Public Art Commission elects Brittany Harper as chair and Kelsey Tenney as secretary

During the recent Public Arts Commission meeting held on February 27, 2025, the City Council of Chamblee, Georgia, focused on the election of new officers and welcomed a new member to the commission. The meeting was marked by a collaborative spirit as members engaged in the nomination and voting process for key positions.

The commission sought to fill the roles of chair, vice chair, and secretary. Brittany Harper expressed her interest in continuing as chair for the upcoming year, receiving immediate support from fellow members. The nomination process was straightforward, allowing for self-nominations and nominations of absent members, provided they had previously expressed interest. Paulina, who was not present, was mentioned as a potential candidate for vice chair, although it was confirmed that she was willing to maintain her current role.

Kelsey Tenney was nominated to continue as secretary, with no other candidates stepping forward for this position. The meeting highlighted the importance of these roles in guiding the commission's activities and ensuring effective communication and organization.

After a brief discussion, the commission moved to close nominations and proceeded to vote. Both Harper and Tenney were unanimously elected to their respective positions, reflecting the confidence the commission has in their leadership.

In addition to the officer elections, the meeting introduced Jeremy Gibbs as a new member of the commission. Gibbs, who operates the Audities Museum in Chamblee, brings a unique perspective and enthusiasm to the group, further enriching the commission's diversity and expertise.

The meeting concluded with a sense of optimism as the commission prepares to embark on new projects and initiatives under the leadership of its elected officers. The collaborative efforts demonstrated during the meeting signal a commitment to enhancing the public arts landscape in Chamblee, fostering community engagement and cultural enrichment.