generate solutions addressing the future of child-friendly cities in Australia, as defined by UNICEF’s Child-Friendly-Cities policy.