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The Art in Public Places Committee approved $20,000 from the Public Art Fund—$10,000 each to artists Martin Zuniga and Michael McGinnis—for temporary public artworks to be displayed in summer/fall 2026; the committee also approved prior meeting minutes and received updates from the Arts Roundtable and Arts & Culture staff.
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The committee allocated $20,000 to support two temporary public artworks that the city plans to display in summer and fall 2026, so residents can expect new temporary art installations next season. The group also approved the February meeting minutes and heard reports and updates from arts staff and the Arts Roundtable; these were informational and do not require action by residents.
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