Newport Public Arts Advisory Committee - Oregon Coast Council for the Arts

Newport Public Arts Advisory Committee Application

The NPAAC consists of artists, community members, and representatives from throughout Newport and surrounding communities. Members are selected for their expertise, dedication to the arts, and commitment to community development.

Name(Required)

First Last

Email(Required)

Phone(Required)

Do you live within Newport's city limits?(Required)

Yes

Pysical Address(Required)

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

How many years have you been in the Newport area?(Required)

Would you be able to attend one meeting per month?(Required)

Yes

Are you able to devote time for study and analysis of committee items?(Required)

Yes

Can you foresee any potential conflicts of interest, either personal or financial, which would prevent you from making impartial decisions?(Required)

What are the areas of expertise or professional attributes you feel you could bring to the public arts advisory committee?(Required)

What other volunteer or board commitments do you currently have?(Required)

Please provide a brief statement explaining why you would like to be a member of the public arts advisory committee:(Required)

OCCA seeks applicants for the Newport Public Arts Advisory Committee (NPAAC), the mission of which is to enhance community spaces through the promotion, creation, and preservation of public art. Community members, artists, and representatives from Newport and surrounding communities are sought and will be selected based on their expertise, dedication to the arts, and commitment to community development.

The ideal applicants will feel a passion for and a commitment to NPAAC’s purpose – which is to foster cultural enrichment and community pride by integrating art into public spaces, support the creation of artwork that complements the natural beauty, diverse identities and history of the region; and serve as a resource for local artists, civic leaders, and community members seeking to develop public art projects. The committee will be tasked with developing and overseeing public art projects, managing the selection and commissioning of new works, advocating for public art funding, and coordinating public art conservation and maintenance efforts.