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Public Art Advisory Board
The Public Art Advisory Board’s mission is to enrich and connect the Park City community through visual art in public places. The PAAB makes recommendations to the City Council regarding public art placement and expenditures and establishes future funding opportunities for public art.
The board is comprised of Park City residents dedicated to enriching and connecting the Park City community through visual art in public spaces. Community insights are essential to our success as we work to inspire a vibrant, engaged community that celebrates Park City’s rich history, culture, and environment.
Upcoming Meeting Dates (2025):
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Public Art Map | Take a virtual tour of the Park City Public Art Collection
2023 - Explore Park City's Public Art Collection Video. Learn more about the more than 100 significant works of art along our trails, in our parks and public buildings and how these artworks represent to our unique community.
Get Inspired - 2018 Park City Public Art Board Video Public art reflects, reveals, and enriches the community it inhabits.
| Term Expires | Board Members | |
| 6/26 | Pamela Bingham - second full term | |
| 6/26 | Molly Guinan - filling vacant term (first term) | |
| 6/26 | Samantha Osselaer - second full term | |
| 6/26 | Teri Smith - first full term | |
| 6/26 | Kara Beal - Vice Chair, first full term |
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| 6/25 | Elsa Gary - first full term | |
| 6/25 | Jess Griffiths - Chair, filling vacant term (first term) |
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| To email the entire board, please email paab@parkcity.org |
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| Non-Voting Members | ||
| Tana Toly, City Council Liaison | ||
| Stephanie Valdez, Park City Municipal Administrative Assistant and Project Manager | ||
| Jocelyn Scudder, Park City Summit County Arts Council |
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The Park City Council approved funding for public art projects in June of 2003. In December 2003, after working closely with the Park City Summit County Arts Council, a policy was adopted forming the Public Art Advisory Board. In August of 2020, the Public Art Advisory Board updated their policies.
Once the Public Art Advisory Board makes recommendations to City Council, the Council shall have final approval.
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