In this first issue of Volume 5, the CAP-Public Art Journal delves into diverse discourses surrounding public art, cultural heritage, and urban revitalization. The collection of articles in this edition encapsulates a scholarly exploration of pertinent themes, incorporating perspectives from various regions and scholarly backgrounds.

The articles featured in this issue contribute substantively to the ongoing academic dialogue surrounding frindge aspects of public art, fostering a deeper understanding of cultural preservation, urban transformation, and the multifaceted role of art in our evolving societies. As we navigate through these scholarly inquiries, we invite readers to critically engage with the content and consider the implications for future research and practice in the field.