CEO says he thought matter was resolved with grant, only for conflict to emerge.
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A breather anyway.
Also important to realize Baird has skin in this game too.
Ha! Pausing is sometimes the first step toward not doing… 🙂
On a related note (aka, my idea of moving and reimagining the installation in a more public space), in my current work with a museum, I came across this wonderful space I never new existed, but that celebrated its fifth anniversary in October 2022, Alumni Park in Madison:
https://raai.com/project/alumni-park-at-university-of-wisconsin-madison/
This is the kind of thing I would love to see the Wisconsin Center installation turn into. Uber-public, interactive, multi-media.
Let’s think big on this. While it’s great to preserve, it well might be greater to reimagine…