Council has established a Public Art Advisory Panel (PAAP) composed of stakeholder representatives to guide the commissioning of public art and management of the Public Art Collection in line with the Public Art Plan.
The PAAP's role is to provide expert advice and contribute to public art project management from commissioning to the completion and public launch of artworks within the commissioning guidelines. The PAAP has the following tasks:
- Provide expert cultural, artistic and design advice.
- Appraise and make recommendations for the selection of appropriate artists and proposals.
- Oversee the commissioning and procurement processes for artworks.
- Report back to Council for endorsement of the recommendations prior to the commissioning of the artwork.
The PAAP consists of seven members:
- 2 x Councillors, Wagga Wagga City Council elected for Council term 2022-2024
- 1 x Cultural Officer
- 1 x Project Management Office representative
- 1 x Director, Wagga Wagga Art Gallery
- 1 x Industry representative
- 2 x Community representatives (with relevant arts background)
All representative position terms shall run until August 2020. Where appropriate, advisers (internal/external) with specialist expertise will be temporarily co-opted to the panel to assist decision making.
The current PAAP consists of the following representatives:
| Councillor, City of Wagga Wagga | Jenny McKinnon |
| Councillor, City of Wagga Wagga | Georgie Davies |
| Industry representative, School of Communications & Creative Industries, Charles Sturt University | Dr. Sam Bowker |
| Community representative | Thomas Lemerle |
| Community representative | Georgia Crowden |
| Cultural Officer, Wagga Wagga City Council |
Narelle Vogel & Lauren Reynolds (job share) |
| Representative of Project Management Office, Wagga Wagga City Council | Henry Collie |
| Director Wagga Wagga Art Gallery, Wagga Wagga City Council | Lee-Anne Hall |