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uplifting experience for the public. She referenced a recently installed sculpture that she <br /> described as amusing. Public art contributes to the community by generating support for the arts <br /> and for artists and it provides beauty to our lives. Her opinion is that public art is more for <br /> residents than it is for visitors. Residents are mainly supportive, but the community has voices of <br /> dissent that speak out on social media and say negative stuff about public art. In addition, she <br /> feels that there are many people that do not even notice or pay attention to public art. She <br /> believes that visitors appreciate the city's public art. It acts to send a message that the <br /> community values something beyond commercial endeavors and sports. Generally, the public <br /> has a good awareness of the public art in the community. Public art benefits the artists as <br /> individuals. She believes that art creates happiness in the community, that it is uplifting to the <br /> public, and that it creates the perception that the city is more vibrant. The existence of public art <br /> has brought additional cultural attractions to the community such as a collector that experienced <br /> the community and decided that this was a good location for a museum of his collected <br /> memorabilia. She believes that currently the art program could work more closely with <br /> educational institutions and the elderly to broaden its impact. Accessibility for the elderly is <br /> limited if they are not able to travel. The Arts Commission has been successful in bringing state <br /> grant money to the community to support artists and art projects. Some of the businesses have <br /> also contributed to art projects or installed publically accessible art projects on their private <br /> property. <br /> This respondent holds a position as a member of the public arts commission, is a <br /> practicing artist, and owns an art-related business. She believes that public art contributes to the <br /> community by providing a nice backdrop to everyday life. It tells the story of the city, makes the <br /> city unique and creates conversation among community members. She conveyed the story of a <br /> 103 <br />
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