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Public Art Committee
Meetings
- 6 p.m.
- Regular meetings - second Wednesday of each month with additional meetings as needed.
- Subcommittee meetings are as needed.
Next Meeting
- Virtual Meeting - Wednesday, May 12, 2021, 6 p.m.
Register in advance for this webinar:
https://broomfield.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_B7rNy3K5QQCUQbp1KCCvpg
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Agendas and Minutes
Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval.
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Members
Ten members, including seven at-large members, one alternate at-large member, and two ex officio, non-voting 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 |
|---|---|
| Matthew Cerrato, Secretary | 2024 |
| David Feineman | 2024 |
| Christopher Floyd | 2024 |
| Betty Jackson | 2022 |
| Jennifer McSween, Vice Chair | 2022 |
| K. Alan Orman, Alternate | 2024 |
| Scott Terry | 2022 |
| Mary Wilkie, Chair | 2022 |
| Council Member Name | Term Expires |
|---|---|
| Sharon Tessier | December 2021 |
| Deven Shaff | December 2021 |
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 Broomfield Public Art program enlivens public space, nurtures community identity and contributes to a vibrant city.
Mission
The mission of Broomfield Public Art is to reflect community spirit, enrich conversations, engage community and elevate a sense of belonging.
Values
To achieve our vision and mission we are guided by the following values:
History and Potential of our Community
Diversity and Inclusivity
Communication
Excellence
Relevance
Engagement
Collaboration
Cooperation
Respect
Update on the Public Art Mural
Presentation on the Public Art Mural Project
Upcoming Community Engagement Plan
PAC will be requesting public feedback in the naming of the Public Art Mural. From the initial list of names, PAC will narrow down the selections, and then submit to the public for a final vote. Broomfield Voice will be used to facilitate this process. This plan is on hold until later in 2021.
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.
Board Documents
Broomfield Ordinance for the Public Art Committee
Bylaws
Guidelines
Deaccession - Decommission Policy
Summary of Creative Broomfield
City & County of Broomfield (CCOB) Mission and Guiding Values
Boards and Commissions Member Conduct Policy
Ethics Code
Resignation Form
Staff Liaison
Megan Gilby, Arts & History Manager
mgilby@broomfield.org
Ph: 720.887.2344
Get Involved
Any interested citizen is invited to attend committee meetings. Applications for open positions are available in January of each year. Check out broomfieldpublicart.com the locations of public art.