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Coordinator reports: 'Public Square' photo installation, Fox River plein air plans, parklet and city gallery rotations

Public Arts Commission · May 28, 2026
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Summary

Staff updated the commission on a June 6 'Public Square' photographic installation at St. James Park, planning for a September Fox River plein air event, a refreshed parklet for summer programming and a June call for city gallery applications.

In the coordinator's report, staff summarized several upcoming arts events and installations.

Public Square: Staff said Wisconsin Watch organizer Joseph Timberman will install a photographic 'Public Square' exhibition at St. James Park on June 6 that will include large vinyl images, photographed participants on site and complementary music programming.

Plein air: Staff and collaborators (including Christine Style and NWTC) are developing a weeklong plein air event along the Fox River this September with an exhibition afterward; commissioners noted the possibility of prize funding and asked staff to expect potential future funding requests.

Parklet and summer programming: Commissioners were invited to help staff a refreshed parklet outside the building for summer events and Artfest in August. Plant People will help with initial planting and watering; staff asked commissioners to sign up for shifts during Artfest.

City galleries: Staff reported city gallery spaces are booked with three artists (Kalia So, Cara Sebert and Troy Turner) and that an open call for gallery applications will launch by early June to begin rotating exhibits.

Staff also shared key takeaways from a recent arts-and-gardens summit and said they will circulate notes and resources to commissioners.