References to Art in Public Places and Public Art in the 2025 Homestead State of the City Address
References to Art in Public Places and Public Art in the 2025 Homestead State of the City Address
Abstract This record contains a focused extract of references to public art and the Art in Public Places program contained within Mayor Steven D. Losner’s 2025 State of the City address for the City of Homestead, Florida. The extract isolates passages relevant to murals, sculptural installations, and utility box wraps, with timestamps preserved for verification against the source video. It is provided to support civic documentation, public art research, and structured data initiatives. Quick Reference to Full Transcript (Companion Record) For the complete AI-assisted transcript of the address (with full context and additional sections), see the companion Zenodo record: “AI-Assisted Full Transcript of Mayor Steven D. Losner’s 2025 State of the City Address (Homestead, Florida)” 10.5281/zenodo.18187763. Source and Provenance Statement Original source: Public video address published by the City of Homestead Speaker: Mayor Steven D. Losner Event: 2025 State of the City Address Extract prepared by: Emily Clanton Editorial status: This is an analytical extract and summary; it is not an official city document Notes on Use and Citation Timestamps are preserved to allow cross-checking against the source video Quotations should be verified against the original video when legal or journalistic precision is required This extract is best cited alongside the companion full transcript (Record A) and/or the original video source
South Florida, civic communication, public art, Homestead, Florida, municipal government, Art in Public Places, murals, community engagement, Steven D. Losner, utility box wraps
South Florida, civic communication, public art, Homestead, Florida, municipal government, Art in Public Places, murals, community engagement, Steven D. Losner, utility box wraps
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