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The City of Kansas City, Mo., Municipal Art Commission was established in 1926 by the City Charter and comprises a 13-member board, including the mayor, president of the Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners and the chairman of the City Plan Commission, all ex-officio members, and six appointees of the mayor.

Find more information about the Municipal Art Commission:

Art on Tony Aguirre Community CenterBy City Charter, the Art Commission's responsibilities include the approval of works of art on, or extending over, any City property; the design of buildings, bridges, fences, and other structures built by the City; and any privately owned signs, skywalks, or other structures that extend over public property. City ordinances also provide that no existing work of art owned by the City can be moved or altered without Commission approval except under emergency conditions.

The Municipal Art Commission oversees the administration of the Kansas City One Percent for Art Program. Through the One Percent for Art Program, the mission of the Municipal Art Commission is to serve as a catalyst for artistic growth and aesthetic excellence in our communities, and in doing so, enhance the vitality of Kansas City and enrich the lives of its citizens.

Board Members of the Municipal Art Commission


Karen Holland, chairwoman
Polarities, terrazzo floor at KC International Airport by Andrew Ginzel and Kristin Jones, detail of a medallionJohn Copaken, past chair
Michele Newman
Ronald Posey

Scott Francis

Elizabeth Amirahmadi
Richard Herrera, advisory member
Councilwoman Beth Gottstein, ex-officio member/Mayor's appointee
Evert Asjes, ex-officio member, chairman, City Plan Commission
Tyrone Aiken, ex-officio appointee by the Parks and Recreation Board

Members of the Municipal Art Commission are appointed to three-year terms by the mayor, according to the City Charter, and may be reappointed at the mayor's discretion. The position of board member of the Municipal Art Commission is a non-paying, volunteer appointment, and the appointees serve as representatives of their area or constituency makeup within the city limits.

The first Municipal Art Commission meeting for 2008 is scheduled for 4 p.m. Monday, January 7th in the Council Chambers on the 26th Floor of City Hall. Future meetings are listed below, and all Art Commission
meetings are open to the public.

Art Commission meetings have been scheduled for the following days. All meetings are held at 4 p.m. n the Council Chambers on the 26th Floor of City Hall: 

January 7, 2008
February 4
, 2008
March 3, 2008
April 7, 2008
May 5, 2008
June 2, 2008
July 7, 2008
August 4, 2008
September 8, 2008
October 6, 2008
November 3, 2008
December 1, 2008

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Administrative Staff
Porter Arneill
Director/Public Art Administrator
E-mail: Porter_Arneill@kcmo.org

Elizabeth Bowman, Art Commission Assistant 
(816) 513-2656
E-mail: Elizabeth_Bowman@kcmo.org


Public Art Resources
Pursuing Public Art: Developing and Implementing Public Art Programs and Projects is a simple, comprehensive and free downloadable resource for those interested in developing public art programs and/or projects or as a reference tool for those who would like to learn more about public art programming.

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