Architects and investors have always collaborated with the artists of their time. This remains true today, but art in the city is taking on new forms and is subject to different rules. How do competitions for art in streets and squares work? Where does public space end and private space begin? How should the city and its residents express their views on art in private buildings? And what are the implications of temporary installations compared to permanent ones? The discussion focused on funding, legislation, and examples of best practices, including the question of whether the greater challenge lies in the funding itself or in the lack of communication between artists, officials, and the public.