Hi, Jack
When I last did the research for my book (10 years ago!) public art ordinances were still mainly written for bricks-and-mortar projects.  Now that there are more artists working within communities on social, economic, equity and other issues that don't necessarily result in art objects for public spaces, I'm wondering how common it is for public art agencies to have formalized agreements for such work.  

Best,
Lynn

On Tue, Jan 16, 2018 at 1:13 PM, Jack Becker <jack@forecastpublicart.org> wrote:
HI Lynn,

Good to hear you’re moving forward with the new edition.

I am curious what you mean by “cultural organizing for community development.” And how does the idea of a contract fit into this?

Jack
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On Jan 16, 2018, at 9:59 AM, Lynn Basa <lynnbasa@lynnbasa.com> wrote:

Hi, everyone

I'm working on the second edition of my book, The Artist's Guide to Public Art, and adding a section on cultural organizing for community development.  Does anyone have any sample contracts I could take a look at?  

Best,

Lynn


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