Public Art Commission

The Public Arts Commission elected Molly Foley as Chair and formed two working groups on community art and peer research. Foley won 8 votes for the top position, while a 5-5 split between David Whitney and Lauren Kosky-Stamm for Vice Chair was resolved when Kosky-Stamm accepted Clerk instead. Ann

Public Art Commission postpones officer elections to April 6. Eight members brainstormed 13 potential public art sites ranging from street murals to Tom Otterness-style sculpture at Indian Ridge Trail, Elm Square, and Route 133 Shawsheen, with interested candidates for Chair, Vice Chair, and Clerk

Public Art Commission convenes for first meeting to establish priorities. Andrew Flanagan and Austin Simko welcomed eleven commission members at the February 9 inaugural session in the Select Board Conference Room. The board reviewed its five-part charge encompassing public art form and placement,