UrbanArt Commission is a nonprofit that contracts with the City of Memphis to manage their percent-for-art program. We were originally created in 1997 to build a case for public art as a meaningful investment with some key projects including the building of a new central library, using private funds to develop those early projects. That work led to the City Council passing an ordinance in 2002 to establish percent-for-art, and we have managed the program since its inception and are included in the ordinance language. Our role with them includes recommending projects and budgets to pursue based on their annual allocation, facilitating a mayoral and council appointed oversight committee, artist selection and contracting processes, design, fabrication, installation and maintenance. We receive project management fees per project and those are included in the annual percent-for-art allocation, as well as an annual contract fee for management of the collection.