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Committee discusses artwork plan for committee rooms; funds and rotating loans considered

October 02, 2026 | Joint Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice Oversight, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Kansas


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Committee discusses artwork plan for committee rooms; funds and rotating loans considered
Curtis Young and Sarah Fazel presented options for acquiring, commissioning, or borrowing artwork for committee rooms and recommended a curatorial partner to manage calls for art and selection. "Arts Connect gets involved as a... we're a nonprofit organization and we have... took a group of funds that were memorial funds," Fazel said, describing their role brokering acquisitions.

Members discussed the modest fund balance (about $38,000 reported by the arts commission) and favored a mix of acquisitions and rotating loans to get more artwork into highly used rooms. Frank Burnham cautioned that loaned items raise insurance and liability issues and said counsel will need to review contracts and copyright permissions. The committee voted to delegate a subcommittee to prepare detailed plans and asked staff to explore meeting frequency so the group can act faster than an annual meeting cadence.

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