Wyoming § 16-6-804 Acquisitions property of state art collection;
maintenance; expenses

Wyoming Statutes

§ 16-6-804 — Acquisitions property of state art collection; maintenance; expenses

Wyoming·Title 16 City, County, State and Local Powers·Ch. 6 PUBLIC PROPERTY·Art. 8 WORKS OF ART IN PUBLIC BUILDINGS

(a)Upon acquisition of any work of art in accordance with this article, the work of art becomes the property of the state art collection and the department, through the state museum, shall:

(i)Maintain an inventory of the acquired work of art;

(ii)Maintain and preserve the work of art; and

(iii)Periodically review and examine the acquired work of art and report to the director of the department on any necessary restoration, repair, deaccession or replacement of the work of art.

(b)The expenses incurred by the department in performing duties imposed under this section shall be paid from the separate account established under W.S. 16-6-802(b), which shall not exceed ten percent (10%) of the total amount expended for any specific work of art.

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(a) Upon acquisition of any work of art in accordance with
this article, the work of art becomes the property of the state
art collection and the department, through the state museum,
shall:
(i) Maintain an inventory of the acquired work of
art;
(ii) Maintain and preserve the work of art; and
(iii) Periodically review and examine the acquired
work of art and report to the director of the department on any
necessary restoration, repair, deaccession or replacement of the
work of art.
(b) The expenses incurred by the department in performing
duties imposed under this section shall be paid from the
separate account established under W.S. 16-6-802(b), which shall
not exceed ten percent (10%) of the total amount expended for
any specific work of art.

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