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Title 41 → Subtitle C → Chapter 102 → Subchapter C → Part 102-77 → Subpart B → §102-77.20

Title 41: Public Contracts and Property Management
PART 102-77—ART IN ARCHITECTURE
Subpart B—Art in Architecture

§102-77.20   With whom should Federal agencies collaborate when commissioning and selecting art for Federal buildings?

To the maximum extent practicable, Federal agencies should seek the support and involvement of local citizens in selecting appropriate artwork. Subject to sections 102-77.21 through 102-77.23 of this part, Federal agencies should collaborate with the artist and community to produce works of art that reflect the cultural, intellectual and historic interests and values of a community. In addition, and subject to sections 102-77.21 through 102-77.23, Federal agencies should work collaboratively with the architect of the building and art professionals when commissioning and selecting art for Federal buildings.

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