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Public Art roundtable highlights partnerships and calls for more diverse interpretive styles
Summary
At a Feb. 21 roundtable, presenters Amanda Golden and Jasmine Metcalf and advisory board members identified potential temporary and permanent public-art projects and urged partnerships with developers, trails managers and nonprofits to broaden representational styles across Summit County and Park City collections.
Amanda Golden and Jasmine Metcalf led a Public Art & Creative Placemaking roundtable at the Summit County Public Art Advisory Board meeting on Feb. 21, 2025. The agenda listed the item as a 90-minute discussion; participants used the session to identify potential temporary and permanent public-art projects and the stories those works might tell about Summit County and Park City.
Participants discussed partnering with private developers, public-trail managers, neighborhood groups and nonprofit organizations to place new works and to diversify interpretive styles in both County and City collections. The roundup notes an emphasis on connecting public art to county core priorities—transportation, environmental sustainability and economic diversity—and on projects that reflect the region’s history, culture and landscape.
