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Future of Orlinsky public art on Rodeo Drive

Summary

The artist is offering the popular 'Kong' sculpture and a 'Crocodile' piece for free — but with questions about liability, maintenance, and where they'd go. The Kong stays put for now; the Crocodile won't be stored at city expense; the Arts and Culture Commission gets first look at any donation.

At a glance

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Last discussed Jan 21, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

Taking ownership could mean future maintenance, refurbishment, and liability costs; storage at a public works lot was offered but declined.

✅Who benefits

Residents and visitors who enjoy the selfie-friendly sculpture and the city's public art profile.

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