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Public Art Maps at City of Minneapolis Website

Posted By Erica M On March 14, 2008 @ 7:29 am In Arts, Neighborhoods | Comments Disabled

Southwest Journal reports ^[1] that the City of Minneapolis now has a public art listing ^[2] on its website. The city’s page points only to art commissioned by the Department of Planning and Economic Development. You can search by region — North, East, Downtown, South, Southwest — and it sends you to a PDF map.

We already mentioned ^[3] Start Seeing Art ^[4] which, despite weird site navigation, has a Google maps mashup going on.

It’s cool that the city even has this information on its website. If you click around from there, there are other resources listed as well. But for better information (pictures), and for other places in the TC metro besides Minneapolis, definitely go to Start Seeing Art.

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[1] Southwest Journal reports: http://www.swjournal.com/index.php?publication=southwest&page=152&story=11148

[2] the City of Minneapolis now has a public art listing: http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/DCA/map.asp

[3] already mentioned: http://minneapolis.metblogs.com/2008/02/21/places-to-find-out-about-artsy-stuff-online/

[4] Start Seeing Art: http://www.startseeingart.com/

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