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Association for Public Art's 2016 Annual Meeting

The aPA's 144th annual meeting with guest speaker Marc Pally.
Marc Pally is an artist, advocate, and public art curator. Pally consults with the private and public sectors on the planning and implementation of public art projects – from complex and large-scale multi-phased mixed-use projects to the placement of singular art works. He is the founding Artistic Director of Glow, a dusk-to-dawn arts festival held on the beach of Santa Monica. Pally provided artistic direction for CURRENT: LA Water, a public art biennial supported in part by the Bloomberg Public Art Challenge, produced by the City of Los Angeles and schedule for July 2016. He served as the co-curator and facilitator for the award-winning public art program at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, PA. His passion and commitment is to engage the vision of artists in the public sphere by helping create environments in which the unexpected and often the enigmatic reside as key elements in our common spaces.
April 25, 2016

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The aPA's 144th annual meeting with guest speaker Marc Pally.<br /> Marc Pally is an artist, advocate, and public art curator. Pally consults with the private and public sectors on the planning and implementation of public art projects – from complex and large-scale multi-phased mixed-use projects to the placement of singular art works. He is the founding Artistic Director of Glow, a dusk-to-dawn arts festival held on the beach of Santa Monica. Pally provided artistic direction for CURRENT: LA Water, a public art biennial supported in part by the Bloomberg Public Art Challenge, produced by the City of Los Angeles and schedule for July 2016. He served as the co-curator and facilitator for the award-winning public art program at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, PA. His passion and commitment is to engage the vision of artists in the public sphere by helping create environments in which the unexpected and often the enigmatic reside as key elements in our common spaces.<br /> April 25, 2016