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Tamara Hardy named as chamber exhibit curator; her application forwarded for an arts commission seat
Summary
Staff introduced Tamara Hardy of United Artists as the curator of a chamber exhibit and told commissioners she has applied for an open arts commission seat; staff said the application has been sent to the mayor and city manager for review and potential interview.
The commission heard that a chamber exhibit mounted today was curated with help from Tamara Hardy of United Artists, and staff reported that Hardy has submitted an application for the open arts commission seat.
Staff said Hardy has connections to local artists and frame resources and is considering organizing a fish- or salmon-themed show timed to the salmon run in October; she also offered to help with framing and exhibition logistics. “Her name is Tamara Hardy, and she’s with United Artists,” staff said during the meeting.
Staff reported forwarding Hardy’s application to the mayor and city manager; commissioners said the mayor typically contacts finalists for a brief interview. Commissioners asked colleagues to help coordinate and to identify one or two committee members to work with Hardy on programming and exhibition timing.
Staff said the commission has one prospective new arts commissioner candidate in the pipeline and will follow the city’s appointment process.
