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6. New Business: a. Burien Actors Theater — Summer Theater in the Park: Commissioners discussed the play being offered and the Burien Actos Theatre. Stephanie Brown provided information about the See You in the Park event series and shared there may be one or two events that this may be a good fit for. Commissioners discussed the desire to keep an eye out for theatre opportunities and programs that represent the community and/or may represent issues those in Tukwila experience. Stephanie will follow up w/ Shawn Belyea and Burien Actors Theatre. b. Gary Stroutsos Grand Canyon film or flute presentation: The commission discussed the information provided by Mr. Stroutos and determined they were not prepared to offer stand- alone events at this time. They asked that Mr. Stroutos stay in touch for future opportunities. c. Stories of Arrival Display and Event (TCC Social Hall, April 22nd, 5:00-7:OOpm): Stephanie provided information about the display and the reception on April 22nd. The Commission suggested that if there are additional stories to share, could be placed on the art wall leading up to the reception? Tracy Gallaway will follow up with Sheila Coppola, Sheila is sending an email to Merna Hecht to discuss the possibility. 7. Commission/Staff Report Outs: o Tracy Gallaway, Staff Liaison: Stephanie provided information about See You in the Park events. o Sheila Coppola: Pastor Jan Bolerjack is interested in learning about funding opportunities through the Arts Commission. It was suggested to invite her to a future meeting to share information about music programs she offers to the community. o Pinky Estell — Non-profit student art spaces is a new non-profit that is organized and run by teens rs. Pinky suggested extending an invite to the group to attend a future meeting so commissioners can learn about what they are doing. Mr. Estell has finished meeting with the Tukwila School District regarding the Performing Arts Center, he will provide a report at the next meeting. o Cynthia Chesak/Dylan Mahler — Ms. Chesak and Mr. Mahler provided information about the Foster High School construction project and support from the Washington State Arts Commission to install artwork. They are working with a group of school district representatives and will report back as projects move forward. FHS construction project, receiving $ from the Washington State Arts Commission for art on site. Dylan reported out on the Washington State Arts.... New construction at the FHS qualifies for funding from the state arts commission. Cynthia and Dylan had a meeting w/ several school administrator and the state. Together, they will brainstorm ideas and then consult the WA State arts list for the group to select an artist that will be a good match for the project. Considerable amount of $$ - The other thing that came out of the meeting —there were two paintings completed by Bill Cumming — Cynthia was of the understanding that he donated the paintings. Technically, the WA States Arts Commission owns the pieces. Trisha Gilmore: The Rorating Art Wall committee would like to put out a call for artists the rotating art program. The committee suggests offering a stipend for artists as there are expenses incurred to display their art. A $250 stipend was suggested. The committee also suggesting offering the opportunity for selected artists to offer a workshop to community members and providing a $150 stipend if they choose to offer the workshop. Helen Enguerra motioned to provide $1000 in stipends to artists annually who display on the rotating art wall. Pinky Estell seconded the motion and the motion passed unanimously.