"Pride in Public Art Act of 2001"; requiring the capitol area architectural and planning board and the director of the Minnesota historical society in consultation with the state minority councils to jointly appoint a temporary task force to study paintings other than gubernatorial portraits hung in public areas of the state capitol, requiring the first priority for the study to be the paintings in the reception rooms of the governor; specifying certain task force membership representation requirements; requiring the task force to evaluate the historical accuracy of the paintings and the appropriateness of the depiction of people and events in a broader historical context and report recommendations to the CAAPB, the historical society and the legislature by a certain date (je)