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This video outlines some of the many benefits of public art. Here are eight types of art installations that liven the urban environment and encourage social interactions:

1) Commissioned murals
2) Intersection murals
3) "Mini-murals" on utility boxes
4) Public bookshelves
5) Street banners and flags
6) Statue installment series
7) Art racks (Non-standard bicycle racks)
8) Art energy generators

Music: "See" by Tycho. No copyright infringement intended.

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