Construct Gallery of Memories

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To build "the Gallery of Memories", a money sinecure taking the form of a permanent exhibition to the former cultures of the Ossium freed peoples. To be built in Lomaa, Ossium with 10 wains of white granite and 30 crowns of labour. Creates the title "Curator of Memories" appointed with tenure by the Varushkan National Assembly. Self funded.

Proposed: Ossium, Seconded: Karsk

Overview

Constructs a sinecure in Galath Fields, Ossium
Passed

Date

Winter 386YE

Cost

Standard costs apply
10 white granite
30 crowns
Three months to complete

Progress

3 thrones 5 crowns and 10 wains of white granite provided by Volya Vychodni Nebov after Winter Solstice 386YE
1 crown provided by Konstantin Rabovich Bolotnikov after Winter Solstice 386YE

Outcome

Now complete, the Curator of Memories will be available to appoint by the Varushkan Assembly for the first time at the Spring Equinox 387YE

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-Once complete, the ''Curator of Memories'' will be available to appoint by the Varushkan Assembly
+Now complete, the [[Curator of Memories]] will be available to appoint by the Varushkan Assembly for the first time at the Spring Equinox 387YE
-<!--Built of stone from the nearby Sunless Depths mine, the Gallery of Memories is a simple building surrounded by a small garden of flowers and sculptures. The exterior centrepiece is a stone carving inlaid with flecks of local mithril, depicting enslaved workers sharing food after a long day.
-The interior space exhibits artwork and literature produced by Imperial citizens who have been liberated from oppression. The exhibitions focus on enabling displays of Pride in the artists’ previous existences, in spite of their hardships. Talks and performances by survivors are hosted to give visitors more context for the works and to provide insights into the variety of backgrounds of these citizens. All manner of formerly oppressed peoples are welcome, and all are encouraged to share stories of the lives, cultures, and people they left behind.
-Visitors are encouraged to provide appropriate donations to pay the artists, upkeep the building, and for the work of the Curator in organising the exhibitions and speakers. The Gallery’s construction was funded by the Proffered Hand Network, established by Lady Eleanor Novarion, and bears a small plaque in her memory above the door.-->