Public Art Installation Feedback Form

Public art installations enhance community spaces and reflect local culture, but maintaining these valuable assets requires ongoing feedback from residents and visitors. This Public Art Installation Feedback Form helps municipalities, arts councils, and cultural organizations gather structured input on public artwork condition, accessibility, safety concerns, and community sentiment.

Whether you're managing a single sculpture in a park or an entire portfolio of murals, monuments, and interactive installations across your city, this form template makes it easy to collect actionable feedback. Residents can report maintenance issues like weathering or damage, flag vandalism or graffiti, highlight accessibility barriers, and share their perceptions about how the artwork impacts their neighborhood.

Built for government agencies, public works departments, arts commissions, and community organizations, this form helps you prioritize repairs, track recurring issues, and measure community engagement with your public art program. The conditional logic ensures that detailed information is captured only when relevant—for example, vandalism details appear only when that issue type is selected.

With Paperform, you can embed this form directly on your city website, share it via QR codes near installations, or include it in community newsletters. Submissions automatically flow into your project management system, and you can use Stepper to route urgent reports (like safety hazards) to maintenance teams immediately while sending general feedback to your arts coordinator for monthly review. The built-in AI Insights feature helps you spot trends across submissions—like multiple accessibility concerns about the same location—so you can take proactive action.

This template is fully customizable to match your municipality's branding and can be adapted for specific installation types, from traditional statues to interactive digital art. Start collecting valuable community feedback that keeps your public art beautiful, safe, and accessible for everyone.