MADISON ARTS COMMISSION

Virtual

Agenda — 17 items

1. 1 The City of Madison is holding the Madison Arts Commission meeting virtually. 1. Written Comments: You can send comments on agenda items to MadisonArtsCommission@cityofmadison.com 2. Register for Public Comment: • Register to speak at the meeting. • Register to answer questions. • Register in support or opposition of an agenda item (without speaking). If you want to speak at this meeting you must register. You can register at https://www.cityofmadison.com/MeetingRegistration. When you register to speak, you will be sent an email with the information you will need to join the virtual meeting. 3. Watch the Meeting: If you would like to join the meeting as an observer, please visit https://www.cityofmadison.com/watchmeetings. 4. Listen by Phone: (877) 853-5257 (Toll Free) Webinar ID: 827 7534 0030
2. 2 CALL TO ORDER / ROLL CALL
3. 3 APPROVAL OF MINUTES Approve the Minutes Pass
4. 4 PUBLIC COMMENT
5. 1. Public Comment
6. 6 DISCLOSURES AND RECUSALS
7. 2. Election of Chair and Vice Chair to the Madison Arts Commission Approve Pass
8. 7 Item 7 was taken out of order.
9. 3. Madison Municipal Building Art Plan Approve Pass
10. 4. Endorsing Community Projects Approve Pass
11. 5. Accession and Deaccession Policies and Procedures
12. 6. Madison Public Market Art Plan 81370 Approve Pass
13. 7. Austen Brantley Public Sculpture for Darbo-Worthington Neighborhood Approve Pass
14. 8. Bartillon Men's Shelter Percent for Art Project 83293 Approve Pass
15. 9. MAC Administrative Reports
16. 10. 2024 Press and Publicity 81371
17. 16 ADJOURNMENT Adjourn Pass

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