Proposed Citywide Mural Project and Recommendations Regarding $1.75 Million in Mural Funding
LINK TO COUNCIL FILE LINK TO MURAL REPORT
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OPEN LETTER TO MAYOR GARCETTI:
Dear Mayor Garcetti, United Painters and Public Artists, UPPA, represents hundreds of muralists and public artists in Los Angeles, who worked diligently along side the city to write the new […]
Affordable Housing for Artists!!
Click on the link below for the pdf: AffordableHousingPartnershipForArtistsMayWorkshops(FINAL)
City Controller AUDIT of “1% for Art” Program
A MUST READ FOR PUBLIC ARTISTS IN LOS ANGELES! “What we found is that more than $10 million in development fees and related interest has accumulated and is languishing in […]
UPPA Meeting May 1st, Thursday
Want to propose a mural in the City of LA? Wondering how to register murals created before and after mural the ordinance? We plan to run though the issues regarding mural registration- and […]
Copyrights 35 Years Back- Insight from an Intellectual Property Lawyer
Artists who created commissioned works that were not properly documented works for hire may be able to reclaim their copyrights. This is called “reversion.” The current copyright act was in […]
Murals on Single Family Residences Only Allowed in….
Recent amendments to the mural ordinance: Allow murals on single family residences in only Council Districts 1,9 and 14 -AND- Allow murals on exterior building openings. Council File No. 11-0923-82, can be […]
Register your existing murals or new murals with the DCA
Artists, property owners, and arts organizations can register their “Vintage Murals”(created prior to October 12, 2013) and new murals, or “Original Art Murals.” Send an email to murals@lacity.org and get […]
FINAL MURAL ORDINANCE
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ON AIR: CBS: LA Artist Uncovering History With Restoration Of 1984 Mural
FOLLOW LINK AIRED 10/03/2013
United Painters and Public Artists (UPPA), is an arts advocacy organization established by Artists to effectively represent and defend their interests. 