Moira Shire Council is inviting the community to have their say on the Public Art Policy.
The policy supports the funding, commissioning, installation, and maintenance of Public Art of Council owned or managed assets, or Public Art on private property supported by a Council funding stream.
Community input is being sought to better understand the opportunities for improvement to meet community needs for public art across Moira Shire.
Council celebrates the creativity and diversity of our community and by implementing a Public Art Policy we can continue to grow a thriving, cultural environment that respects the arts and identity of Moira Shire.
“Our region is surrounded by many local artworks we can be proud of such as sculptures and murals, which bring us together, make our townships a vibrant space, share local stories, attract visitors and enhance our tourism economy, and spark inspiration in others,” Chair Administrator John Tanner said.
“By adopting a Public Art Policy, Council will be able to work collaboratively with the community to grow and maintain artwork throughout the region.”
Moira Shire’s creatives, artists and all community members can review the draft policy and leave their feedback on the online engagement platform Moira Matters at www.moiramatters.com.au/public-art-policy or request a copy from anyone of our Customer Service Centres.
Community members will also have the opportunity to provide feedback in person at four information sessions.
Tuesday 13 February: Nathalia Library from 10.30am – 11.30am
Tuesday 13 February: Cobram Library from 3.00pm – 4.00pm
Wednesday 14 February: Numurkah Library from 3.00pm – 4.00pm
Friday 16 February: Yarrawonga Library from 10.30am – 11.30am
