For this project the goal is to the “Public Renaissance”, this project is to intend to examine both the urban cultures of public space in the early modern era, and to set this into dynamic dialogue with the recently invigorated discourse around the agency of public space in shaping contemporary events. The audience for this goal is for the experts in this project. This project considers the early modern period (c.1450-1700) in the urbanized heart of Europe, with particular attention to case examples between the Netherlands, Spain, Italy and England. This project also communicates the memories and meanings of public space in the European cities. The audience is for the general people in this project.
