4.2. SR BEAUTIFICATION & PUBLIC ART COMMITTEE 11-20-2023

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Updated 10/03/23 12 STAT STATDESC Description 02 Organization-Nonprofit Not engaged in profit-making activities (i.e., no part of the income or assets inure to the benefit of any director, officer, or employee except as salary or reasonable compensation for services and travel expenses). 03 Organization-Profit Engaged in profit-making activities (i.e., income or assets do not inure to the benefit of directors, officers, employees, or stockholders). 04 Government-Federal A unit of or individual associated with the federal 05 Government-State A unit of or individual associated with the state government. 06 Government-Regional A unit of or individual associated with sub-state regional government. 07 Government-County A unit of or individual associated with county government. 08 Government-Municipal A unit of or individual associated with municipal government. 09 Government-Tribal The governing authorities of tribes, bands, reservations, or sovereign nations of American Indians/Alaska Natives. INST INSTNAME Description 03 Performing Group Group of artists who perform works of art (e.g., an orchestra, theatre, or dance group). 04 Performing Group - College/Univ A group of college or university students who perform works of art. 05 Performing Group - Community A group of persons who perform works of art vocationally and who may be but are not necessarily directed by professionals. 06 Performing Group for Youth A group which may but does not necessarily include children who perform works of art for young audiences. 07 Performance Facility A building or space used for presenting concerts, drama presentations, etc. 08 Museum - Art An organization essentially educational or aesthetic in purpose with professional staff, which owns or utilizes works of art, cares for them, and exhibits them to the public in some regular schedule. 09 Museum - Other An organization essentially educational or aesthetic in purpose with professional staff, which owns or utilizes tangible objects, cares for them, and exhibits them to the public in some regular schedule (e.g., non-arts organizations such as historical, agricultural, scientific, industrial, and anthropological museums; zoos; aquariums; and arboretums). 10 Gallery/Exhibition Space An organization or space which primarily exhibits works of art from collections other than its own, and may be involved in selling those works. 11 Cinema A motion picture theatre or organization which regularly shows films. 12 Independent Press A non-commercial publisher or printing press which issues small editions of literary and other works. 13 Literary Magazine A non-commercial, numbered, serial publication devoted to contemporary poetry, fiction, drama, or literary criticism. 14 Fair/Festival A seasonal program of arts events. 15 Arts Center A multi-purpose facility for arts programming of various types. 16 Arts Council/Agency An organization whose primary purpose is to stimulate and promote the arts and increase access for the public through services, programs, and/or funding within a specific geographic area (e.g., county, state, local). 17 Arts Service Organization An organization that has as its central function the provision of services that assist or promote the arts and/or arts organizations (e.g., statewide assemblies, NASAA, Opera America, arts education alliances, etc.). Not to include presenters or producers of the arts or regional arts organizations. 18 Union/Professional Assn Include artist coalitions, professional associations (such as the American Association of University Professors), and all artists' clubs, guilds, and societies. 19 School District A geographic unit within a state comprised of member schools within that area as defined by the state government. 20 School - Parent/Teacher Assn An organization composed of school parents who work with local school teachers and administrators. 21 School - Elementary Also called a grammar school. 22 School - Middle Also called a junior high school.