Cleveland Neighborhood Development Coalition and Cleveland Public Art

present

Neighborhood Public Art

As neighborhoods throughout Cleveland strive to communicate their strengths and identities, there are exciting opportunities for for public art to be part of their growth!

Join us for an informational workshop to learn the various ways in which public art can be used as a tool to promote community and economic development agendas, as well as for marketing and branding neighborhoods. Topics include:

successful neighborhood public art projects;
where to find funding sources;
how to engage with artists;
case study: Public Art in Neighborhood Parks. Joy Johnson, Sherita Mullins, and Jeff Sugalski from Burten Bell Carr Development, with artist Melissa Daubert;
case study: Public Art on Neighborhood Streetscapes. Steve Lorenz from Kamm's Corners Development with artist Gauri Torgalkar.

When & Where

Friday, March 28, 2008
11:00AM-3:00PM
The Wooltex Gallery at the Tower Press

1901 Superior Avenue

Cleveland, Ohio (free parking)

$10 registration fee. Lunch will be provided.

Please reserve your space before Tuesday, March 25, by emailing tgraham@clevelandpublicart.org or calling (216) 621-5330.

We hope to see you there!

CPA is generously funded by Cuyahoga County residents through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture, the Ohio Arts Council: A State agency that supports public programs in the arts, The Cleveland Foundation, the George Gund Foundation, and the Cleveland Foundation for Architecture.

Cleveland Public Art
1951 West 26th Street, Suite 101
Cleveland, Ohio 44113

216-621-5330