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Students propose public art projects for University course

By Michelle Gillingham, Daily Staff Reporter
Published March 21, 2013

“The visual component interests the aesthetics of the base that it creates in a public place. The public space is important (to have public art).”

Though the project was for the students to be able to learn how to plan and organize a piece of visual art and to calculate the costs of building a piece, it also served as an opportunity for the students to be able to become acquainted with the city and see what types of art currently exist here, Seagraves said.

“It was a great opportunity for the city,” he said. “It was a great opportunity for the students, too. There is a city of public art program, so it really was great to make ourselves available to participate.”


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