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Agenda 05-11-23 City of Boynton Beach Art Advisory Board Agenda Thursday, May 11, 2023, 6:30 pm IN PERSON MEETING Boynton Beach City Commission Chambers 100 East Ocean Ave, Boynton Beach, FL 33435 Listen Only Via Zoom https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86071256784?pwd=ZTRMMVIiVOovRH15bG1 hWTk1 aDhpQT09 Meeting ID: 860 7125 6784 Passcode: 075367 305 224 1968 Art Advisory Board Members Clovis Moodie, Vice Chair Cynthia Alexis, Board Member Gregory Hartmann, Board Member Phyllis Pacilli, Board Member Ace Tilton Ratcliff, Board Member Sam Velazquez, Board Member Ellen Jones, Alternate A'Keyah Williams, Alternate City Staff Glenn Weiss, Public Art Manager Catherine Cherry-Guberm an, Minutes Specialist I. Call to Order a. Roll Call b. Excused Absence Requests c. Appointment of alternate(s) for absent member(s) d. Agenda Approval or Amendments II. Approval of Minutes Motion: March 13, 2023 meeting minutes are approved as written or amended. (Ex. A) III. Informational Items from the Board IV. Public Comments V. Announcements/Reports/Presentations A. Exhibitions a. Turgo Bastien and Traditional Haitian Artists: Opening May 18, 5:30-8:00 (Ex. B) Boynton Beach Art Advisory Board Agenda, May 11, 2023 Pagel Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Pagel of 47 B. Grants / Fundraising a. Mellon Foundation Application $100,000 Grant due May 23, 2023 b. State of Florida Budget: Only 40% of Funding Approved by State. C. Upcoming Opportunities a. Six Sculptures Application: Due May 25 (Ex C) D. AiPP and Private Development. a. Development Page Update with Oakwood Square Images. (Ex D) VI. Action Items A. The Big Bench by Andrew Kovacs at Oakwood Square owned by Edens is approved and satisfies the Art in Public Places requirement for the remodel of Oakwood Square. B. Review of artist applications followed the Motion (Ex E): The following artists are accepted into the Artist Roster 2023-2025: VII. Old Business Presentation of Annual Report to City Commission on April 4, 2023 (Ex F.) VIII. New Business Avenue of the Arts 2024 Options IX. Future Agenda Items X. Adjournment Attached Items Exhibit A: March 13, 2023 Regular Meeting Minutes Exhibit B: Haitian Flag Day Events Exhibit C: Call to Artists for Six Sculptures Exhibit D: Private Development Update with Oakwood Square Images Exhibit E: Artist Roster Applicant and List of Applicants Exhibit F: Powerpoint to City Commission with Art Advisory Board Annual Report, 4-4-2023 Notice If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the City Commission with respect to any matter considered at this meeting, he/she will need a record of the proceedings and, for such purpose, he/she may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceeding is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based (F.S. 286.0105) The City shall furnish appropriate auxiliary aids and services where necessary to afford an individual with a disability an equal opportunity to participate in and enjoy the benefits of a service, program or activity conducted by the City. 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Boynton Beach Art Advisory Board Agenda, May 11, 2023 Page 2 Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 2 of 47 EXHIBIT A Minutes of the Art Advisory Board Meeting Held on Monday, March 13, 2023, at 6:30 P.M. At City Hall Commission Chambers 100 E. Ocean Avenue, Boynton Beach, Florida Present: Clovis Moodie, Vice Chair Glenn Weiss, Public Art Manager Courtlandt McQuire Veronica Inberg, Public Art Coordinator Cynthia Alexis (Arrived 6:38 P.M.) Ace Tilton Ratcliff (Arrived 6:31 p.m.) Gregory Hartmann Ellen Jones, Alternate (online.) A'Keyah Williams, Alternate Absent: Sam Velasquez Phyllis Pacilli (Excused) 1. Call to Order Vice Chair Moodie acted as Chair for the meeting and called the meeting to order at 6:30 P.M. a. Roll Call Roll was called. A quorum was present. b. Introduction of new alternate member: A'Keyah Williams (Ex A) and recognition of Gregory Hartman appointment as a board member. Vice Chair Moodie recognized Mr. Hartmann's move from an alternate to a regular member. Ms. Williams stated that she is a Boynton Beach native, working as a Palm Beach County teacher as a theater program director at Atlantic Community School and she studied acting at the Pompano School of the Arts, Dreyfuss School of the Arts and Fordham University. She just premiered a movie last year, which was at the Miami Film Festival, which will also be shown in Orlando. The members welcomed her. c. Excused Absence Requests Mr. Weiss stated that Dr. Pacilli and Mr. Valazquez have excused absences because they moved the date of the meeting and they had scheduling conflicts.. Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 3 of 47 EXHIBIT A Meeting Minutes Art Advisory Board Boynton Beach, Florida March 13, 2023 d. Appointment of alternate(s) for absent member(s) Vice Chair Moodie appointed Ms. Williams to sit as a regular member, in the place of Sam Velazquez. e. Agenda Approval or Amendments Motion Mr. McQuire moved to approve the agenda. Mr. Hartmann seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. . II. Approval of Minutes Motion: February 9, 2023 meeting minutes are approved as written or amended. (Ex. B) Motion Mr. Hartmann moved to approve the minutes. Mx. Ratcliff seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. III. Informational Items from the Board Mr. Hartmann announced that the kinetic event was great, as was the Blarney Bash on Saturday. He said that it was a good family-friendly event. Mr. Weiss stated that he was a judge for the Boynton Garden Club Art and Floral Display Competition, which is when children made drawings and then the Garden Club members created a floral arrangement to mimic the drawings. He commented that it was very interesting and the floral arrangements were amazing. IV. Public Comments None V. Announcements/Reports/Presentations Mr. Weiss reviewed the below" A. Exhibitions a. Palm Beach County Teachers Exhibition and Arts & Cultural Center Adult Painting Student Exhibition in February-March. 2 Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 4 of 47 EXHIBIT A Meeting Minutes Art Advisory Board Boynton Beach, Florida March 13, 2023 Mr. Weiss noted that this exhibit, as well as the talented students in the adult painting class is still on display. b. Spinning Sailfish opening on March 30, 5:30-7:30 PM at the Marina Cafe - Spinners are nearly complete. Mr. Weiss commented that one Sailfish was received by Artist Michele Drummond. He invited the members to the opening as noted above and said that he thought that the members would be pleased with the six sailfish. c. Art and Autism opening on April 12 Mr. McQuire inquired about the beverages at the event being soda and water. He commented that he went to a City event and the City was selling beer and wine. He noted that the Art Advisory Board had a bit of an issue with selling beer and wine at openings. Mr. Weiss clarified that there is no prohibition about serving beer and wine, rather, it is taxpayer funds purchasing the libations. B. Grants / Fundraising a. Mellon Foundation denied our $110,000 Monuments Grant request but asked us to apply to their Humanities Program. Maximum Grant is $100,000. Discussion with Mellon staff on April 11 Mr. Weiss stated that they have a meeting with the Mellon Foundation on April 11th to discuss possibly receiving up to $100K for the HOB Unity project. The City was turned down for its first grant application, but the Foundation asked the City to apply for a second grant in their Humanities program. C. Upcoming Opportunities a. Metal Screen Mural Design for "The Pierce". (Ex C) Mr. Weiss stated that the City released the Screen Metal Design for the Pierce project. The competition is out there for artists to submit their work. D. AiPP and Private Development. a. Grand Opening of Neurobehavioral Hospital (Feb 23, 5-7 PM) Description of artwork by CEO and photos attached (Ex D) Mr. Weiss explained that he and Mx. Ratcliff attended this event and that the hospital's CEO gave a long introduction about the artwork, which was unusual and that it was used 3 Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 5 of 47 EXHIBIT A Meeting Minutes Art Advisory Board Boynton Beach, Florida March 13, 2023 as an avenue to discuss the way they hope patients and staff at the hospital will interact to help solve issues. He advised that it was a very nice event. Mx. Ratcliff commented it was a lovely event and the art was amazing. b. Dedication of Big Bench at Eden Development of Oakwood Square, Monday, March 20 at 12 noon to 12:45 PM. Sculpture by Andrew Kovacs Mr. Weiss commented that he hoped the members could attend. c. Development Page Update: Pierce Call to Artists Released and Neurobehavioral Hospital Mural Fully Complete. (Ex E) Mr. Weiss reported on a potential new project called Baywatch and advised that they submitted a proposal, so they will see if that goes forward. Vice Chair Moodie asked how the Pierce Call to Artist was released. Mr. Weiss responded that it was through Monocronical. He said that Monocronical found the artist for the Neurobehavioral Hospital as they have a massive database and that is primarily who will be issuing the Call, but he pointed out that the City also issued a Call to local and state artists. VI. Action Items Neurobehavioral Hospital mural with completed lighting is approved as installed. Mr. Weiss advised that linear downlights were installed. Motion Mr. McQuire moved the Neurobehavioral Hospital Mural with completed lighting is approved as installed. Mx. Ratcliff seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. VII. Old Business 2023 Projects (Call to for the Artist Roster Ex F) Mr. Weiss reviewed the projects for the remainder of the year that were not awarded or were currently being worked on and he proposed that they address them as an artist roster. He noted that a lot of public art agencies use the rosters them for small-scale projects. Mr. Weiss stated that he can set up a committee to determine who is qualified to be an artist and that he is focusing on local and Palm Beach County artists. He thought that they may have 100 artists. 4 Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 6 of 47 EXHIBIT A Meeting Minutes Art Advisory Board Boynton Beach, Florida March 13, 2023 Mx. Ratcliff inquired if the selection criteria could be amended to make it more flexible. Mr. Weiss responded that the AIPP defines the criteria and advised that the artist has to have some kind of proof professionalism. Mr. Weiss reviewed the presentation and the projects Mr. Weiss explained that there was a request from the Building Department for some type of contemporary version of a fish rack at the Oyer Park Boat Launch. He said that the remaining funds in the budget are for collaborative projects. Mr. McQuire commented on the traffic cabinets, one of the outstanding projects, and he suggested they pick interesting images. Discussion followed that natural landscaping depictions and tasteful nature scenes were aesthetically pleasing and that the cabinets do get damaged and tagged so they will likely have to be replaced more than once a year. It was noted that the cabinets will be in an urban area. Annual Report Mr. Weiss stated that this is the annual report that will be going to the City Commission in April. He recommended the members advise him and he will work with Vice Chair Moodie to finalize the report, to say what they did in the last year and a half, and what they want to focus on in their presentation to the City. Dr. Jones thought it was important to say that the Board is eligible and actively seeking competitive grant funds, but it will be even better when they demonstrate the City's commitment to the program. Vice Chair Moodie suggested that if they can collect the data on media references, it might be a good boost for the Board. Mr. McQuire thought that they should expound on how many artworks there were at the Kinetic Art and Symposium and that the event is the only international show in the world of its kind; that the City maintains 89 beautiful sculptural pieces throughout the City and that the programs engage seniors, young folks, children, and people with disabilities. It added that it is a community outreach art program, all on a shoestring budget. Vice Chair Moodie pointed out that because it is public art, it is independent of socio- economic status, so all can enjoy the pieces; it adds to the quality of life for residents and it attracts visitors. She suggested that the Board include information from local establishments how the kinetic event help visitors. Mr. McQuire stated that in 2022, they raised funds for independent artists that helped them get through COVID. 5 Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 7 of 47 EXHIBIT A Meeting Minutes Art Advisory Board Boynton Beach, Florida March 13, 2023 Mr. Hartmann stated that they should provide images of the pieces they had last year and show a collage and the top three that looked the most impressive. A foam board was suggested to display the pieces the Board wants to show in the presentation. Mr. Weiss stated that the presentation would be made April 18tH Vice Chair Moodie stated that she will not be in town on the 18tH Mr. Weiss advised that he will try to make the presentation on April 4t". He further stated that one of the things he was most proud of, was that they dramatically increased the diversity of the art in the City. Vice Chair Moodie agreed and noted that the diversity of the participants also increased. Mr. McQuire pointed out that they had a special meeting about diversity and how to execute. Vice Chair Moodie explained they look at the arts program being inclusive of all the City's residents. Mx. Ratcliff stated that it reflects the City, that they did a good job, and will continue, and that are getting even better at being culturally diverse as Boynton is diverse. Maintenance of PNC Green Wall The PNC has contracted with the landscape company to restore the green wall plants. Mr. Weiss advised he visited the Bank and spoke with them they were aware of the matter. They supposedly have signed a $12k contract to restore the green wall. Vice Chair Moodie stated that she was encouraged with their progress and that the green wall is a very unique public art display. It is in a spot that is highly trafficked. VIII. New Business Fiscal Year 2024 Budget for Public Art Fund Mr. Weiss stated that he was not prepared to make a presentation in terms of the public art budget. He stated that he thought the budget would be in the black, but it is not, because developers have not been paying for their permits and fees. He was confident they can work within their $300k budget that they have for the last few years as the activities were similar to what they had in the past, which is they the Kinetic Art and Symposium, they had this year and the Avenue of the Arts. He requested the members 6 Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 8 of 47 EXHIBIT A Meeting Minutes Art Advisory Board Boynton Beach, Florida March 13, 2023 look for artists; as the idea was to have artwork along Ocean Avenue and there are bases for them already there. Mr. Weiss explained that trying to find a sculpture artist to work within a $10K budget is difficult. The other project was the HOB Unity Project. Mr. Weiss stated that they are meeting with the Mellon Foundation on the 11th to see if they qualify for a $100K grant to go with a $15K grant they already have for that project, which they hope the Governor will sign. He stated if the conversation goes well with Mellon, they will apply for an Our Town Grant, which is a special event grant. He was looking for $50K for the HOB from the Board's Budget, and hopefully with grants, have a budget of $150K, which they need to pursue now. He advised that they do mural projects each year, and they have partnerships with Public Works, and next year they will have the HOB event, which builds up to Avenue of the Arts in February 2024 and preparation for kinetic for 2025. He advised that he wants to begin work on the Kinetic event a year in advance and that he has schedules that he will provide. IX. Future Agenda Items Mx. Ratcliff commented that at the last meeting, Ms. Alexis brought up Haitian Flag Day. They stated they do not know how viable it would be to do this year, but they can do it for next year. Mr. Weiss explained that he reached out to Haitian art collectors and they were concerned about the security at the Art & Cultural Center. He spoke with Risk Management and he may be able to make something happen for May and June. He noted that there is a Haitian Art Society in St Petersburg that he contacted and two other people contacted him and both indicated Mr. Weiss will have to work with the security situation. He will contact them and apprise them of the changes and ascertain whether they feel comfortable bringing their work here. He clarified both organizations will not give every work as they are afraid of theft, and it any work is stolen, they will be reimbursed for it. Vice Chair Moodie asked if anyone looked at the garden on Dixie Highway. Mr. Weiss responded that the owner of Seabourn Cove came to the City three months ago and they want to build more units and expand the Garden on a vacant lot. The owner said he would speak to artist Lucy Keschavarz about repairing the garden and planning how to modify it to accommodate the new development; however, the owner has not returned. Vice Chair Moodie said she favored it be modified. Vice Chair Moodie asked that as the members drive around and see the different pieces of art, that if something should be done, they share it at a meeting as the pieces need to be maintained. 7 Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 9 of 47 EXHIBIT A Meeting Minutes Art Advisory Board Boynton Beach, Florida March 13, 2023 X. Adjournment Mr. McQuire thanked the members as this was his last meeting. He said that it has been great working with everyone, and that he may return at some point, but he really enjoyed working with all. The members said that he will be missed. Motion Mr. McQuire moved to adjourn Mr. Hartmann seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. The meeting was adjourned at 7:23 P.M. Catherine Cherry Minutes Specialist 8 Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 10 of 47 EXHIBIT B FINAL Press Release TEXT Haitian Flag Day in Boynton Beach May 18, 2023 May 16, 2023, Proclamation Dayana Rios, Plumosa School of the Arts, receiving the proclamation from the Mayor declaring Haitian Flag Day and Haitian Heritage Month 6:00 PM City Hall Chamber, City Hall, 100 East Ocean Ave, Boynton Beach May 18, 2023 Haitian Flag Raising Ceremony 7:45 am to 8:15 am City Hall Flag Plaza, 100 East Ocean Ave, Boynton Beach On May 18, 2023,the Boynton Beach City flag will be lowered so that the Haitian flag can be raised to join the flag of the USA and Florida. Speakers: City Commissioner Woodrow Hay and County Commissioner Mack Bernard & Palm Beach County School District Bito David will provide thoughts and comments. Via video, Kelley Rodney"Apot" Cornet will tell the story of the Haitian flag and the day. At 8:00 am,the flag will be raised and accompanied by the singing of the Haitian and American national anthems. Haitian Flag Lowering Ceremony 5:30 PM City Hall Flag Plaza, 100 East Ocean Ave, Boynton Beach Plumosa School of the Arts Students Haitian Cultural Celebration 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm Boynton Beach Arts &Cultural Center, 125 East Ocean Ave, Boynton Beach Free Event Visual Art Exhibitions Turgo Bastien, Solo Exhibition, "Art is Life Past Present and the Future" Contemporary Art, First Floor Traditional Haitian Artworks Group Exhibition, Second Floor Gallery The exhibition will be on display until June 241H Turgo Bastien is a contemporary painter and sculptor born in Haiti and living in South Florida since the 1980s. He founded the Art Creation Foundation for Children in Jacmel, Haiti which provides youth classes and events in many art forms. Recently, he exhibited his work in the Art of Transformation in Opa-locka and Karibu: A Celebration of Black Artists in Palm Beach County at the Cultural Council of PBC in Lake Worth. A large mural has just been completed in Little Haiti in North Miami. His Spinning Sailfish is on display outside in Boynton Beach. Turgo wrote: "My paintings derive from the rhythmical space,filling patterns of the mask and the multidimensional state of mind of those sharing my life in the diaspora." Haitian Flag Day May 18, 2023 - City of Boynton Beach Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 11 of 47 EXHIBIT B Organized by Boynton Beach Sister's Cities board member, Jane Marcel, the second-floor gallery displays paintings and flags that have a long artistic history in Haiti. The artists include Jean Claude LeGagneur, Alexandra Barbot, Ernst Registre, Carl Craig, Raymond Thomas,Alex J Altidor, Shadrac Izme and Kepler Le Rosier. Additional works from the collection of Vestiguerne Pierre. Performance, Multi-Purpose Space, Second Floor Organized by Boynton Beach Art Advisory Board Member, Cynthia Alexis, a series of performances will be presented on the stage while the audience enjoys student artworks from Plumosa School and SouthTech. Boynton and Delray teens from Plumosa School of the Arts will dance to the choreography of Dayana Rios. Designer Gladivia Alexis will present a fashion show of the GLADIVIA design line. Performer Vivi will sing traditional Haitian songs while Tiffani Leblanc sings contemporary Caribbean. Haitian American drummers will fill the space with a Caribbean beat. DJ Moonray will keep music flowing throughout the evening. Haitian Flag Day May 18, 2023 - City of Boynton Beach Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 12 of 47 EXHIBIT B FINAL FLYER TEXT FREE events, FREE parking City of Boynton Beach Haitian Flag Day Celebration Boynton Beach City Hall and Arts & Cultural Center Corner of East Ocean Ave and Seacrest Blvd (125 East Ocean Ave, Boynton Beach) Parking at 201 NE First Street HAITIAN FLAG RAISING 7:45 am to 8:15 am Speakers: City Commissioner Woodrow Hay and County Commissioner Mack Bernard & Palm Beach County School District Bito David HAITIAN CULTURAL CELEBRATION 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm Art Exhibitions First Floor Gallery: Paintings by Turgo Bastien Second Floor Gallery: Jean Claude LeGagneur,Alexandra Barbot, Ernst Registre, Carl Craig, Raymond Thomas, Alex J Altidor, Shadrac Izme, Kepler Le Rosier & others. Main Space: Student artwork from Plumosa School of the Arts and SouthTech Performances and Fashion Show Main Space Plumosa School of the Arts Haitian dances. Dayana Rios, Choreographer Gladivia Alexis fashion Haitian drummers DJ Moonray Vivi Tiffani Leblanc Use Boynton Beach and BoyntonArts logos Haitian Flag Day May 18, 2023 - City of Boynton Beach Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 13 of 47 CITY OF - EXHIBIT C OYNTON 2023 Call to Artists for Sculpture Call to Artists for Sculpture in Boynton Beach, FL Applications Due: Thursday, May 25, 2023 at Midnight Budgets: Range from $75,000 to $300,000 Total Dollars Approximately $1 ,400,000 In the next 24 months, five apartment developers and one hospital will commission or purchase sculptures for six projects. Three of the sculptures will join "Cavalcade" by Albert Paley and anchor the Cultural District at the prime downtown intersection. The intersection links City Hall, Library, Arts & Cultural Center, the Marina and the bridge to the beach with the major north-south Federal Highway or USI . With the completion of the apartments, restaurants, bars and sculptures, the City intends to market the zone as cultural attraction in south Florida between Palm Beach and Boca Raton. All artist applicants will be presented to each of the developers and hospital for potential selection. Each artist has six unique opportunities with six different selection panels. Artists can present past work for a new commission and propose the sale of existing work. Existing sculptures (or new commissions) must be resistant to the hurricane force winds, the sun's ultraviolent light and the salt air. Some of the developers have specific themes or other attributes required of the artwork. The Pierce by Affiliated Development seeks an engaging, educational sculpture that celebrates Boynton's connection to the natural environment of the Atlantic Ocean with elements such as coral reef, fish, sea mammals, coral, shell fish, sand, waves, fishing, fishing boats, diving, surfing, etc. Bethesda Hospital wishes the artist to integrate moving water with the sculpture. In general, the sculptures will be sited on wide sidewalks near the street. Most have backgrounds of 3 to 7 story buildings with retail storefronts. Narrow tall sculptures may be the best solutions. Good surveillance around or through the sculpture should be possible. The sculpture at Bethesda Hospital will be the grassed landscape between the entrance and parking lot. The sculptures should be engaging to pedestrians and have a strong visual image to automobile drivers both day and night. The works selected might be abstract, narrative, figurative, pop, collage, etc. Durability and repairability against damage by wind, sun, salt air and people including fading, graffiti and scratches are essential. By the Art in Public Places ordinance, the sculptures should last as long as the buildings. The City does not have any theme related to public art except that Boynton Beach is the only city in the world with a consistent commitment to kinetic art. The 71" Kinetic Biennial will be held in February 2025. Samples of recent public art are present in this Call to Artists. Boynton Beach Sculpture Call to Artists, 4/11/2023 Riva[sc�a1 In collaboration with Boynton Beach Public Art boyntonarts.org publicart@bbfl.us 1 Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 14 of 47 CITY OF - EXHIBIT C OYNTON 2023 Call to Artists for Sculpture Boynton Beach is a minority majority, working class city of 80,000 with a significant percentage of African-American, Caribbean American and Hispanic American residents. Scope of Work: Commissioned Work • Prepare concepts, design details and budgets. • Work with the client's team to finalize aesthetic design, the fabrication methods and materials for the Florida outdoor environment, and the structural elements necessary for approval by the Boynton Beach Building Department. • Coordinate with owner's design team on lighting and a raised base, if any. • With owner's team, create a presentation for the Art Advisory Board for review and approval. • Deliver and install the sculpture with a licensed contractor. • Complete the catalog forms that includes a description of regular and long-term maintenance and the specifications for replacement of electronic components, if any. Material and color samples to be provided. • Other scopes of work that may be required by the developer. Scope of Work: Purchase Existing Work • Except for developing the artwork design, scope of work includes all the scope in Commissioned Work above. • If necessary, modify artwork to be resistant to the hurricane force winds, the sun's ultraviolent light and the salt air. • If necessary, modify the artwork or artwork structure for installation on a concrete foundation. Contract Each developer may have unique contracts, but will clarify the following: • The responsibility for engineering design and building permit applications. • The ability of the developer/hospital, any future building owners and the City of Boynton Beach to reproduce unlimited images of the artwork for any and all purposes except the direct sale of the printed or digital images for profit. • The ownership of the digital files for potential sales as NFT. • Any extension of the warranty beyond 12 months after installation. • Artist's role in any repair of the artwork if damaged. • If the artwork is a limited edition, the ability of artist to sell a copy in Florida. (Unlimited editions are not permitted by the Art Advisory Board) Desired Qualifications • Talented visual artist or designer with experience in public sculpture. • Excellent success fabricating in the appropriate materials for this project. • A history of public projects and/or exhibitions demonstrating a positive and professional artistic reputation. Boynton Beach Sculpture Call to Artists, 4/11/2023 Riva[sc�a1 In collaboration with Boynton Beach Public Art boyntonarts.org publicart@bbfl.us 2 Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 15 of 47 CITY OF - EXHIBIT C OYNTON 2023 Call to Artists for Sculpture Eligibility • Must have experience creating public sculpture. • Must be able to secure general commercial liability insurance for the term of the contract. • International with the ability to receive payment through banks in the USA Ineligibility • The building architect or other members of any of the design teams. • Members, immediate family members and business partners of the members of the Boynton Beach Art Advisory Board and Public Art staff. Extra Consideration • To expand the diversity of artists creating work in the City of Boynton Beach, artists that have not been previously commissioned for public art with the private sector or the City under its Art in Public Places program. • Artists with life experiences with the diverse ethnic and cultural communities of Florida including but not limited to African Americans, Caribbean Americans and Hispanic Americans. Compensation The artist contracts will range from $75,000 to $300,000 for the required artistic services in the scope of work including the design, fabrication, delivery and installation. Schedule The developers will be selecting artists in 2023 & 2024. Contracting The contract will be held between the developer/hospital and the artist. Application Submit the following through CAFE at htt s: a�tist.call �ent� . � estivals_�ni �e_in h ?i =11700 by Midnight, Thursday, May 25, 2023, USA Mountain Time (Denver) 1 . In the CAFE text box, add a brief artist statement. 2. PDF of Resume 3. 15 images of relevant artwork or projects. Must have a minimum of ten unique works among the 15 images. 4. If any of the sculptures presented are for sale, then provide the name of artwork with the price including delivery to Boynton Beach. Questions. Contact Glenn Weiss, Boynton Beach Public Art Manager, at publicart@bbfl.us. Boynton Beach Sculpture Call to Artists, 4/11/2023 Riva[sc�a1 In collaboration with Boynton Beach Public Art boyntonarts.org publicart@bbfl.us 3 Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 16 of 47 CITY OF - EXHIBIT C OYNTON 2023 Call to Artists for Sculpture New Sculpture Locations at Intersection of USI and East Ocean Avenue (red stars) !y �a \ VY � N8 ExostinZ Sculptures d i tjr _ Yq V Use 500 East Ocean Ave on Google Maps r� 1� F,_- rmn f r' - rr � r, t Calvalcade by Albert Paley on SE corner of Intersection (yellow star) Boynton Beach Sculpture Call to Artists, 4/11/2023 Riva[sc�a1 In collaboration with Boynton Beach Public Art boyntonarts.org publicart@bbfl.us 4 Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 17 of 47 CITY OF - EXHIBIT C OYNTON 2023 Call to Artists for Sculpture Ocean One Apartments MC ,sPAk ' Er n,0,1V 7EU � � p AAENT SPA 3EZ4 - t' Eco»PAINT M fTE .!� T1NTEZQLk4S RQNT=,3R,-V j, £ 0 s t �' lid r �r F y , .;xf if + t' 2 :Ov m i r. .'t�. .. -a•dIn �4�,� .,�. „a ��Y��„�_:,`iz:��, '%..``T �. 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Boynton Office Family Medical , BoC Daycare � rn Oakwood Square � � n d Sub-Culture a Villages & Pierce Apts z B� n B c,B vd Ocean One Apts Shalimar Apts. Broadstone Apts O an e Town Square Apts C n �W r olbrght KU in B E 18th Riverwalk m Er q`p o C d L9 s Bethesda Hosp. WXEL/PBS T I Pawn Shop r , i t KRI Bay Walk Townhouses d a patine r C Q M M Completed Artwork Approved Artist Selection in Process Future Public Art Possible Murals Art in Public Places,City of Boynton Beach, FY4?Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 26 of 47 FY23 PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT Future Public Art, May 11, 2023 EXHIBIT D Protects in Discussion with Staff Shalimar Apartments Art Completed, Needs Final Site Approval 3520 W. Boynton Blvd & Knuth Rd Developer talking with an Ar s Oakwood Square 320 N. Congress Ave, north of W. Boynton Blvd The Villages Apartments 405 E Ocean at 3rd Street Seating Design. Full Art Board Approval Artist: Andrew Kovacs, OK Office, Los Angeles Seeking sculpture on Ocean at railroad Artwork 100% complete Dedication on March 20, 2023 Ocean One Apts ( By Hyperion ) Ocean Ave and Federal, NE corner Art Design Approved Seeking sculpture on Ocean at Federal Hwy Riverwalk Family Medical Office E. Woolbright Road and Intracoastal 1101 N Congress Ave at Boynton Beach Mall Light sculptures and parking garage grill. Owner would like green wall. Art sites, artist & artworks approved. Artist Mark Fuller. Bldg Permit Submitted Baptist Health, Bethesda Hospital East 2815 S Seacrest Blvd & 26th Ave SW Delray Palm (Voluntary w/$5,000 Support) Sculpture Call to Ars s Released 3377 S Federal Hwy Mural Design: Full Art Board Approval Town Square Apartments (by Times Equity) Artist: Kristin Pavlick, Mural in Process Apartments at Boynton Beach & Seacrest Development Agreement Approved Art Location Approved Construction Fence Project with Ar-hst Images WXEL/PBS Cultural Arts Center 3401 South Congress Avenue Potential Future Protects with Art Sculpture in Entry Garden on Congress Bride of Christ Daycare Boynton Beach Office Condo 202 NE 11TH AVE 1102 N. Federal Hwy & M L King Blvd. Mural on ML King Bay Walk Townhouses 3103 South Federal Hwy. Broadstone Apartments 212 S Federal Hwy & SE 2nd Ave Boynton Beach Cottage District AiPP Funding) Two sculptures on Federal Hwy 121 ISE 4TH AVE The Pierce Apartments (by Affiliated) Potter Townhomes 115 N. Federal Hwy & Ocean Ave, NW corner 2508 N FEDERAL HWY (At Fonar S Seeking sculpture at Ocean & Federal and Mu- ral facing railroad on garage Sub-Culture Restaurant 200 Arcs applied for Mural 211 East Ocean Ave (Historic Magneson House) Sculpture Call to Ar c s Released Murals on Shipping Containers Donation to Public Art Fund Publix Distribution Center 5500 Park Ridge Blvd Art in Public Places,City of Boynton Beach, FY4#3Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 27 of 47 FY23 PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT Future Public Art, May 11, 2023 EXHIBIT D BIG BENCH by Andrew Kovacs, Oakwood Square Approved Design -------—._._._._._._._.. ._._._: Completed Artwork IRI i i ti n � y � tiY •_key.. 9 , 3 Ss>e Sr�ft VIII{1i �� r� 4 f tY�i 1 Riverwalk,Woolbright&Intracoastal Art in Public Places,City of Boynton Beach, FY4#3Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 28 of 47 EXHIBIT E BoyntonArts Artist and Designer Roster 2023-2026 Call for Artists The City of Boynton Beach Public Art Program, named BoyntonArts, seeks artists, designers and other skilled makers for unique and special small-scale projects commissioned by the City and private developers. Most of projects do not require public art experience as BoyntonArts will manage the fabrication and installations. As with all art programs in Boynton Beach, artistic diversity by ethnicity, physical abilities, sexual orientation and age is a program objective. The Roster is our tool for choosing creatives for smaller projects typically with artist fees from $100 to $3,000. Any artist that is accepted into the Artist and Designer Roster will be pre-qualified for selection by the Art Advisory Board or private developers. Selection Criteria for the Roster: Highly skilled visual artist in any media, designer in graphics, web, light projection and products or a maker such as metal fabricator, concrete casting/molding, ceramic tile installation CAD Routing and 3-D printing. 1. Post high school education in visual arts, design or making. 2. A history of gallery exhibitions, commissions and/or media recognition. 3. Desire and capacity to consider Boynton Beach's unique community, history, and character. Fee:Typical projects have an artist fee range of$100-$5,000. Eligibility Requirements:The roster is open to artists, designers and makers residing in Florida over the age of 18 and a US citizen or legal resident. Art Advisory Board and public art staff and their Immediate family members are NOT eligible. (FYI: Other Boynton Beach projects are open to artists in other American states and other countries.) Selection Process for the Roster The Art Advisory Board will select the artists, designers and makers for inclusion in the roster. Use of the Roster Unique selection committees, curators or the Art Advisory Board will review the roster to select artists and designers for projects in Boynton Beach. • The roster will be open to other art agencies in the region, private developers and collectors. • The roster will NOT be utilized for projects over$5,000 in artist or designer fees. • The Public Art staff may ask for quotes from makers for fabrication at any time. • Used for projects in 2023 (2024-2026 projects are not known at this time.) How to Apply: The Roster is divided into visual artists, designers and makers. Each person can apply to each category, but the work submitted must be related to the category. BoyntonArts uses Google Sheets. Application must include 1. Basic Information: Name, Business Name, Street Address, Phone, Email and Web/Social Media. 2. Brief biography/statement (250-word limit) regarding personal background and your experience and skills to create for small projects. BoyntonArts Artist and Designer Roster Call for Artists, March 7,2023 1 Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 29 of 47 EXHIBIT E 3. JPEG Images: Limited to ten (10) images of previous work. Name the images with your last name as a first part of the text. Maximum image size is 1 MB. 4. Resume in PDF: Education, exhibitions, commissions and recognition Time on the Roster: Each artist/designer/maker can remain on the roster for 3 years. After three years, the artist must apply again. Artist may update their jpeg images or resume once a year. Upcoming Roster Projects 1. Gobo Projections Description: Creating simple designs to be installed into Gobo projectors. Artwork must be created as a silhouette or stamp design for light to be projected and displayed on a flat surface. The artwork will be black images with a white or single color background. In 2023,the artwork will be projected onto the walls of the Boynton Beach Arts&Cultural Center. r �t i is Brox t # hn� n BoyntonArts Artist and Designer Roster Call for Artists, March 7,2023 2 Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 30 of 47 EXHIBIT E Examples:(Z)( BoyntonArts Artist and Designer Roster Call for Artists, March 7,2023 3 Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 31 of 47 EXHIBIT E 2. Traffic Cabinets Description:The City of Boynton Beach in partnership with the Public Works Department, is looking to enhance and beautify our city streets by covering up unsightly traffic cabinets with vinyl wraps. Chosen designs will be printed and wrapped around traffic boxes throughout the city.This cross departmental partnership is intended to curb graffiti and create a cohesive and visually pleasing aesthetic throughout Boynton Beach. Examples: „rt :� F�a�` 1.:- 9 ••,R is �t i�{j { T� Its W , a A,r r BoyntonArts Artist and Designer Roster Call for Artists, March 7,2023 4 Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 32 of 47 EXHIBIT E 3. Sidewalk Stencils & Street Decals Description:Through both cement imprints and painted/printed street decals, artists will create designs to alter city streets and sidewalks in select areas of Boynton Beach.These installations will allow city goers to find artistic surprises under their feet and add to the walkability of the city. Designs should be a fun and interactive way to experience Boynton Beach. 1 46 OR` 7 r� 1 1 i li„5,y{i r G BoyntonArts Artist and Designer Roster Call for Artists, March 7,2023 5 Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 33 of 47 EXHIBIT E 4. Barton Cemetery Entrance and Fence Elements Description:The City of Boynton Beach is looking artist designed parts of the entry and fence details for Barton's Memorial Cemetery. Originally Cherry Hill Cemetery,the cemetery is named for Mary and William Barton's son, Alton, who is buried there. Barton's Cemetery was designated for the African American community living in Boynton Beach,with gravestones dating back to the early 1900's. As part of a larger narrative within the city of Boynton Beach to memorialize significant places within the Black community, BoyntonArts is looking to commission an artist to create a fence for this historic site, that will bring dignity to those who rest their and their loved ones. The entrance and fence will be constructed of standard fence parts with added artist designed elements that are laser or water jet cut in aluminum and then powder coated. Barton Today „I ez' .5 - r 'nw,vri - -. N i i Just one idea. NOT THE DESIGN BoyntonArts Artist and Designer Roster Call for Artists, March 7,2023 6 Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 34 of 47 EXHIBIT E 5. Oyer Park Boat Launch Fish Rack - Contemporary Description:The City of Boynton Beach is looking for an artist to create a unique fishing rack to install at the Harvey E. Oyer, Jr. Park Boat Launch and Dock.This design should be a creative take on the traditional fish rack, where fishermen display their catch of the day for a photo. Location: 2010 N Federal Hwy, Boynton Beach, FL 33435 The Fish Rack structural elements may be constructed by the City's Public Works shop. In addition to the overall structure, the artist may develop images with text that is printed and cut from ACM (Aluminum Composite Material) 1 N4 6� � E )i� � BoyntonArts Artist and Designer Roster Call for Artists, March 7,2023 7 Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 35 of 47 Page 1 Artist Roster Applicants May 11,2023 EXHIBIT E Y/N/Mayb Name Address Bio/Statement(250 word max) Website/Social Media Handles Jerilyn Brown,south Florida based painter and art educator has been honing her skills and sharing her knowledge with students of all ages for over 30 years.Her years creating art and holding various positions in art education has brought insight into Brown's work and allows her to challenge and push herselfwith mediums and subject matter.She is inspired by the simple beauty in the natural world,reflecting the local coastal environment with her unique artistic voice to design one-of-a-kind creations.Jeri's beach scenes and shell paintings function to enhance and bring attention and awareness to the beauty,fragility,and connectiveness of our lives and our ocean environment. As an art teacher she received the Florida Art Education Secondary Art Educator Award.While teaching art Kindergarten through eighth grade she created a 30-foot inflatable whale for the end of the year arty parties.One of Jeri s exceptional qualities was using art education to create fun and interdisciplinary projects. An experienced administrator Jeri held positions as Education Director Old School Square and Art Camp Directorfor Armory Art Center and Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens.Jeri created a life size interactive book installation in collaboration with Palm Beach County Library Families Reading Together Program and Palm Beach County School District Family Literacy Department,The Colors of Us,A Walk-through Lena's Neighborhood.Her work fosters relationships through art and art https://wwdv.jerilynbrown.com, 1417 Westchester Dr N,West education to create strong and sustainable communities. https://vmw.instagram.com/justb Jerilyn Brown Palm Beach,FL 33417 rownsart/ After I graduated from The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale with a degree in advertising and illustration,I worked as a Graphic Designer in New York.I designed packaging for cosmetics and pharmaceuticals,magazine advertisements and billboards seen in Times Square in New York City. Later on,I earned a Bachelor of Science in Painting and a Masters Degree in Art Education at Hofstra University.Afterwards,I worked as a High School art teacher in Queens,New York,I taught studio and digital arts courses.I helped young artists prepare their portfolios for college acceptance. Currently,I am an ESE art teacher in Broward County,Florida.I spend my time with vulnerable wuwv.eliserubin.com instagram- youth,using art to build fine and gross motor skills,critical thinking,problem solving and creativity eliserubinartist,tiktok- 10434 Canoe Brook Clrcle Boa through studio art mediums. eliserubin25, facebook-elise Elise Rubin Raton,FL 33498 rubin Tiffany Beasi is a professional artist whose body of work encompasses custom paintings,murals, and graphic design.She is recognized for her electrifying displays of brilliant color and movement,a signature inspired by Florida's rich,tropical tapestry.Music,animals,and landscape present infinite combinations and opportunities to stir feelings of delight and adventure. Tiffany's paintings have been featured in two books,Beatles Art:The Fantastic New Artwork ofthe Fab Four,and Marilyn in Art,and many publications,ranging from the luxe Industry Magazine to the local Palm Beach Post.Tiffany has exhibited her work in group art shows including House of Blues Folk Art Festival,Sun Fest,Aesop's Tables in West Palm Beach,Fantasy Fest,Gibson Guitar Town and Hard Rock Hotels Velvet Lounge. The use offunctional materials is common to Tiffany's work.She transforms surfboards, skateboards,shoes,and guitars into works of art,brings uninspired walls to life.Her original,hand- painted guitars are displayed in Hard Rock International venues in Las Vegas,Dublin,Buenos Aires, and Munich.Her public art projects and murals can be found in 10 cities throughout Florida.She continues to produce and present her artwork in galleries and outdoor shows.She has created a growing body ofwork that continues to excite both fans and collectors alike. An award-winning graphic designer,Tiffany has created eye-catching designs for regional establishments and national brands,including Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza&Wings,Burger Fi,Sushi Maki,Silverball Museum,Fantasy Fest,and Naomi Whiftel Brands.Tiffany holds a degree in graphic Tiffany Beasi Boca Raton design from University of Central Florida. instagram @tiffanybeasiart I am an artist and designer.I love to work on my art and spend my days exploring the excitement of 6121 Via Venetia N Delray my craft. I have exhibited my work all over the country and am grateful for the opportunity to please Lois Becker Beach Florida 33484 others with what I feel is a ifl. wdw..Ioisbeckerjewelry and art e art is a condition o uman life,a way of communicating for people to convey thoughts,ideas and feelings that bind them together as human beings.Is a way of inner search,get to closer to the answers you seek from a simple emotion,being essential for the progress and development ofthe humanity,creating a better awareness. My Artwork,I try to paint through the landscape,connections in nature,links that we don't usually see but that do exist.Each part painted on the canvas ends up giving shape to a whole.This is how I plan to exalt the beauty of a system with the help of linear strokes and other looser ones in each brushstroke,dividing spaces while unifying them.The image ofthe tree that is often found in my works,intends to represent the metaphysics of nature that,through color and the contrasts that define it,give its environment a feeling that belongs to them. "Maybe it's a feeling of its own and I hope the viewer relates to it and what surrounds it" I create a structure of lines that ascend or descend,dividing and unifying spaces to strengthen the 142 Willow Ave.Altamonte idea of art.All this is part ofthe composition and the figure in the work. Carlos AZuaje Springs,FL.32714 w,rvw.kobevvoodz.com Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 36 of 47 Page 2 Artist Roster Applicants May 11,2023 EXHIBIT E My name is Lupe Lawrence;I was born in Havana,Cuba.When I was five years old,my family and I moved to the United States and lived in my aunt's house. In her living room,hanging above her sofa,I saw the painting Haywain by John Constable and began to cry,immediately I knew that I wanted to be an artist.I wanted to evoke the same emotions in others as the painting had produced in me. I told my mother that I wanted to go to art school,and because we had just come from Cuba,we did not have the money to go,and she persuaded me to forget about my desire.When I entered high school,I took my first art class and felt as if I had come home.I told my teacher that I wanted to pursue an art career.She told me that I did not have what it took to go to college.Deflated,I was persuaded not to follow my inspiration to become an artist.It would take a crisis in 1995 for me to remember my desire for art,and I began taking classes at Conveniant School ofthe Arts headed by https://www.arttimesbylupe.com/ Robert Watler.Through his instruction and my perseverance,I began exhibiting professionally in https://v ww.facebook.com/Iupe.1 2002.1 have since shown in London England,South Carolina,Georgia,and throughout Florida. awrence/ 128 E.Ilex Drive Lake Park FL https://vmw.instagram.com/lawr Lupe Lawrence 33403 encelupe/?h1=en Michelle Drummond(b.Kingston,Jamaica),currently lives and works in Delray Beach,Florida as a contemporary mixed media fiber artist.A certified Project Management Professional she received a Masters in Project Management from Keller Graduate School of Management,DeVry University in 2001 and Bachelors of Science in Mathematics with concentration in Computer Science and French from St.Lawrence University in 1999. A self-taught contemporary mixed media fiber artist,Drummond creates 3-dimensional forms by sculpting multicolored,multi-weighted fiber,glue and paint on and offwood panel.Her artwork correlates to her risk-taking tenacity and fearlessness to accept challenges that push the boundaries of her artistry while remaining authentic to her dexterity.Each piece is a manifestation of experiences that were once suppressed or embraced and transcends the precincts of culture,religion,gender, and ethnicity bringing awareness to current issues while alluringly engaging the audience with its soft whimsical appearance. On March 9,2022,the City of West Palm Beach commemorated a permanent public artwork installation,"The Metamorphosis",created by Drummond in the Urban Living Room at Mandel Public Library.This public art commissioned by the City West Palm Beach,minted Drummond as the first Black female artist to have received this award.Other public art commissioned include a sailfish spinner by the City of Boynton Beach,installed along Ocean Ave leading to the Marina for City Hall. Drummond's CV also includes solo exhibitions at Cultural Council for Palm Beach County,October- December 2022,Cornel Art Museum and Pompano Beach Cultural Center in 2020.Participation in Red Dot Art Fair 2018 and Muse Art Fair 2019/2022 during Art Basel,Miami,Art Palm Beach 2019 and the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County 2021 Biennial. She has also been featured in Luxe Magazine,Broward+Palm Beach March/April 2022 issue,Delray Magazine September/October 2887 SW 22nd Circle#49B, 2022 issue,Palm Beach Illustrated November 2022,The Arts Issue,Boca Magazine Michelle Drummond Delray Beach,FL 33445 November/December 2022 issue and Ebony Magazine,Culture,November 2022 issue. MM..drummondfineart.com Melissa is originally from upstate NY,but has found hertrue home here in south Florida.She has a bachelor's in Fine Arts from Coastal Carolina University.Her love and passion for nature,especially Www.dreamincolorartfl.com the sea,is heavily reflected in herwork. Www.facebook.com/dreamincol Bright use of colors,high attention to detail,and moving away from the canvas onto upcycled objects orartfl is what sets her apart from other marine artists in the area. Www.instagram.com/dreamincol Melissa MastrangelO- 3539 Chesapeake Cir Boynton orart Diaz Beach FL 33436 Www.mobilemasterpiecesfl.com I am a proudly self-taught and multifaceted artist looking to find what I call Artistic Freedom,"Create with no boundaries",is my motto.Throughout my career,I've championed a wide variety of media in a never-ending pursuit to create innovative and unique work. My art tends to be abstract and contemporary at the same time,ranging from portraits to intricate geometry,and I greatly value versatility.I do not limit myselfto any specific media--�t can be painting the bottom of a swimming pool,a ten-foot mixed-media work,a 8000 sq.It mural,building a piece of furniture with salvaged materials,or a life-size sculpture. My authenticity and uniqueness lie in bold works that bring vibrancy,inspiration,and joy into people's lives.I find"art speak"useless and embrace this mindset as an artist.My mission is to create artwork that expresses the world around us joyfully and upliftingly and leave my legacy to the world.I also use it as an opportunity to explore the range of possibilities that exist through the subtle choices Daniela Sanchezof color changes,compositions,application methods,surface preparations,etc. 5600 nw 7th Ave,suite#22, Nature is my greatest muse,and I deeply respect our planet.I'm always looking to create with Eco- Vegas Miami https:!ldanielasvart.com Marina Wray has spent the past decade of her 23+year career on architecture,interior design,art, environmental studies,urban planning,research,and sustainable&resilient projects in the built environment and beyond.Marina received her Master of Architecture with Minor in Sustainable Design degree from the University of Florida.Marina's undergraduate degree is the Bachelor of Arts in Japanese Linguistics from the Moscow State University,Russia.Marina also spent a year in Kanagawa,Japan studying Japanese Art and Environmental Design at Tokai University. Marina believes that it is critically important to give back to the community.She serves on the National Associates Committee ofthe American Institute of Architects(AIA NAC)as an At-Large Director leading a work group on Sustainability and Resilience.Marina has been an Advisory Board 204 E South Str Suite 2056 Member at the Everglades University since January 2017,and she volunteers as a jurorfor a https://wvwv.linkedin.com/in/mari Marina V Wray Orlando FL 32801 Metropolis Art League Almanac in Moscow nawrav! I have been a ceramic artist,sculptor and teacherfor many years.Formal education culminated with a BFA and MFA from Maine College of Art and The University of Massachusefts at Amherst in the early 1990's.I maintain an active exhibition schedule working with galleries,public art commissions, grants,awards,competitions and private collections nationally and in England and Switzerland. Recent work is exploring the use of recycled materials and mixed media cement compounds to create larger sculptures suitable for outdoor display.My themes remain rooted in nature,feminine beauty and animals.The current work is created with the intent to exemplify the very life forms 829 Ponderosa Pine Lane, effected by the materials we dispose of into the environment and to preserve images of beauty Lee Bell Sarasota,FL 34243 inspired from our natural world. https://vwvv.blacklilystudio.com Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 37 of 47 Page 3 Artist Roster Applicants May 11,2023 EXHIBIT E What do I do? I create photographic montages with Photoshop.I use my own DSLR or mobile phone camera to photograph a variety of subject matter but mostly I am interested in nature.Back at my computer,I combine these different images until I have achieved a balanced composition.I liken this process to playing with paper dolls orjigsaw puzzle pieces. Biography Since 2019,Sara has served as an ESOL/Reading Teacher at Pine Grove Elementary School in Delray Beach,Florida.Before that,since 1998,she had been teaching English Language Learners in Tallahassee,Florida.From 1993-1996,she taught English as a Foreign Language to high school students in Kyoto Prefecture,Japan. Since childhood,Sara has always made art and even took AP art courses at Atlantic High School in Delray Beach.From Florida State University,she received her BFA in Studio Art in 1988 and her MS in Multilingual/Multicultural Education in 2000. Today,Sara continues to pursue her own interests in art.She also sees art as a universal visual language that benefits her students'learning process and strongly advocates integrating art into the school curriculum.Currently,she and her husband,Mark Fletcher,operate Turtle Hill Clay Studio. From 2005-2013,she also served on the board of Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Big Bend. 13751 Flora PL Apt#D,Delray Public Art projects:DOH Melbourne Clinic 2016,TalI Art Tal lahass cc 2017 Sara Chang Beach FL 33484 vvvmsarachana.bloasoot.com visually turn up the heat where surface skins,shards of story,and ineffable glory collide. Primarily a professional painter,I also do public art projects,mixed-media installations,and live art events.In the community,I am also engaged in teaching,coaching,and curating. My art is influenced by living in the East Village,NYC during the empowered art scene ofthe 80s,in the turbulent yet beautiful Middle East for almost twenty years from 1996-2015,and then moving to the varied verdant and cultural richness which is South Florida. I am continuing to develop a personal abstract language which incorporates a lyrical street art approach with bold,percussive elements which create a dialogue with the rhythms and social challenges ofthe times and places surrrounding us. Winner ofthe Dina Baker$10,000 Award,2016,Cultural Council for Palm Beach County.The Commons Project:15 Artists,15 Places,$6000 Covid Initiative Grant,2020,City of West Palm Beach.Public Art Projects with various municipalities and county offices throughout South Florida. Solo and Group Exhibitions here and abroad.Have been an associate artist-in-residence at the Arts Warehouse,2018,and Zero Empty Spaces in Boca Raton,2020-2022. My work is in private and public collections in England,Belgium,Singapore,Hong Kong,Israel,and the United States. wdwv.batialowenberg.com 98 Preston C,Boca Raton,FL wdwv.instagram.com/batialowen Batia Lowenberg 33434 berg/ My paintings are rich assemblages of layered forms,vibrant colors,expressive and gestures. Applied on canvas through dynamic interactions,a physical back and forth dialogue in which ground and figure continuously change until all the elements are balanced right,these colorful creations are my personal way of expressing myself.Through a series of spontaneous movements,directly inspired by the way canvas responds to layers of color tissue paper and black mark making.I compare my work to a dance routine with a familiar partner.And while impulsive and unconstrained in its core,the familiarity with materials is essential for the creative process that strongly depends on the ability to respond to the way the elements will work together.Layering color tissue with acrylic paint,accents the richness of my work by constructing a raw texture which directly captures the physical energy put into each piece.Serving as a channel to convey my thoughts,emotions,and visions,the artistic practice is my source of confidence and peace,while the finished work becomes a documentation ofthe process of communicating those feelings. My formal art education is in graphic design at Rochester Institute of Technology and the School of Visual Arts,my artistic practice is influenced by my Afro-Caribbean culture,and graphic design,as well as the philosophy and attitude of the colorist,the fauvist,and the expressionist artist.Varying from simple forms and patterns over familiar shapes and the infusion of some typographic elements. Richlin Burnett-Ryan 87 Rymshavv Dr.Jacksonville t wwv.richlinrvan.com Sabrina Dessalines is a 24-year-old self-taught artist based in Orlando,Florida.Art has always been an integral part of her identity,and she has a diverse range of skills in various mediums,including acrylics,oils,colored pencils,watercolors,and resin.Sabrina has made a significant impact in the Greater Orlando area since launching her art career,and she is now recognized as a muralist. Sabrina's work is inspired by showcasing luxury art featuring women of color as muses.Her pieces aim to capture intimate bonds between individuals like mothers and children and romantic partners. Sabrina creates art that goes beyond surface beauty,and she hopes to inspire,empower and amuse her audience with her portrayals of love,self-worth,and independence.Through her work,Sabrina @artbyina3 sabrina dessalines 624 Mcdevitt st,Orlando aims to challenge societal perspectives on beauty and representation,particularly for people ofcolor. artbyina3.com Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 38 of 47 Page 4 Artist Roster Applicants May 11,2023 EXHIBIT E In 2013,1 decided to quit corporate America and follow my dream of painting!Although I enjoyed painting my whole life,I put this aside while getting my Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology.After working a fewyears,I realized I missed doing what I loved most.I began painting again,quickly gained a following,began exhibiting in galleries and top festivals,and knew I was on the right path. Fast forward to now,where you can find my murals and artwork in hospitals,hotels,schools, restaurants,on storefronts,construction machinery,pillars,buses,parking meters,merchandise, and furniture!I have collaborated with and created art forwell known companies and events,such as Swatch,Birkenstock,CitizenM Hotels,Cirque Du Soleil,Rimmel London,LIFEWTR,Dyson, Allergan,EI Jimador Tequila,Finlandia Vodka,Sunfest,The Florida Lottery,Teavana Tea,The Miami Heat,The Miami FC,Baptist Children's Hospital,The Miami Marine Stadium,J.Crew,Pitbull's New Years Eve Concert,Art Basel,Miami New Times,and Miami Swim Week.I am well known in South Florida for my live paintings where I paint during events,in front of huge crowds. https://shop.courtneyeinhorn.co rT Having been born and raised in Miami,I am STRONGLY influenced by the city's vibrant colors, https://vmw.facebook.com/Court which shines through in my abstract and figurative paintings.The purpose of my creations is to elicit neyEinhornArU Courtney Einhorn an uplifting energy from the viewer.I often hear that my artwork makes people feel good and happy, https://vmw.instagram.corTcourt CGE Inc 951 brickell ave#1804,Miami which is the exact response I'm looking for! neyeinhorn/ Nicole Galluccio is a mixed media visual artist,originally from New Jersey,living and creating in South Florida since earning her BFA from Florida Atlantic University in 1998.Her work intends to evoke joy,nostalgia,and a whimsical visual experience with color in viewers. With a highly recognizable style,she focuses on color theory via bright stylized fruit and floral paintings.Nicole Galluccio's work began by juxtaposing bright beautiful fruit and florals atop a stark black and white paper background,to demonstrate depth and opposition both visually and emotionally,in mixed media format. Evolving into more emphasis on color theory,she works with a vast color palette and explores the idea of color and its effects on emotion.Her work intends to stimulate happiness and positive emotional response.Oftentimes she explores nostalgic and whimsical themes to engage her 22145 Serenata Circle West audience. vwwv.nicolegallucioart.com Nicole Galluccio Boca Raton FL 33433 @nicolegallucioart I create digital and traditional art that conveys the wonder of science,art,and a dash of sci-fi in our everyday lives.[that'sjust a fancy way of saying that I love space,meaningful stories,and creating inspiring stuff] I've worked on projects ranging from children's book illustration,product design,and art collaborations/exhibitions.For me,art and design are inseparable. Everyday objects should inspire. Million dollar paintings should inspire.What we create matters,and whether I'm creating a posterior a sci-fi film or a painting about Pluto's utter despondence at being removed from our list of planets,I PO Box 3146,Jupiter FL want to make it count.As Einstein says,"never lose a holy curiosity".(Note:some of my art is under Ashley Mir 33469Tnglanameoartinanycnnfiiqi ashle rnir.com Hello!My name is Delia,and I'm an artist from Apopka,Florida.I create murals across the Central Florida area and am heavily inspired by nature and cultural heritage.I believe that art should not only be aesthetically pleasing but should also tell a story.Whether I am working with a community group, a nonprofit organization,or a private client,I strive to capture the essence oftheir vision and translate it into a beautiful,meaningful work of art.Alongside painting,I love teaching with AdReach Orlando every week and helping youth discover their strength and voice through the healing power of art. 1310 Misty Ridge Ct,Apopka, Outside ofthe art world,I am a student pilot currently pursuing my private pilot license in flight school deliamiller.com Delia Miller Florida and embark no on my career as a common,al n Int @deliamlr on Instagram Hi,I'm Caitlin Carnes.I'm an illustrator and designer working in South Florida.As an illustrator,my vwwv.cecarnes.com, focus is always on the graphic appeal of clean silhouettes,pleasing color combinations,and the play vwwv.behance.net/CaitlinCarnes of light and shadow.As a graphic designer,my goal is to provide a clean,well-organized product that, 1194 SW 24th ave,Boynton is both eye-catching and coherent.And as an artist,my philosophy is to treat every project as a vwwv.instagram.com/caitlinecarn Caitlin Carnes Beach,FL challenge to growm skill set. est,society6.corTcecarnes I am a multimedia artist,illustrator,and designer.My work is characterized by bold Iinework and organic shapes that dance between abstraction and figurative forms.I utilize a variety of mediums and employ both muted and bright colors to play on the viewers perception.The subject matter of my h work is humorous and fun,with psychological and otherworldly characteristics.Abstract shapes 1543 Julie Tonia dr.West Instagram:@nedhopkins Ned Hopkins Palm Beach,FL 33415 often form more grounded visual subjects,such as aquatic life,animals,portraits,and landscapes. Email:nedhopkins@gmail.com An exlensive bio,artist statement,many images ot my artwork and protessional design wor,as well as press mentions and much additional information is located on my website.In the attached resume/cover letter you will find some general points of interest,as well as a synopsis of some of my experience over the past several decades.I've been a graphic designer since 1991 and have shown fine art publicly since 2005,encompassing both 2D and 3D work.I strongly believe public art can can bring not just aesthetic enhancement to a community,but can also greatly facilitate effective communication,improved learning and greater understanding ofthe important issues/positive aspects present in any community.It has increasingly been my focus and will be my main one going forward. Though based in Central Florida,I created all the design work for the Boca Raton Regional Hospital Foundation over a 10-year period-totaling well over 1,000 projects.From the beginning,my design work has always had a heavy fine art influence,often being much more expressive than typical corporate communication.My fine art work started as free-flowing expressive watercolor,following in the style of my university training and evolved into 3D constructions created from hand-painted silk and twisted aluminum. 2008 Lake Dr.Winter Park,FL I enjoy coming up with interesting solutions to creative challenges and would welcome the John Carollo 32789-2838 vwwv.nakedeyestudios.com I am Sara Augustin,a Haitian American visual artist residing in Boynton Beach FI.I enjoy creating imaginative and life-like paintings using mediums such as oil paint and digital software like Procreate. I am passionate about painting portraits and landscapes.My use ofvivid colors,realism,and Afrocentric culture is what makes my art collection intriguing and inspiring. 217 N Seacrest Blvd,PO BOX She's So Quaintrelle,LLC is the name of my art boutique and I have sold art prints and originals of Sara Augustin 932my no n person over linktr.ee/ssaboutiaue Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 39 of 47 Page 5 Artist Roster Applicants May 11,2023 EXHIBIT E Keith Doles is a Jacksonville native who graduated from the University of North Florida with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Graphic Design in 2001.In 2005,he earned a Master of Arts degree in Business from Webster University where he learned how to finance painting commissions and graphic design projects.It helped establish his career as a professional artist,designer,and educator.Cubism and Abstract Expressionism influenced his style offractured space with expressive color.In 2006,Doles began producing commercial art for web designers and small businesses from Florida to Wisconsin.Projects included prototype drawings,logos and illustrations for children's books and magazines.He was a fine arts instructor for UNF Continuing Education and part of a public art team known as the Bridge Muralists.Doles is currently a resident artist at the CoRK Arts District on Jacksonville's Riverside.Doles'work has been featured in regional cultural venues including the Ritz Theatre&Museum,MOCA Jacksonville,Cummer Museum of Art& CoRK Arts District,Studio D Gardens,Haskell Gallery at Jacksonville International Airport,LeMoyne Arts in Tallahassee,and the North,603 King Street, Morean Arts Center in St.Petersburg,FL.His work has been commissioned by interior designers Keith Doles Jacksonville,FL 32204 and can be found in private collections and public institutions. @keithdoles A Registered Architect and graduate of Florida International University,Lucille holds a professional Master of Architecture degree accredited by the National Architecture Accrediting Board(NAAB). Lucille has been involved in a wide range of projects in both the architectural and interior design fields.Over the past 11 years she has been a key member ofthe design team,working on various design stages of projects,across scales,ranging from high end residential condominiums,mixed- use developments to resort and hospitality projects,both new construction and renovation.Lucille's remarkable ability to assist the progress of well integrated teams and network with clients has proven her success as a team manager.Lucille is driven by the vision and commitment to produce notable contributions to communities.Bringing to the firm her creative ideas inspired by the natural environment and simplicity,as well as her strong skills and experience in 3D modeling,Revit, rendering visualization,construction documents,drafting,coordination and project delivery. Lucille's passion for architecture and her desire to engage in the learning process working toward advancements in the design fields has taken her to explore numerous architectural sites and different cultures.Her unique approach in design and her proficiency in three languages have https://bit.ly/lucillehinnersarchite 1440 SW 14TH DR BOCA propelled her to travel to several countries throughout Europe,Nodh,Central,South America and the cture,instagram: Lucille Hinners RATON,FL 33486 Caribbean. Iucillearchitecture Sitki has been actively involved in mural projects,showcasing his unique street art style in large- scale public spaces.His murals have received praise for their distinctive aesthetic and ability to transform dull and lifeless walls into vibrant works of art.Through his mural projects,Sitki has been able to connect with communities and bring people togetherthrough art,inspiring a sense of pride and ownership in their shared public spaces.Sitki s dedication to mural projects and his ability to 6200 wallis rd.West palm transform ordinary spaces into extraordinary works of art continue to make him a leading figure in sitki dogan Beach-6186-502,FL,33413 the street ad scene https://wwvv.stworksdtaian,c Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 40 of 47 Page 6 Artist Roster Applicants May 11,2023 EXHIBIT E NOT FROM FLORIDA is a omen My art transforms the idea of ordinary objects into extraordinary,reimagined monumental sculptures. My work exudes strength in scale while maintaining a levity of attitude,magnetically attracting the curiosity ofthose who viewthe sculptures.My adventurous use ofscale and unexpected angles creates a delightful thrill forviewers,providing an immersive experience.My choice of objects and the personality born into each sculpture is key to forming an emotional connection to the artwork. Whetherthe object is a stylized re-creation of something recognizable or a more symbolically abstracted representation,each sculpture has a familiarity that makes it relatable to the viewer. Scale,fragmented angles,light,and color transform the viewer to another realm,if only for a brief moment,fostering a new relationship with our surroundings. I have worked with multiple design teams and municipalities in the execution of large-scale public art projects,having completed over 35 permanent public art installations since 1999,ranging from hospitals,universities,parks,and transportation centers like airports and light rail stations over 220 E Monument St,Colorado protected wetlands. httg:!lchristogherweedsculgture. Christopher Weed Springs,CO 80903 com/ He is a remnant ofthe Nahuatlacah oral tradition a tonalpouhque mexica,a commonerfrom the lowlands from a time and place that no longer exists.Born in Celaya,Guanajuato,Mexico,where he spent his childhood in the small rural pueblo of Tarimord and wherefrom he immigrated in 1988.His inspirations include Netzahualcoyotl,Humberto Ak'abal,Ray A.Young Bear,James Welch and Juan Rolfe.Published in various journals/sites in the UK,US,Spain,India,Australia,Argentina,Germany and Venezuela.Pushcart Prize nominee in 2015,awarded Tercer Premio from EI Centro Canario Estudios Caribehos—EI Atlantico—on el Codamen Internacional de Poesia"La calle quo to me das" 2016,New Rivers Press Many Voices Project Finalist 2018,2020 Jack Straw Writers Fellow. Mozaik:Ecosystems X 2022 Future Art Awards Group Exhibition Special Mention.Exhibitions in US, Spain,Italy,South Africa,Australia,Korea. Public art sculpture display in Kirkland,WA.While in ceremony with Chololo medicine men in the Tule River Reservation he dreamt this written .. 3834 Monterey Ave Apt 110 prophecy. Jose Trejo Maya Baldwin Park CA 91706 none Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 41 of 47 EXHIBIT F f i tti M tri TM ". i t t I Art Advisory Board 22 & 23 Current Art Advisory Board Members Clovis Moodie, Vice Chair Cynthia Alexis, Board Member Gregory Hartmann, Board Member `s r s Phyllis Pacilli, Board Member Ace Tilton Ratcliff Board Member Hector(Sam)Velazquez,Board Member Ellen Jones, Alternate A'Keyah Williams, Alternate 1� tf s � Past Members in 2022&23 N¢ER11, 0N Kelli Drum Martin, Board Member/Former Chair Marcia Levine, Board Member/Former Vice Chair KINETIt Courtlandt McQuire, Board Member/Former Chair Staff BOYNTON Glenn Weiss, Public Art Manager Veronica Inberg, Public Art Coordinator C , .`t .C•, �,:3 Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 42 of 47 EXHIBIT F Policy Implementation of 2021 Workshop Goals including increasing cultural diversity in all programs. Mural Program and Ordinance r Collaborate with Private Owners Downtown Sculpture Attraction with Private Developers Draft Version of Updated Guidelines for Private SectorArt in Public Places Integration of Art in Public Places with Permitting in Sages and P&Z Major Site Plans ` THE WEEKENDER Aqui 4�,I Hagler and a l) Trove f Su7 4.7 �.S�t7n.��.�1 LOCAL & STATE LIFE IMITATES ART 4Rti �- Grab a guide and checkout kinetic Exhibit this weekend ° in downtown Boynton Beach �i n iff f f i a ¢ i- ,e� a o till<rvs e, ,o��, �aA�F,��saw w,rt (',-' t �e..mcorum,- Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 43 of 47 EXHIBIT F yri t,. 1.,? aS f,t ! t ,t- y,, sV AIN11�ri{rr � s .;rr r z ,, ` II11;• - l�i� i� i`s ti si ��fi�1ls , r i fi l s d�� I rt I)� ' Tracy Guitea ..i f �t s 4., 7~'`' ��`Ilf$��{{�Sk.. ,Y ill` x =':' • • • � • S � 71 IJ�fr..39 , a kf �S��fAli th�l�''F h�t,�K t t 2t s{ ^�� • � • � • 1' Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 44 of 47 EXHIBIT F - P ro j e cts �- �tt �i��iS�YSl � �IU�Y�Siri i »I St(. i i...ti t� t .:,W3t G Oakwood --e EVENS. Square r R NEURO � I Private Downtown Sculpture - • t NO ��< � New Sculptures 9 }}g Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 45 of 47 EXHIBIT F 'I Kinetic Brings 6,000 Visitors to Downtown and Art & Cultural Center ' r { ` 3 A a „ r i 111 `,11 1 of �I i i ,> II r , I I Kinetic Supports Downtown Businesses As the owner of a business in Downtown Boynton Beach, I want to say thank you for the Kinetic Art Show. We had a record-breaking weekend at The Butcher& The Bar, largely due to the foot traffic generated by the show. We also had many out of town visitors J who chose to dine with us in the evenings. We appreciate all the City (and CRA) does to support local businesses.And while that may not have been the intent of the Art Show, it definitely benefitted us. To put it in perspective, we were busier this weekend than we were for Pirate Fest or any of the '+ r) Rock the Block Events. So, a big THANK YOU from us! I We hope the City can come up with similar programs in the future, and continues to support the Kinetic Art Show. i i Eric R. Anderson Director of Operations/ Managing Partner The Butcher and The Bar i c' d _. r� .,,•, � i Art Advisory Board Agenda May 11, 2023 Page 46 of 47 EXHIBIT F i M Businesses and Grants MAKE A DIFFERENCE RESERVE YOUR SPONSORSHIP NOW! Support Public Art 7hoGtyofe y e h } � ,, � —,,t,6t 0 Total: Approximately $60,000 l t. t K'net cB enn old gh'ght i.:. fth FI tl � � .. or. tl K' t tl �Id ly t�uous cultu al evert ! � "��_ d dicatedtothece t- - 0,—farc ethnology is meene h ,ly ryf g d a� _ Baptist e t' Opt—y---d. ra na s000s n FI d' d tt d RBBd y d $5,000Health d td rt t rtw rk �. 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