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Public Art Commission
Pursuant to the Code, the Public Art Commission shall have seven members (4 initial members to be appointed to 4-year term and 3 initial members to be appointed to 3-year term), of which there shall be a member in each of the following categories:

• Museum curator
• Architect or landscape architect
• Representative of a local nonprofit visual arts corporation or association
• Visual art teacher
• Commercial or established visual artist or designer
• Two at-large members with demonstrated interest or experience in the visual arts. Commission members shall be residents of the City, reside within the extraterritorial jurisdiction of the City, or be employed at least 20 hours per week within the City by a museum, architecture firm, school, or non-profit visual arts corporation or association.

Board Mission/Purpose
The Public Art Commission's primary duties include advising and making recommendations to the City Council regarding the acquisition, placement and maintenance of publicly owned works of visual art by the City, as well as reducing unnecessary risks to the City of liability or damage to public art installations.