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Keizer Arts Commission approves Don Eli exhibit for April–May, plans utility-box wraps and street-art outreach
Summary
At its Aug. 19 meeting, the Keizer Arts Commission approved displaying artist Don Eli’s work in the commission’s April–May gallery slot, discussed a $75 spending update, budgeted three utility-box wraps, and reviewed outreach plans for a volunteer street-painting day scheduled for Sept. 13.
KEIZER, Ore. — The Keizer Arts Commission on Aug. 19 approved placing local artist Don Eli’s work in the commission’s April–May display slot and spent much of its meeting organizing public-art projects, outreach and the calendar for the coming months.
The commission voted to replace the planned Iris Festival banners in the April–May gallery slot with artwork by Don Eli, a motion made by Member 2 (unnamed) and seconded by the Chair (unnamed). Minutes from the meeting were also approved by voice vote earlier in the session.
The decision matters locally because the commission is managing multiple visible, public-facing projects: three utility-box wraps planned this year, a volunteer street-painting event in…
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