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that call the city home, and creates an attraction for visitors that come to visit. The City <br /> functions as a regional center for sporting activities and has a state bicycle trail that runs through <br /> the community. The City sponsors a sculpture stroll that has become popular and rotates a series <br /> of sculptures that are renewed each year. One of the purposes of public art in the community is <br /> to tell the history of the community and to recognize prominent members of the city. Recently, a <br /> mural of prominent citizens was created on the outside wall of a downtown business. A <br /> sculpture of Chief Little Crow stands beside of the river near the main street bridge into <br /> downtown. In the town square, a bronze sculpture of the three founding namesake pioneer <br /> brothers anchors the civic plaza. He personally thinks that public art has strong value for the <br /> community and believes that the community is supportive overall. He believes that the strongest <br /> rationale for public art is that it makes the city a more complete community that has impacts on <br /> all walks-of-life. He views public art as another amenity that adds to the community. He <br /> observes that a number of people take pictures with the public art and families, including his <br /> own, like to go out walking and view the various sculptures. The public art helps create that <br /> sense of place within the community. The public seems to have a good awareness of public art. <br /> The city promotes events on its public arts web site, sponsors the sculpture stroll event, and <br /> conducts a citizen's poll for the Artist-of-the-Year. He believes that public art helps in creating a <br /> greater sense of creativity throughout the community. People take civic pride in the art displays, <br /> it provides the city with an economic benefit, and it offers is a way the city can offer something <br /> for everyone. The artist community benefits by these efforts and so do the art programs at the <br /> public schools. The business community benefits by the visitors and downtown includes art- <br /> related businesses such as a pottery shop and a quilt shop. He identified minority populations as <br /> a group that presently may be under-recognized in the majority of current art efforts. The costs <br /> 99 <br />
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