Public Arts Commission

About the Commission

The Commission promotes the performing and visual arts along with the humanities in Green Bay through grants and support.   

  • How appointed: appointed by the Mayor and approved by the Common Council
  • Number of members: 5 members, including one alder, with a preference of those involved in visual arts, performing arts and the humanities; plus 3 liaisons
  • Length of terms: 36 months

Public art enhances the beauty of Green Bay's public buildings and spaces.

The Green Bay Public Arts Commission (GBPAC) promotes the performing and visual arts along with the humanities in Green Bay through grants and support.

Mural titled Ripple, located on the House of Homebrew comprised of yellow, red, dark blue, teal, and

Ripple, 2018. Created through the partnership between On Broadway Inc. and the City of Green Bay. Completed by local residents during Better Block located on Dousman.

Meeting Dates, Agendas & Minutes

The Public Arts Commission meets at 8:00 AM on the fourth Wednesday of each month at City Hall in Room 604 - The Harry Maier Room. 100 North Jefferson Street. Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval.

View Most Recent Agendas and Minutes

Members

Name
Term Start
Term end
Kelli Strickland - ChairDecember 2018
September  2021
Alex Zacarias - Vice ChairJune 2017September 2021
Alder Lynn Gerlach
April 2020Term of Office
Kent HutchisonSeptember 2016
September 2022
Matt Vanden BoomenJune 2019March 2022
Beth LemkeSeptember 2017September 2021
Chuck YangFebruary 2021February 2024
Rissel Peguero AlmonteJune 2021April 2023

GBPAC focuses on the creation and preservation of public art within Green Bay, and ensuring equal access for all to enjoy and engage with public art. The GBPAC exists to fund artistic activities and support cultural programs that integrate and advance arts and culture as an essential part of life in Green Bay.

Public art is any art form that is readily available for the public and is unimpeded by barrier or entry. Public art includes work on both public or private property and can be permanent or temporary.

The GBPAC promotes the arts, culture, and creative identity of Green Bay through three main ventures; the Rotating Art Program, the Annual Grant Program, and Letters of Support. Focus is also placed on creating new public art programs, projects and art opportunities. Please see our left-hand navigation for more on these programs and how to apply for them.