Have your say on the future of Public Art in our City!
The City of Charlottetown is leading an update of the Public Art Policy to meet the objectives of the City of Charlottetown’s Public Art Plan: Making Public Art a Priority, the City’s Cultural Policy, and the Strategic Plan.
The final document will enable Council, city staff, and the City’s Arts Advisory Board to make strategic decisions on public art and support the implementation of the City’s Public Art Plan.
What is Public Art?
Public art refers to a temporary or permanent artwork in any media created by a professional artist or artist group that is, has been, or will be sited or staged in a publicly accessible space, and is acquired in compliance with the City's Public Art Policy.
What is a Public Art Policy?
A Public Art Policy outlines the open and transparent process through which the City commissions, acquires, receives via donation, or deaccessions public art. It also establishes the vision and guiding principles for the overall approach guiding the acquisition of public art.
What to Expect
The survey is expected to take from 10-15 minutes and will ask questions about:
- You and your connection to the arts and public art in Charlottetown
- The kind of public art you would like to see in your community and where you would like to see it
- Your vision for public art
How your input will help shape the Public Art Policy
Your feedback from this survey will inform the development and direction of the draft public art policy, specifically in the vision, guiding principles, and priorities of the policy.
