Proceedings of the 2024 4th International Conference on Public Art and Human Development (ICPAHD 2024)
Conf¬erence: Proceedings of the 2024 4th International Conference on Public Art and Human Development (ICPAHD 2024)
Date: 27-29 December 2024
Location: Chengdu, China (Hybrid)
Website: http://www.icpahd.com/
We are pleased to present the 2024 4th International Conference on Public Art and Human Development (ICPAHD 2024), which took place from December 27–29, 2024, in Chengdu, China (hybrid). This conference sparked dialogue on how public art influences human growth across various societal dimensions.
ICPAHD 2024 brought together a distinguished lineup of speakers who provided invaluable insights into bridging the gap between art, culture, and human development in our rapidly evolving world. Prof. Yao Song from Sichuan University in China shared an enlightening perspective through his speech titled “From Brainwaves to Big Data: Dual Perspectives on Micro and Macro Social Impacts.” His exploration of the intricate links between human cognition and societal change provided a thought-provoking start to our conference.
Prof. Bradley C. Freeman from Sunway University in Malaysia captivated attendees with his presentation, “Global Media Classroom: Bridging Cultures and Enhancing Learning through International Collaboration.” Another highlight was Prof. Asad Khalil’s speech from Southwest University of Political Science & Law, China, titled “Transforming Education: The Role of Practical Learning in Meeting Evolving Needs.” He underscored the urgent need to align educational paradigms with contemporary societal challenges, fostering a future-ready new generation equipped with practical skills and adaptive learning techniques.
Assoc. Prof. Goh Yi Sheng, also from Sunway University, offered an impactful exploration of community resilience in her presentation, “Empowering the Elderly: Creative Approach for Disaster Resilience in Urban Floods.” Her dedication to elevating vulnerable populations through creative strategies in disaster readiness sparked critical discussions on inclusivity in urban planning.
The conference additionally featured a variety of engaging elements designed to enrich participant experience, including a series of thematic forums, dynamic panel discussions, and interactive sessions. These thoughtfully organized segments were specifically aimed at fostering deep and meaningful dialogue among the attendees, creating an environment conducive to the exchange of ideas and perspectives.
Through these discussions, participants were provided with extensive opportunities for collaboration, which were instrumental in driving forward the collective goals of the conference. These goals centered on leveraging public art as a catalyst for strengthening community bonds and fostering individual development. The conference successfully created a platform where ideas could be shared and innovative partnerships could be formed, furthering these shared objectives.
In closing, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the organizers, speakers, and contributors whose dedication made ICPAHD 2024 a resounding success. Your efforts have created a platform for this dialogue and have laid the groundwork for future conferences focused on enhancing the multifaceted relationship between public art and human development.
Thank you for your contributions to this endeavor.
The Committee of ICPAHD 2024
Date: 27-29 December 2024
Location: Chengdu, China (Hybrid)
Website: http://www.icpahd.com/
We are pleased to present the 2024 4th International Conference on Public Art and Human Development (ICPAHD 2024), which took place from December 27–29, 2024, in Chengdu, China (hybrid). This conference sparked dialogue on how public art influences human growth across various societal dimensions.
ICPAHD 2024 brought together a distinguished lineup of speakers who provided invaluable insights into bridging the gap between art, culture, and human development in our rapidly evolving world. Prof. Yao Song from Sichuan University in China shared an enlightening perspective through his speech titled “From Brainwaves to Big Data: Dual Perspectives on Micro and Macro Social Impacts.” His exploration of the intricate links between human cognition and societal change provided a thought-provoking start to our conference.
Prof. Bradley C. Freeman from Sunway University in Malaysia captivated attendees with his presentation, “Global Media Classroom: Bridging Cultures and Enhancing Learning through International Collaboration.” Another highlight was Prof. Asad Khalil’s speech from Southwest University of Political Science & Law, China, titled “Transforming Education: The Role of Practical Learning in Meeting Evolving Needs.” He underscored the urgent need to align educational paradigms with contemporary societal challenges, fostering a future-ready new generation equipped with practical skills and adaptive learning techniques.
Assoc. Prof. Goh Yi Sheng, also from Sunway University, offered an impactful exploration of community resilience in her presentation, “Empowering the Elderly: Creative Approach for Disaster Resilience in Urban Floods.” Her dedication to elevating vulnerable populations through creative strategies in disaster readiness sparked critical discussions on inclusivity in urban planning.
The conference additionally featured a variety of engaging elements designed to enrich participant experience, including a series of thematic forums, dynamic panel discussions, and interactive sessions. These thoughtfully organized segments were specifically aimed at fostering deep and meaningful dialogue among the attendees, creating an environment conducive to the exchange of ideas and perspectives.
Through these discussions, participants were provided with extensive opportunities for collaboration, which were instrumental in driving forward the collective goals of the conference. These goals centered on leveraging public art as a catalyst for strengthening community bonds and fostering individual development. The conference successfully created a platform where ideas could be shared and innovative partnerships could be formed, furthering these shared objectives.
In closing, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the organizers, speakers, and contributors whose dedication made ICPAHD 2024 a resounding success. Your efforts have created a platform for this dialogue and have laid the groundwork for future conferences focused on enhancing the multifaceted relationship between public art and human development.
Thank you for your contributions to this endeavor.
The Committee of ICPAHD 2024