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Art in Action—Public Art’s Role in Shaping the Venues of the Future

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    This panel explored how public art transformed sporting and entertainment venues into vibrant, inclusive destinations that went beyond games and performances. 

    Panelists discussed how sculptures, murals, and interactive installations enhanced visitor experiences, fostered a sense of place, and reflected the unique identity of communities.

    Panel Topics Include:

    • The evolving role of public art in sporting and entertainment venues 
    • Enhancing fan and guest experiences through art installations 
    • Legal considerations on artist selection, contracts, and IP
    • Placemaking and community engagement through public art 
    • Case studies: Seattle Center Arena and other innovative projects 

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    Speaker

    • Lynne E. Graybeal
      Partner & Firmwide Chair, Arts & Entertainment Industry Group
      Perkins Coie
    • Mari Horita
      Senior Vice President, Social Impact & Civic Affairs
      Seattle Kraken
    • Landus Anderson
      Assistant General Counsel
      Portland Trail Blazers
    • Michelle Jalali
      Senior Director of Strategic Impact Initiatives
      Portland Trail Blazers
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