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EPISODE · Nov 30, 2018 · 27 MIN

Engaging the Community in the Public Art Process with Elise DeMarzo (Ep. 2)

from If These Walls Could Talk · host Morgan Bricca

Host: Morgan Bricca Guest: Elise DeMarzo ([email protected], @edavyne) Links: Palo Alto Public Arts Program Episode Summary: Interview with Elise DeMarzo, Director of the Public Art Program for the City of Palo Alto. We discuss how to ensure artwork is site specific and relevant while avoiding design by committee, the trend of including a “selfie moment” in mural art, whether murals should be considered temporary or permanent art and why mural art is one of the most litigious type of art to get made.

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