One Columbia for Arts and History

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“The board reviews the conflict of interest policy and requires board members to complete the conflict of interest statement as least annually and whenever a conflict arises.”

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“With support from a generous grant from the knight foundation, one columbia successfully launched its first public artist in residence and public art intern programs and continued the public art administrator position. Public art in residence lauren andreu served for eigth months, engaging the community on the topic of mental health through community conversations, art sessions with children and adults, and a gallery talk at soul haus gallery. She has completed a mural design based on community input, and a location is being secured for installation. Public art intern julia green joined the team to catalog the city's public art collection. She documented locations, art types, and conducted a diversity audit to assess artist representation. This data will guide future acquistions and collaborations. Julia also created a self guided walking tour of main street's public art, which was featured during parking day.”

“Partnered with the vista guild on the lincoln tunnel project, an artistic lighting installation designed to enhance pedestrian safety and beautify the tunnel connecting to the vista. This project will be a key gateway as finlay park reopens in the fall of 2025, improving accessibility and neighborhood connectivity. Also collaborated with the vista guild on a public mural on the 1100 block of park street honoring columbia's laura sponge. The work blends imagery of a 19th century train conductor with a contemporary artist, creating a striking portrait that both celebrates local history and conceals a trash receptacle--demonstrating how public art can be both functional and inspiring.”

“OTHER PROGRAM EXPENSES.”

“Payroll services 0 943 0 subcontractors 49,678 16,559 0 total 49,678 17,502 0”