How do you think Sugar Land's cultural diversity, and its history, should be reflected in public art that is created?
Let the developers and individual residence do it.
The City government should stay out of the art business. Our city government has stuck its noise into our personal business enough. We still get brown water every time there is a break in the water lines. We no longer have back door garbage pickup ( Now the big cans take-up about a fourth of our streets on garbage days. We still have pot holes and our streets are not cleaned on a regular basis. So, please stay out of this business.
Do you agree or disagree that Sugar Land should have a mix of artworks, permanent and temporary, contemporary and traditional, playful and contemplative? If you disagree, what types of artworks would you encourage or discourage?
Let the individual builders and residence decide. City government get out of the way.
Do the three points of Sugar Land’s public art vision … beautify Sugar Land, strengthen community gathering places, and build the city’s arts and culture destination … seem like the right priorities to you? What other priorities should be considered?
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Where would you like to see temporary artworks in Sugar Land?
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Would you be interested in seeing art along the streetscapes and infrastructure of Sugar Land’s major thoroughfares? Where should these improvements take place, specifically?
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Would you be interested in seeing public art at the major activity centers in Sugar Land, such as the new performance hall?
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How do you think public art can enhance Sugar Land’s parks? What parks should be a priority for public art?
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Do you think the City should encourage developers of mixed-use areas and commercial buildings to include public art?
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How do you think Sugar Land's cultural diversity, and its history, should be reflected in public art that is created?
Let the developers and individual residence do it.
The City government should stay out of the art business. Our city government has stuck its noise into our personal business enough. We still get brown water every time there is a break in the water lines. We no longer have back door garbage pickup ( Now the big cans take-up about a fourth of our streets on garbage days. We still have pot holes and our streets are not cleaned on a regular basis. So, please stay out of this business.
Do you agree or disagree that Sugar Land should have a mix of artworks, permanent and temporary, contemporary and traditional, playful and contemplative? If you disagree, what types of artworks would you encourage or discourage?
Let the individual builders and residence decide. City government get out of the way.
Do the three points of Sugar Land’s public art vision … beautify Sugar Land, strengthen community gathering places, and build the city’s arts and culture destination … seem like the right priorities to you? What other priorities should be considered?
N/A
Where would you like to see temporary artworks in Sugar Land?
N/A
Would you be interested in seeing art along the streetscapes and infrastructure of Sugar Land’s major thoroughfares? Where should these improvements take place, specifically?
N/A
Would you be interested in seeing public art at the major activity centers in Sugar Land, such as the new performance hall?
N/A
How do you think public art can enhance Sugar Land’s parks? What parks should be a priority for public art?
N/A
Do you think the City should encourage developers of mixed-use areas and commercial buildings to include public art?
N/A