Public Art Committee

Meetings


  • 6 p.m.
  • Second Wednesday of each month; additional meetings as needed
  • Location: Broomfield Library, 2nd Floor Eisenhower Room
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Next Meeting

  • Wednesday, April 10, 2019, 6 p.m. CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER
  • RE-SCHEDULED Wednesday, April 17, 6 p.m., Library Conference Room

Agendas and Minutes


Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval. 
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Members

 
Nine members, including seven at-large members, one alternate at-large member, and two ex officio, nonvoting council members. Members of the committee must be residents of the city, and if any member ceases to reside in the city, his or her membership shall immediately terminate

 Member Name
 Term Expires
 on March 31
 KC Lancaster, Chair
  2022
 Roxanne Macke  2021
 William McCann  2021
 Matthew Cerrato, Alternate
  2020
 Betty Jackson, Vice Chair  2022
 Joe Ziegler  2021
 Scott Terry  2022
 Mary Wilkie  2022

 Council Member Name
 Term Expires
 Sharon Tessier
 November 2019
 Deven Shaff
 November 2019

Staff Liaison

Cheryl German, Cultural Affairs Operations Coordinator
cgerman@broomfield.org
Ph: 303.464.5829

Purpose


The purpose of the Public Art Committee is to:
  • Implement the public art master plan approved by City Council including guidelines governing public art funding, selection, acquisition, placement, installation, marketing and maintenance of works of art
  • Develop an educational program for city residents and visitors on Broomfield’s public art program
  • Conduct an annual inventory and condition assessment of the city’s public art collection

Vision

The vision of the Broomfield Public Art Program is to enhance the image of Broomfield and foster a “sense of place” for its residents and visitors.

Mission


The mission is to create a more visually pleasing environment and to expand the opportunities for residents and visitors to experience quality works of art. 
 

History


The Public Art Committee (PAC) created a Public Art Master Plan and Guidelines to facilitate acquisition of public art for the City and County of Broomfield which were adopted by City Council in 2004.  In 2015, the City and County of Broomfield updated their arts and culture master plan, Creative Broomfield, which now incorporates the public art master plan. Click here to learn more about the Creative Broomfield process.


Get Involved


Any interested citizen is invited to attend committee meetings. Applications for open positions are available in January of each year. Check out www.broomfieldpublicart.com for all public art programs.