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Arts Commission · regular
11-30-22 Arts Commission Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed20 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personThe City of Boulder Arts Commission acknowledges the city is on the ancestral homelands and unseated territory of indigenous peoples
The City of Boulder Arts Commission acknowledges the city is on the ancestral homelands and unseated territory of indigenous peoples
I've been working with um some groups um in that mobile own communities, and that is a big thing for them
When you look at the Arts Education Grant program, and as we get closer to those arts education opening deadlines
you know, supporting the Lgbt community supporting the immigrant community is also attending arts, events that that are a part of that community
Are we proactively saying that we don't want that we don't want to exclude and target people with disabilities as well?
I would say, cognitive and physical disabilities, because there are people.
because of yeah big it towards immigration status, regardless of what their status actually was.
the land use code zoning Um uh, the comprehensive plan that stand in our way to doing some of these things
the land use code zoning Um uh, the comprehensive plan that stand in our way to doing some of these things
Um within the land use code. And so I have rules uh to ease this and make it easier to get public
or maybe even like a donation like the sculpture, or of a very small commission of from public our dollars
So there's ada codes or accessibility codes. There's permitting codes, you know
Uh. I believe we move money around from our maintenance budget to make that happen.
until City council wants to change the land, use code to free up some of those things
I feel like a portion of the experiments in public art, or something something of that kind of like more experimental
without the benefit of being on the Arts Commission a while, you don't know that what we mean by public art
the community project grants one thousand dollar grants, Or would it be individual as well as organization?
Thoughtfully allocating percentages of the budget to project grants versus geos grants.
Some is from the um the the Equity Fund, which is set aside for the indigenous artist fellowship that wasn't