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Waukesha public art committee selects Nate Page for Site 3, approves Hannah Tuis pending painted‑background sample
Summary
The Waukesha City Public Art Committee voted to select Nate Page for a single mural location in Friedman Alley and to move forward with Hannah Tuis for the paired Site 1/2 location provided she supplies a mock‑up that shows a painted background matching the building. Staff will seek property‑owner approval and finalize contracts.
The Waukesha City Public Art Committee voted to select artist Nate Page for a single mural location (Site 3) in Friedman Alley and approved commissioning artist Hannah Tuis for Sites 1 and 2 conditional on the artist providing a sample rendering showing a painted background that matches the building.
Committee members said the decisions will guide next steps: staff will contact property owners for permission, request renderings or background samples from the selected artists, and prepare contracts to schedule work this fall or as weather permits. Maria (staff member) told the committee that owner approval and contracting remain required steps before installation.
The committee narrowed a field of 21 applicants to five highly rated proposals for the RFP sites. Members praised a range of designs: James Veronese’s conceptual site work, a colorful fox design by Tuis, a moth motif that some members liked for longer horizontal walls, Jenna Brownlee’s floral work,…
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