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Please consider this... wrote on Aug 4, 2008 3:26 PM:
Dear Mr. Miller,
I am hoping that you will propose that the Coos Art Museum take over the responsibility of the new airport's art department. The museum could have quarterly art exhibits featuring local and regional artists of all kinds. In turn this would promote the museum and encourage new members, supporters of the permanent collection and would provide a mechanism for local artists to sell their work and grow a stronger art community.
This seems like a win-win situation for the taxpayers, the airport and the museum.
How about it?
I am hoping that you will propose that the Coos Art Museum take over the responsibility of the new airport's art department. The museum could have quarterly art exhibits featuring local and regional artists of all kinds. In turn this would promote the museum and encourage new members, supporters of the permanent collection and would provide a mechanism for local artists to sell their work and grow a stronger art community.
This seems like a win-win situation for the taxpayers, the airport and the museum.
How about it?
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