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Meeting Tuesday the 11th of March 2025 starting on time at 1:30pm. I'd like to declare the meeting open and acknowledge the Kabi Kabi Country on which we live, work and play and our values of their inherent connection and the land, earth an
Thank you. Welcome Councillors. Good afternoon. So this report is for the new Public Art Policy. I'm seeking for endorsement. Through Noosa Council's cultural plan 2019 to 2023, Council recognised the value of art in public domain to promot
Well that sounds fantastic, thank you. Welcome Kerri Contini to the table as well. Just a question to Kerri, you've been on this journey for a long time, since I think I've come off the campaign in 2020. Can you just tell us a little bit ab
Sure. As we move through the development of the cultural plan process, the concept of art in public places really came home to us through that engagement because it enabled enables people to engage with art, connect with the history of thei
Thank you. Look, I definitely think that Noosa is needing a Public Art Policy, particularly with the City Deal program which we've released recently. We've had 65 applications to that program which we're working through at the moment and so
Certainly. And I think there's lots of examples in smaller towns, but also in large cities of how public art has made a huge difference to community bonding. We had Kendal Henry from the US come over recently and provide a talk to our creat
Yeah, fantastic. Just one more question before I open it up. I'm really interested in the infrastructure with the up to 1% that's locked into future. Can you talk us a little bit through that?
Yes. So within the policy, we've written 1% of city projects above $2 million would go towards a public art fund or go towards a part of public art being a part of that civic infrastructure project. It is only limited to specific projects.