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Arts Commission
City
of Coeur d’Alene
Elisabeth Garland, Chair
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The Arts Commission has been charged by the Coeur
d’Alene City Council to “stimulate and
encourage, throughout the city and surrounding area, the study
and presentation of the performing and fine arts and
public interest and participation.”
Purpose
•Improvement of cultural environment of the City
of Coeur d’Alene
•Enhancement of Growth of Industry and Commerce
•Partner w=
ith
Various Artistic Organizations to Ensure the Role of Art=
s in
the Community
Areas of Responsibility
Percent for the Arts Program
•Coeur d’Alene Was the First City in Idaho=
to
Provide for a Funding Mechanism for Public Art (June 1,
1999)
•1.33%
of the Total Cost of All Eligible Capital Improvement Proj=
ects
are now Dedicated to Fund Art in Public Places
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“Rocci”
One of the first pieces of commissioned
public art, Rocci the eagle (an acronym for “Respect Our City, Coeur
d’Alene, Idaho), is mounted above the entry to the Police Station on
Schreiber Way. Artist: David Clemons
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Raccoons
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Artist: Jerry Beebe
Bear and Cub
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Artist: Jerry=
Beebe