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Committee member highlights new public art, Cantrell Building gallery programs
Summary
A committee member briefed the board on planned permanent artwork including a large Rock Park sculpture and described the Cantrell Building’s conversion into public art spaces run by the nonprofit Tri Arts Project, which will offer classes for all ages this summer.
A committee member reported new permanent public artworks planned in town, including a large sculpture for Rock Park, and encouraged residents to visit a summer installation celebrating the town.
The speaker said the town purchased the Cantrell Building a few years ago from the school district and that the structure—one of the town’s few older buildings—has been repurposed for art programs and galleries open to the public. A nonprofit called the Tri Arts Project is operating classes and drawing local artists to the facility.
The committee member said the programs include art classes for all ages and that the building offers public exhibits and community opportunities. The remarks were brief and presented as an informational update rather than a formal agenda item.
