One Columbia promotes local arts community
By Stephen Pastis | March 31, 2021The existence of public art has a complex history: Local government funds it, but organizations such as One Columbia support it through its own interwoven methods.
The existence of public art has a complex history: Local government funds it, but organizations such as One Columbia support it through its own interwoven methods.
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