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 By
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
Tom Bean, chair
Jan Mulkey
Jeff Becker
Alisha Gambino
Kathy Achelpohl
Gregory Carroll
David Ford
James Woodfill
Raechell Smith
Larry Jacobson
Don Lambert
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.
All Art Commission meetings are open to the public.
Art Commission
meetings have been scheduled for the
following days. All meetings are held at 3 p.m. on the 26th Floor of
City Hall.
Jan. 5, 2009
Feb. 2, 2009
March
2, 2009
April
6, 2009
May
4, 2009
June
1, 2009
July
6, 2009
Aug.
3, 2009
Sept.
7, 2009
Oct.
5, 2009
Nov.
2, 2009
Dec.
7, 2009
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.
You will need a copy of Acrobat
Reader
(it's free) in order
to view or print the above document.
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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.
