Cultural Council Agenda and Packet 2022 05 19

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Cultural Council Meeting Agenda Thursday, April 21st, 2022 6:30PM In -person meeting: Louisville Public Library - First Floor Meeting Room Option to join electronically: Zoom Webinar ID 895 7532 5910 We promote arts and culture in Louisville. We program cultural events, advocate for and support artists, and advise City Council. By doing so we engage our diverse social, cultural, and creative community. This meeting will be held in -person, with the option to join electronically. Residents interested in listening to the meeting via Zoom should visit the City's website here to link to the meeting: https://www.louisvilleco.gov/local-government/government/boards-commissions/cultural-council The Cultural Council will accommodate public comments as much as possible during the meeting. Anyone may also email comments to the Council prior to the meeting at eschmitt(@Jouisvilleco.gov I. Call to Order 5 min - Called at 6:33pm II. Roll Call (items I—V) - Richard Currandy, Carolyn Fahey, Greg Fields (non -board members) - Erica, Mark, Sarah, Grace, Leah, Beth, Keylee, Trina, JR III. Approval of Today's Agenda - Leah moves to approve - Jr seconds IV. Public Comments: Items Not on the Agenda - Three members of the public, Richard, Gregory and Carolyn a. Carolyn Fahey: 118 West Enclave Circle: Gave her background: born and raised in Boulder, lost childhood home in the fire, loved the culture and arts of the town. Mentioned that her father found one of her old arts projects which prompted her to see her own art and pieces of fire debris in a new way. She proposed a new agenda item: a contemporary art event that commemorates the anniversary of the fire. First type of art: by personal artists that experienced it first hand. Second, those who will run a series of tiles that will form a structure. She asked the ICC to support the event and utilization of the cultural center on December 30 - Feb 4th. b. Greg Fields: 203 West Cannon in Lafayette: Was a resident of Louisville, now located in Lafayette. He seconds Carolyn's project. He is an artist and suggests that he helps with the workshops where wet tiles are provided to the public and then Greg would have the vision of glazing the tiles that would then be put into the community. There is a website that showcases the work. Marshal renews. com is the website. c. Richard Currandy: 693 Tammaris Ct in Louisville: he is sitting in to hear the grant discussion and is one of the grant applicants. V. Correction and/or Approval of 11/2021 & 3/2022 Meeting Minutes - JR moved to approve, Lisa seconded, no dissents. VI. Chair's Report (Leah) 5 min