But that is the solution to your entire article.  A better approach would have been to investigate and report on the millions of tax money REQUIRED by the state constitution to be spent on artwork and would ensure what CB brings up as a social problem that is not being met (art in public spaces) when a program is all ready in place and money assigned.  Go to one of the many warehouses of art and see what a waste it is.  And the city is REQUIRED to spend $5 Million on new art for the rail stations instead of buying the art from the state's suppositories.