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City council funds Perico's art project ahead of January deadline

November 05, 2024 | Lakewood, Pierce County, Washington


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City council funds Perico's art project ahead of January deadline
The Lakewood Arts Commission meeting on November 4, 2024, spotlighted the upcoming art project by local artist Perico, whose eloquent discussion on symbolism and metaphor has generated excitement among city leaders. The commission has approved an advance of $5,000 for Perico, along with a $250 stipend, to support his materials and assistant as he prepares for a project deadline of January 11, 2025. While the timeline is flexible, Perico is eager to meet it.

Commission member Patty Bell expressed her enthusiasm for the project and confirmed her attendance at the upcoming retreat, where further discussions will take place. The collaborative effort was praised for its smooth execution, despite initial tensions.

In addition to Perico's project, the commission is already looking ahead to 2025, with plans to select artists for the quarterly rotating art program. Rodney King is set to present his work in the first quarter, with a reception scheduled for January 13, 2025. The proactive approach to artist selection aims to provide ample planning time for future contributors, ensuring a vibrant arts scene in Lakewood.

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