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A private
passion
Arts aren’t responsibility
of taxpayers |
| A
group of Colorado lawmakers is proposing eliminating state funding for
art in public places, calling instead for the money to be used on building
maintenance. Said Rep. Joyce Lawrence, R-Pueblo, “I love art, but it’s
not our role, it’s not the public sector’s role, to be paying for it.” |
| It’s
a sound position on publicly funded art in general. |
| Lawrence
said she plans to introduce a bill in the legislative session to eliminate
public funding for art projects at various government buildings. That’s
wise; governments have to economize and extras such as sculptures and paintings
in government buildings are a good place to start. |
| We’d
urge members of the legislature to apply that logic more broadly to include
the likes of the Colorado Endowments for the Arts and other such state
expenditures. Art is a personal passion. It's wholly subjective nature
makes it an unfair burden on taxpayers who may have different tastes. Publicly
funded art also attaches too many strings to the artists. |
| Let’s
free them all. |
| Author
(unknown) - published 11/12/99 in newspaper (unknown) |
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