Enforcement of percent for art ordinance
Megan Berner
(20 Dec 2019 00:13 UTC)
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RE: Enforcement of percent for art ordinance
Sarah Bluvas
(20 Dec 2019 15:15 UTC)
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Confederate Monuments harry@harrymcdaniel.com (21 Dec 2019 05:33 UTC)
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Re: Enforcement of percent for art ordinance
Sarah Dresser
(20 Dec 2019 15:32 UTC)
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RE: Enforcement of percent for art ordinance
Carter, Matthew
(20 Dec 2019 16:26 UTC)
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RE: Enforcement of percent for art ordinance
Cathers, Catherine
(20 Dec 2019 16:47 UTC)
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Confederate Monuments harry@harrymcdaniel.com 21 Dec 2019 05:33 UTC
Hi, I know that this forum is oriented toward practical issues faced by public art administrators, so I hope this is not out of place . . . In the next two weeks, if you find yourself in a tiny airplane seat, flipping through a catalog of high-priced, unnecessary gadgets, perhaps your would really rather be reading my essay exploring the controversy around Confederate Monuments. :) https://sculpturemagazine.art/what-do-we-really-want-from-war-memorials/ Here is a tease: "As a sculptor who has spent most of his life in the South, I have followed recent debates about Confederate monuments with interest. Those debates typically descend into a polarized zone, where those who want the monuments to remain are labeled racists, and those who favor removal are accused of trying to erase Southern heritage. Many people’s opinions are formed without even looking at a particular monument under discussion. Finding solutions, or even acceptable compromises, is challenging in the midst of conflicting views of history and ideology. As we struggle to determine the future of Confederate monuments, we might do well to step back and ask a broader question: “What do we really want from war memorials?” Harry McDaniel