What does it mean to remember through art? The anthology Public Memory, Public Art Reflections on Monuments and Memorial Art Today presents 25 texts that explore and discuss memorial art in our common spaces. The anthology includes texts on monuments, memorials, memory, democracy, power, and oppression and have a Swedish focus with an international perspective. The book is published by the Public Art Agency Sweden and the Swedish edition is distributed by Eddy Books and the English edition by Art and Theory Publishing. Editors: Annika Enqvist, Karolina Modig, Rebecka Katz Thor, Joanna Zawieja. Introduction: Patrick Amsellem. Texts: Nasim Aghili, Bronwyn Bailey-Charteris, Mathias Danbolt, Annika Enqvist, Håkan Forsell, Josefin Granetoft, Elin Haugdal, Sandi Hilal, Rossana Mercado-Rojas, Robert Nilsson Mohammadi, Lotta Mossum, Santiago Mostyn, MYCKET, Hanna Nordenhök, Temi Odumosu, Henrik Orrje, Outi Pieski, Lisa Rosendahl, Merete Røstad, Moa Sandström, Tanja Schult, Ingrid Svahn, Masha Taavoniku, Andrzej Tichy , Rebecka Katz Thor, Joanna Warsza, Michael K. Wilson, Joanna Zawieja. Editors: Annika Enqvist, Karolina Modig, Rebecka Katz Thor, Joanna Zawieja. Introduction: Patrick Amsellem. Texts: Nasim Aghili, Bronwyn Bailey-Charteris, Mathias Danbolt, Annika Enqvist, Håkan Forsell, Josefin Granetoft, Elin Haugdal, Sandi Hilal, Rossana Mercado-Rojas, Robert Nilsson Mohammadi, Lotta Mossum, Santiago Mostyn, MYCKET, Hanna Nordenhök, Temi Odumosu, Henrik Orrje, Outi Pieski, Lisa Rosendahl, Merete Røstad, Moa Sandström, Tanja Schult, Ingrid Svahn, Masha Taavoniku, Andrzej Tichy , Rebecka Katz Thor, Joanna Warsza, Michael K. Wilson, Joanna Zawieja.