Senator Alsobrooks Brokers a Win for Public Art

Senator Alsobrooks recently championed a significant bipartisan win for public art, uniting political divides in celebration of Alexander Calder’s "Mountains and Clouds." This powerful collaboration, securing a decade-long project, unequivocally demonstrates the enduring value and universal appeal of art in public spaces. For emerging women artists, this is a clear signal: public art commands respect and can garner substantial political and community support, even in polarized times. It highlights the immense potential for large-scale commissions to transcend differences, create lasting legacies, and offer exciting avenues for your artistic vision to make a profound public impact. — Source: BmoreArt

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