Investing in Arts and Culture

  • In 2025, public buildings (hospital, schools, non-profits, municipal, county) are committed to incorporating art into their design.  They also serve as a place for local artists to exhibit their work.
  • In 2025, Conway has accurate information assessing the local economic impact of the arts.
  • In 2025, the arts community regularly receives financial support from the business community, private grants and public bodies.
  • In 2025, Conway regularly identifies possible public art projects. (electrical boxes could be painted, sculpture in roundabouts, murals, neighborhood gateways, etc)
  • In 2025, Conway is recognized as a city that values diversity.  There are regular campaigns and efforts to educate residents about minority issues.  Inclusion is a priority during public decision making.
  • johnny cole

    How about 3D art displays in downtown Conway.It could be on the wall of a building, a sidewalk or on a street. It could be large like the mural at Simon Park or it could be the size of a window. I’m not aware of any city in Ar that has any 3D art displays. I think it would enhance tourism and bring people to Conway. Google 3D art on buildings, sidewalks, and streets and I think you will be impressed.

  • johnny cole

    Conway the city of three colleges and 3D art.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=55010548 Bobby M. Kelly III

    Assessing the local economic impact of the arts is something I’m looking forward to.