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Agenda 05-28-13 Agenda for Art Commission Meeting Tuesday, May 28, 2013 6:30 - 8:30 pm at the Fire Station #2 Training Room 2615 West Woolbright Boulevard, Boynton Beach AGENDA: I. CALL TO ORDER II. ROLL CALL OF MEMBERS III. AGENDA APPROVAL IV. APPROVE MEETING MINUTES A. April 28, 2013 minutes V. ANNOUNCEMENTS /REPORTS A. May 8- 19, "Paint It, An Urban Affair" Arts District renovation project B. May 23, "Creative Conversations" Arts District C. May - December "Op Art" Exhibit by Stan Slutsky City Library D. June 8, 2013 2 -4pm "meet the artist reception" E. Thursday, June 20, 5:30 - 7pm, Literacy Coalition "Grand Opening Celebration" VI. PROJECT UPDATES /APPROVALS A. Aspen Glen public art concept and artist approval B. The Backyard (Cuthills) public art gate concept changes C. The Literacy Coalition public artwork and placement update D. Home Depot Design Center artwork concept approval VII. INTL' KINETIC ART SYMPOSIUM AND EXHIBIT PLANNING A. 2015 International Kinetic Art Exhibit and Symposium • 2015 dates • Location logistics • Committee Chairs VIII. EXHIBITS A. Avenue of the Arts 2013/14 - Call to artists B. Review draft letter, form and list- Brad Jernigan artwork program (117 donated pieces) IX. NEW BUSINESS A. None X. UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. None XI. FUTURE BUSINESS A. None 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 EN- SURE THAT 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 CON- DUCTED BY THE CITY. PLEASE CONTACT THE CITY CLERK' OFFICE, (561) 742 -6060 AT LEAST TWENTY -FOUR HOURS PRIOR TO THE PROGRAM OR ACTIVITY IN ORDER FOR THE CITY TO REASONABLY ACCOMMODATE YOUR REQUEST. THE BOARD (COMMITTEE) MAY ONLY CONDUCT PUBLIC BUSINESS AFTER A QUORUM HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED. IF NO QUORUM IS ESTABLISHED WITHIN TWENTY MINUTES OF THE NOTICED START TIME OF THE MEETING THE CITY CLERK OR HER DESIGNEE WILL SO NOTE THE FAILURE TO ESTABLISH A QUORUM AND THE MEETING SHALL BE CONCLUDED. BOARD MEMBERS MAY NOT PARTICIPATE FURTHER EVEN WHEN PURPORTEDLY ACTING IN AN INFORMAL CAPACITY. THE BACKYARD (formerly known as Cuthills) 511 NE 4TH STREET This project was initially presented to the Arts Commission for the public art gates concept in March 27, 2012. The Board approved the concepts for this project as noted below. The gates structure was built approximately six months ago. Due to costs and fabrication resources the features that were to be added to the gate structure are being altered. Since the concept is being altered this item is being brought back to the board to approve the changes to meet the initial design intent for the project. If Board approves the project changes it will be completed within two months of the approval date. CUTHILLS K" 017E ORIGINAL PUBLIC ART GATES CONCEPT 04uRMS OVERALL VIEW l f " ,. 24.4. u Materiels : The gate will be fabricated in wood and metal. The materials for the sculptural elements is TBd. The Upon acceptance of the design. the project will go to bid for fabncat[on. It is understood that the project mint meet Florida code and comply with Boynton Beach requlationc. The project markets to: Everyone who believes `it could happen at anyone' and everyone who enjoys a relaxed backyard atmosphere with great food. refreshing beverages and live music Estimated Completion pate : TBD REVISED PUBLIC ART GATES CONCEPT y w.r , ...r # Backyard - Gate Artwork changes Proposed Modifications from Original Proposal: 1) Center "Bone like" feature for the top of the gates has been eliminated. After further consideration with the fabricator, it was determined that the original proposal was too busy but by removing the central "bone" feature, it maintained the overall integrity of the art. 2) The door is arched and larger in size. The arched and wider doors provide more of an open feel and character than the squared door. The arched door is more medieval. 3) The "Spear" element above the door is no longer shown. With the arched doors, the spear conflicted and was removed. 4) Treatment for outside doors had black metal bars with bone handles The handles are of natural wood to match the gates rather than the proposed bone. With the gates being open the majority of the time, it seemed that the bone handles were extraneous to the overall art work. 5) Copper discs are proposed in the circles created by the bone work. These copper discs are being added for depth and character. 6) The torches on two poles that flank the gates continue to be proposed are will be fabricated and installed with the rest of the art work. 7) The proposed art work will be fabricated in metal by Ocean City Metal and painted by Dana Donaty for the appearance of the proposed art work attached with this narrative. Once changes are approved project will be completed within a two month timeframe. Submitted by The Backyard representative: 4 MILLER 14C SW E. Boynton Beacon Boulevorcl Boynton Beach, FI.. 3365 LAND PLANNING Phone w 561/736-8838 Fax a 561,/7374 CONSULTANTS, INC. vvet) m www.rTVpc.r t LITERACY COALITION PUBLIC ART UPDATE 3651 QUANTUM BLVD. PROPQSEQ NEW BUILDING Q) STORY 20 15 -q N.O.v.B. � a + w 30 z Garden Art Ivs v v (By Owner) a' Green recycled z o Glass Pebbles 38 w m l C Ivs a z -p 35 Mf Fcxming Pri IBM y r BUILDING FRONT �ULPTURE COURTYARD Artist Frank Varga will deliver and install the artwork at the end of May or early June. The site for his sculpture has been prepared by the contractor. It is located just outside the large lobby window that was built to give the best possible view of the artwork to everyone who visits the Literacy Center. It is visible 24/7 from the south and east side of the building. Two parking lights provide light for night time viewing. There will be recycled green glass pebbles, brick pavers and aesthetically pleasing landscaped plants around the artwork that sits on the cement pad. The sculpture by artist Frank Varga titled "The Reading" is 36" x 36" x 67 "h is made from a athena stone medusa cement mixture which was cast from a mold that the artist created. The artwork has a stainless steel metal rod that will be fastened into the existing cement pad. The sculpture will be left in its original white color with recommended clear concrete sealer applied for yearly maintenance. im s + dME — JIM � • �I -.0e _ 1 EXPO INVESTORS PUBLIC ART CONCEPT Woolbright Rd. and SW 8th Street This project was presented to the Board at the April 23, 2013 meeting for consideration of the cost, artist and artwork concept approval. And if approved could the public art concept be considered to satisfy the future public art requirement if and when the Expo Building at Shoppes of Woolbright submits an application for a construction value greater than $250,00.00. The Board wanted to have this item come back to decide if the sailfish artwork would work better in or out of the oval shape when attached to the signage. The letter was submitted for the board consideration. D MISKEL UNA it Scott Backman r1avid K, Blattner May 21, 2013 Delivery via Email Debby Coles- Dobay, Public Art Administrator City of Boynton Beach 100 East Boynton Beach Boulevard Boynton Beach, FL 33425 colesdobayd @bbfl.us Re: April 23, 2013 Public Arts Commission Meeting for Expo Investors, LLC Dear Debby, Thank you for your time and courteous attention to the Public Arts Application submitted by Expo Investors, LLC for the proposed Sailfish Sculpture ( "Artwork ") within the addition being constructed to the multitenant pylon sign at the Shoppes of Woolbright. We greatly appreciate all of your feedback both before submitting the Application and after the Public Arts Commission meeting. We would also like to thank the Board for all its assistance and contributions to the proposed Artwork. Specifically, we understand that the Board approved the proposed artist and location, but had some additional feedback on the Artwork itself. In addressing the Board's comments and concerns about the Artwork, our client and the artist have determined that appropriate engineering standards require the Artwork to be framed within the proposed oval shape. As such, our client intends to move forward with Captain Eric Audit's original design. In addition, and as acknowledged by one of the Board members at the April 23, 2013 meeting, we agree that the oval design calls attention to the piece and provides an attractive visual impact to the renovated marquee sign. The Artwork will be substantially secured in place by the oval shape, which will also provide for the best visual prominence possible. Landscaping will also be provided around the base of the sign in accordance with City Code requirements. We are very excited about the Artwork and hope that the Board will share in our excitement and approve our Public Arts Application at its next meeting on May 28, 2011 if you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 561 - 391 -4900. Sincerely, % Wt1-1 AW4C - A Alison Meyer, Esq. cc: Scott Backman, Esq. cc: Ed Breese 5355 Town € cnte� Road, Stelae BDI, Bor_a R aton, FL 33486 z Tel- X56 d 3 391 -4900 t=ax_ 1561) 368 wuvwAmbbtawj; com PRESS CLIPS FOR: Paint it! An Urban Affair Saturday, May 18 - Sunday, May 19, 2013 at the Arts District Wednesday, May 22, 2013 Jan Engoren Sun Sentinel - Boynton Beach Forum "The Week in Pictures" Featuring 3 images of Nino Liguori's and his mural at the Arts District! MAY 22, 2013 Our tweet on the urban garden and link to Sun - Sentinel story went international! Sunday, May. 19, 2013 - TUiNGarden.com Daily May 20, 2013 Artists revitalizing industrial park in Boynton Beach to create art district Channel 5 News: Artists revitalizing industrial park in Boynton Beach to create art district I ActivistArtistA WPTV, Channel 5, Ryan Calhoun, BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. - The Boynton Beach Art District is getting a facelift as volunteers work to revitalize an old industrial park near 1 -95. The urban revitalization project took place throughout the weekend and is already showing progress. The groups goal is to turn the area that was once blighted into something vibrant. West of 1 -95, off Boynton Beach Boulevard and West Industrial Road is where the volunteers have been working. The once run down industrial park is now transforming into a home of art. "I'm basically just spray painting a cartoon character," Joey Cruz said. Cruz is an artist who was doing graffiti work on a garage bay in the industrial park. "We are showing the youth and the community that graffiti isn't vandalism," he said. "It's another form of art." Inside of the bay garages are businesses and artists. Rolando Chang Barrero is the leading artist behind the revitalization of the industrial park. He leases out the spaces to other artists in the district. Barrero said he has big plans for the district, which don't just involve art. "Our sights are on bringing a juice bar and an organic coffee shop to the area," he said. He also plans to bring a garden to the side of the road where the industrial park is located. "We would like to be an educational center for children," Barrero said. "Teaching them how to eat properly. Teaching them how to grow their own food and pick it." This is just phase one, but Barrero said they can use the help of the public as they complete the next two phases over the next couple months. Thursday, May 17, 2013 By Attiyya Anthony, Sun Sentinel Boynton Uniting to Clean Up an Industrial Park: Artists Add Boynton Splash I ActivistArtistA Wednesday, May 15, 2013 Jan Engoren Sun Sentinel - Boynton Beach Forum Sun Sentinel: Urban art meets urban gardens in the Arts District I ActivistArtistA Tuesday, May 14, 2013 Boynton Beach's Growing Arts Scene Keeps Things "Fresh And Green" by Tricia Woolfenden WLRN Boynton Beach's Growing Arts Scene Keeps Things "Fresh And Green ", by Tricia Woolfenden I ActivistArtistA Monday, May 13, 2013 Yes, Art Abounds North Of Wynwood By ANDREA RICHARD WLRN Boynton Beach Art District in the news again! WLRN Reports, " Yes, Art Abounds North of Wynwood! I ActivistArtistA Stanford Slutsky "Op Art" Exhibit May 13 through December 5, 2013 Art in Public Places and the City Library will host a meet the artist reception Saturday, June 8, 2- 4 pm, 2013 Public is welcome and encouraged to attend. The City Library is located at 208 South Seacrest Boulevard, Boynton Beach. qW on ■ me-doiu�� Campus - a--f ' ' 5 B"on B a FL 33426 T hursday , I. - 7 pm li ght Refivshments and ho R e CY tDkmwa&1Vhkmcy COALITION or cA] WL a _ r r 2015 International Kinetic Art Exhibit and Symposium 1. 2015 dates • September 2014 - September 2015 Year long outdoor Kinetic Art Exhibit • February 2 weeks - Indoor Kinetic Art Exhibit • February 7 -9 - Symposium 2. Location logistics • Outdoor Kinetic Art Exhibit • Indoor exhibit • Opening reception • Presentations, panel discussions • Workshops 3. Committee Chairs • Marketing • Education/Workshops • Indoor /Outdoor Exhibit • Vendors • Sponsor Coordination and Relations • Opening Reception • Presentations 1X, draft of letter June 4, 2013 Debby Coles - Dobay, Public Art Administrator City of Boynton Beach Art in Public Places 100 Boynton Beach Blvd. ' Boynton Beach, FL 33425 Office: 561- 742 -6026 ColesDobayD @bbfl.us The City of Boynton Beach is Offering a Rare Opportunity to Gallery Owners and Art Collectors in South Florida The City of Boynton Beach has recently received a gracious gift from one of its residents, Karen Hall. It is a collection of paintings, sculptures and drawings by the renowned American artist, Brad Jernigan. Several whimsical, comical and colorful works by the artist have been sold at auction, including "Untitled (Mobile)" sold at Sotherby's New Your `Contemporary Art' in 2010. Jernigan received much of his inspiration from parties, cocktail lounges and the theatre, according to a 1965 article in the Palm Beach Daily News. He found humor in the "quirks and foibles" of the upper class and his paintings often depicted these subjects in humorous settings. This large volume of work, comprised of 117 pieces has been stored in a residence in Boynton Beach for approximately 20 years. Richard Beau Lieu & Associates, Fine Art Appraisers has conducted an appraisal on the entire collection. If you are interested in bidding on the collection, you may ask for a copy of the formal appraisal, including all digital images to be sent to you on a CD, by contacting me at the email address above. You may also schedule an appointment to inspect the art. Many of the works are in excellent condition and some are in need of repair but have been cleaned. The City of Boynton Beach is offering the entire collection to the highest bidder. Bids will be accepted from June 17 to July 15, 2013. You may bid by filling out the attached form, signing it and returning it to me at the address above. Thank you for your interest. Sincerely, Debby Coles- Dobay` ' Public Art Administrator. Please note: The bidding process will be an on -going event through July 30, 2013. You may bid as many times as you like. You may check the highest bid at any time during the process by contacting Debby Coles - Dobay at the email address above. 14 WP 04 o GALLERY LISTING - NEED NAME, PHONE & EMAIL CONTACT INFO Boca Raton Art Clayton Galleries: Galleries: Select Fine Art The Creative Native Gallery Elaine Baker Gallery Studio E Gallery (Palm Beach The Jacey Gallery Leonid Afremov Gardens) Michael Murphy Gallery MOdenArte Gallery Wally Findlay Galleries Vista Galleries Pavo Real Sundook Fine Art Gallery Sarasota Art Galleries: Venice Art Galleries: VERTU FINE ART Allyn Gallup Contemporary Art Collectors Gallery and Framery Coral Gables Art Galleries: Art Uptown Gallery Native American Fine Art Dabbert Gallery Venice Gallery The Americas Collection Galleria Sileccha Cernuda Arte Hodgell Gallery Durban Segnini Gallery Katharine Butler Gallery Winter Park Art Galleries: Tresart Paradise Gallery Virginia Miller Galleries Albin Polasek Museum & Sculpture St. Augustine Art Galleries: Gardens Fort Myers Art Galleries: Cornell Fine Arts Museum Butterfield Garage Art Gallery Frames Forever & Art Gallery Arts for Act Gallery Carrera Gallery Fredlund Gallery Art of the Olympians Cutter & Cutter Fine Art Galleries McRae Art Studios Art League of Fort Myers High Tide Gallery Millennium Art Collection Alliance for the Arts .James Coleman Signature Gallery Morse Museum of American Art Coloring the World Gallery Rembrandtz Timothy's Gallery daas Gallery Sydney McKenna Gallery HOWL Gallery Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center St. Petersburg Art Galleries: Other Florida Art Galleries: Space 39 Mirage Crystal Gallery Aberrant Art Gallery (Daytona Miami: Morean Arts Center Beach) Nina Torres Fine Art 11800 N Nancy Markoe Gallery Addison Gallery (Delray Beach) Bayshore Drive, Suite CP1, Miami, FL Nuance Galleries Arts on Douglas (New Smyrna 33132 USA Red Cloud American Indian Art Beach) T 1305.395.3599 W Shapiro's at BayWalk Boltons Art (Palm Bay) www.ninatorresfineart.com E St. Petersburg Clay Company Ellen Charapko Gallery (Ft infoCa)ninatorresfineart.com Trinity Gallery Art & Antiques Lauderdale) Fusion Art Glass (Seaside) Palm Beach Art Galleries: Tallahassee Art Galleries: Gallery One Artists (Kissimmee) Justin Gaffrey Studio & Gallery 621 Gallery (Santa Rosa Beach) Arcature Fine Art Railroad Square Art ParK The Laughing Dog Gallery (Vero Balatro DTR Modern Galleries Signature Art Gallery Beach) Eaton Fine Art (West Palm Beach) Patou Fine Art (Dania Beach) Edward and Deborah Pollack Fine Art Tampa Art Galleries: The Plainsmen Gallery (Clearwater) Gallery Biba Syd Entel Galleries (Safety Harbor) Gallery of Sculpture Baisden Gallery Tim Kiusalaas Gallery (Hollywood) Gasiunasen Gallery Brad Cooper Gallery Village of the Arts (Bradenton) Gavlak Gallery Habatat Galleries (West Palm Beach) Holden Luntz Gallery John H. Surovek Gallery Mary Woerner Fine Arts (West Palm Beach) Onessimo Fine Art (Palm Beach Gardens) .... _ ...... I The City of Boynton Beach • CITY MANAGERS OFFICE P &Z #: ' -- -- Public Art Administrator - '----- - - ---- "--- - - - - -- 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd. n Permit -------------- ---------- P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33.25 phone(561)742 -6026 fax (561) 742 - 6089 e mail colesdobayj@ci www. nton- beach.or Public Art Information Farm APPLIC AIJON MUS LT BE SUBMI ED ALONG MOT I THE S11E PLAN APPL Project Name Aspen Glen Project location (physical address) 7216 Lawrence Rd., Boynton Beach FL; Sec 7 T45S R43E _ Company Name LENNAR Company Address 730 NW 107th Avenue, Suite 300, Miami, FL 33172 Company Phone (305) 559 1951 x2504 Web site Contact Person Jeffrey Alexander Phone (786) 518 8593 Email jef£alexander @lennar.com Project contact name Leo Urban, RLA, Artist, Urban Associates, Inc. Phone (561) 734 8586 Email uainc @bellsouth.net; www.uainc- landscapearch.com Project description (include the projects designtmage intent, special features /amenities, special construction materials) See attached graphic illustration plans, details s ecification narrative artist resume and location plan Project markets to Single Family Homes Art Locationls in project At end of cul -de -sac, non gated community Is the Art1ocation accessible to the public? Yes X No Develo per/Architect/designers; concept for art Tile mural of aspen trees, stone veneer columns and wood trellis (western style), benches, up lighting, flowers and landscape fists: Leo Ur icole Urban and mosaicist, Suzi Edwards Will artist be hired by developer Yes (yes or no) If yes, artist resume must be submitted for approval Call to Artists required through the Arts Commission No (yes or no) Construction (preliminary) value for the project 4.5 M (Official fo construction valuation to be submitted with permit application) 1 Public Art Fee i fo $45 o -- _ a % budget for the Art elementls of the project 70% = : $31,500.00 Elect to pay public Art Fee in lieu of Public Art In Project No Site plan date Amended Site Plan Submission, May 2013 Estimated completion date 2014 Arts Commission meet date May 28, 2013 Date received ordinance with recd guidelines l mmendations and i ^ _ i I Public A Info io aka Tem I tes u c rt mat n bl n Plannira a r S: Plannin 1 � form.doc 4 g l 9 p 1 URBA ASSOCIATES iNc "Public Art Description" Aspen Glen Art Located; 7216 Lawrence Rd. Boynton Beach Florida, Sec7, T455, R43E Public Art Piece to be titled: "Aspen Glen " Developer. LENNAR, Tel: (305) 559 1951 x2504 730 NW 107"' Avenue, Suite 300, Miami, FL 33172 The public art piece will be assembled as a result of a collaborative effort of three local artists; Leo Urban and Nicole Urban of Urban Associates, Inc. and mosaicist, Suzi K. Edwards. Using photographic images of Colorado aspen trees captured in fall color, Nicole Urban, Artist /Graphic Illustrator prepared a color hand sketch of a composite image that she converted to a tile image using PhotoshopF'. Leo Urban incorporated the image into the wall /trellis structure and designed the wall /trellis structure in western theme using stone veneer columns, stone column and wall caps and a western red cedar wood trellis. The western theme has been carried out throughout this single - family home development to include stone veneer on each home. The monument sign that we designed also follows the designated theme and includes stone veneer columns, stone columns and wall caps, and the logo on the sign is an aspen leaf. In addition, the access road has been named Aspen Leaf Drive by the developer. The aspen tree scene will be created using a rich mosaic mix of: Venetian glass smalti, vitreous glass smalti, ceramic smalti, cut stone and seashells pieces attached to a fiberglass mesh backing, which will be affixed to the wall with thin set mortar, grouted and sealed. There will be a dramatic and lively color mix of brilliant yellows, oranges, pinks and violets offset by earth tones. The art piece will be 62 square feet; and the overall dimensions of the tile mural will be 4' -4" high and 14' -4" wide situated 1' -2" above finished grade and will be centered on the wall. The tile mural will be recessed and surrounded by a cast stone boarder/veneer. This is an ideal location for public viewing since it will be located off Lawrence Road on a cul -de -sac at the end of 1200 foot road in a non -gated community. The artwork will be up lit at sun set and during the early evening hours and will be controlled by an automatic time clock. The two park benches will provide a place for the community to meat and view the public art piece. The mural and wall /trellis structure will be extensively landscaped with flowing plants. The trellis will be planted with Blue Flowing Sky Vine that flowers continuously in south Florida. Annuals will be planted at the base of the mural and yellow flowing Cassia trees will frame each end of the secondary columns. ;ustain,1111e Site [design ` l ard�;c -.�pc 1r,_lWLLtHre• L.EFD CertKiLLl I )U. il}n Phorotmcnic PLtris * \1 Fatcr E ff i cient Irrj; ,a Pt_ -i«u , PLu1 Approval, e W Mod2hi & Gm phics 9671 ALOE ROAR e BOYNTON BEACH, FL 3343E -7358 . 561.734.8586 . FAX 561.734.8510 uainc @beUsouth.net . www.uainc- landscapearch.com Aspen Glen — Public Art Description Page 2 of 2 May 20, 2012 Maintenance Guidelines: Tiles will require minimal maintenance, similar to glass windows that require a rinse with a garden hose whenever necessary. To remove general exterior contaminants (i.e., sprinkler, plant, animal and weather residue) a bi- annual cleaning with a vinegar and water mixture (1:5), or a mild soap and water mixture, soft bristle brush and water rinse is recommended. The tiles should never be cleaned with a 'Pressure' machine or any type of cleaner containing abrasive or corrosive materials. To remove paint or graffiti, clean as indicated above and if more cleaning is necessary use a mini plastic razor blade scraper or spot clean with a soft cloth and acetone. Budget: Construction (preliminary) value for the project as provided by the Contractor: $4.5 M 1% public Art Fee 1% = $45,000.00 Budget for the Art elements of the project 70% = $31,500.00 Attachments: Graphic Illustrations • Artwork Image • Site Plan • Construction details, cross - sections and specifications i , I Urban Associates, Inc. i i i N � m Q w b' _ � z z x F— > z iJ w m z Z:) � OJ O O ¢ JO v V .; , J LLJ I �C- Cr LLJ L) z m d �., Cl- .p' Q W 4 1 ~ uj a Q a i z v� U— C O J 4 z Q z W " J � F VW c W " R ul) K o i z w x =z s E LL CO 0 k $m m a T 5 061 J ��� 'n3S rnmFli d a 0 f c 0 a rrg wxrsin O F Esci- � o g rief I � Z I I 1 \\ I I � I II i I I I I II ,I ry II I � I I I , I I I W W W I I II III I II I I I� I m p � I I I I ea I I I I I ' I I I I I I N � III � I I e I II 9 I I I I it I I I fil I I � I ry i I I II I I I I I II I ' I 3 I I I I� III I I 6 a I •� I S ar $ I I In I 6 pi �� I I I I mnc *c �_n` I np i a s` IM � s mF o Hun n g §3 � Fa $ d v g �4 � � � .§ � N �wG�S o U as 9 5 � o ss s„ erg _ 1 Ul H i.a oil hum 4 R w� s ° € q gnu up MR UN 1M 0 11 01 U IN =3 11 HE 1a - s�� "N §va sap �` �Y in __ U � H o P 3� w � '€1 a -�mg� o� ?`� -:�o w° a� �s� 11 HU 10110 °gym a a9MO HMO 10 �e M 139 F� �m y� °- �oef�s'r = I � �o wa � o °w€ c,awa �=�s L 11 e g s w��gss= a S o'wss� ����ex. °.� a2E easy �3ea�� g 3 F ® go ���, zrc d mo p ° e � � U I �® o o fr a � i d 8m db c I z la n .; 9 F� -• 1 � a >a 1 I- TT I m Mill i URBAN ASSOCIATES INC p t RECENT PUBLIC ART PROJECTS COMPLETED BY LEO URBAN IN BOYNTON BEACH 2012, Sibia BuildinE Boynton Beach, Florida Sibia Building Art Located: 709 South Federal Highway Boynton Beach Florida Public Art Piece to be titled: "Umbrella Sage" Owner: Hardial Sibia, Tel: 561 289 88649 HMRS LLC, 10075 Jog Road, Suite 301 Boynton Beach, FL 33437 The public art piece was assembled as a result of a collaborative effort of two local artists; Leo Urban of Urban Associates, Inc. and Tracy Rosof- Peterson of Earth Artists Clay Studio. Leo Urban photographed the Umbrella Sage image (Cyperus alternifolius) in full bloom and manipulated the image on Photo Shop to present a high contrast color blend graphic illustration. The intended use of the building is medical offices. Our research of the Umbrella Sage plant indicates that leave and root extract has shown positive antifungal, antioxidant and antibacterial properties. The use of this particular plant image is symbolic of herbal plants as a medical treatment. The umbrella sage image will be fabricated in the form of a low relief clay file mural by Tracy Rosof Peterson. The art piece will be 24 square feet; and the overall dimensions of the mural are 6' high and 4' wide situated 5' above finished grade and will be centered on the west facing elevator wall of the Sibia building. This is an ideal location for public viewing since all of the patients will walk past the public art piece as they access the doctor's offices. In addition, the parking lot connects Federal Highway with SE 4th Street and the art piece will be accessible from both streets. The art work will be down lit in the evening starting at dusk and the light will remain on during the period that the security lighting of the building is scheduled to remain on. Viewers will have the opportunity to get up close and explore the details, but the mural will be high enough with foundation landscape to avoid everyday wear and tear by pedestrians. The top of the mural will be 11' above the sidewalk, which will provide visibility to the general public either walking or driving along SE 4 Street. The mural edges will be straight lined to reflect the geometric shape of the components of the building design and detailing. The art piece will be inset and framed by the exterior stucco surface. The tile will be cut in non - uniform sections of approximately 8 "x 9" tiles. Horizontal and Vertical cuts will be soft, shallow curves. Low Relief Sculpted Tiles will be approximately 5/8" to 1 1 /a thick, Low relief means there will be no parts sticking out and no parts that could Su�121(13W Site Cie. ;iln « L- tnclscaFe Archi L -mire • LET Cfftihed Pe:;igin Pho[oiticl ViL Plana • \- - Votcr L ick Irf - 11rion nc,s1��71 • F .lpphiS, + 31� ,1 {'n 11+11 � t vr_'e - i. 9671 ALOE ROAD . BOYNTON BEACH, FL 33436 - 7358 a 561.734.8586 s FAX 561.734.8510 uainc @bellsouth.net 9 www.uainc- landscapearch.com i catch or break off. All glazes will be green, white and yellow colors with satin to low gloss finishes. Some highlighted and contrasting details will have a medium gloss finish. It is the intention to capture the beauty and detail of the delicate Umbrella Sage leaves, flowers and clusters. Sculpted clay tiles will add depth and richness to the outdoor space and will be long lasting, The umbrella sage image will evoke the healing quality of plants in the medical profession. Bu_ �iget: Construction (preliminary) value for the project as provided by the Contractor: $800,000.00 1 public Art Fee 1 ° e g o = $8,000.00 Budget for the Art element's of the project 70% _ $5,600.00 I PNIq � R P 2 P a g e Urban Associates, Inc. 2009 -2010, Imagine Charter School, Boynton Beach, Florida Art Located: High Ridge Road Boynton Beach Florida, Public Art Piece to be titled: "Sunflowers" Developer: MG -3 Developer Group, LLC 1915 Harrison Street, Hollywood, FL 33020 Tel: 954 929 5229 The public art piece is a cluster of (5) sunflowers with the sterns, leaves and seedpods cast in bronze and the flower petals fabricated from stainless steel. The idea of a sunflower art piece was inspired by the Imagine School logo that consists of a hand sketch of the sun with radiating light. An aluminum edge separates the sod and juniper ground cover planted under the art piece to keep maintenance equipment away from the sculpture piece. The art piece is up lit from dusk to 1 :00 am each night and will be automatically turn on and off by a time clock. This piece was designed by Leo Urban, Artist of Boynton Beach, FL and fabricated and installed by Frank Varga of Varga Sculpture Studios of Delray Beach, FL. This was a collaborative effort between two artists. Budget: Construction (preliminary) value for the project as provided by the Contractor; $3 M 1% public Art Fee 1 %a = $ 30,000.00 Budget for the Art element's of the project 70% — $21,000. w 3 P a g e Urban Associates, Inc. ..... ............................... 1 I &tW44 i 240 Pilgrim Rd West Palm Beach, FL. 33405 561 -429 -3428 cell 321- 277 -4769 suzikedwards @aol.com www.suzikedwards.com "Mosaic Arch for Clock Tower" Public Art Feature - Boynton Lakes Plaza 4740 -4796 N. Congress Avenue Boynton Beach, FL 33462 Boynton Lakes Plaza is a mixed -use retail and restaurant space owned and operated by Regency Inc, of Jacksonville, Florida. The anchor store is Publix. Mosaic and ceramic artist, Suzi K. Edwards, has been chosen to create decorative mosaics to surround the arched entry to the tower. The mosaics will be fabricated on duroroc using glass mosaic tiles, and ceramic hand -made elements The theme of tropical foliage with flora and fauna was chosen by Ms. Edwards to coordinate with existing architectural details. There is a concrete border of grapes, grapevines and leaves on the tower, and in other areas of the Plaza. The arch will feature a large sun at the top, which will be fabricated using brilliant gold glass tiles. The ceramic elements: parrots, monkeys, mangos, bananas and foliage will be fabricated out of stoneware, painted with colorful underglazes and glazed will a clear gloss glaze. Stoneware is remarkably durable. The mosaics will be surrounded by a 2" precast concrete band that will be installed by the builder. This will create a visual border and protect the mosaics. The mosaics will be grouted and sealed, and will require no special maintenance. An annual cleaning with soap and water and a stiff brush will keep them looking perfect for decades. PROJECT BUDGET: $14,000.00 (includes all specs detailed above) to be paid to Ms. Edwards by Regency Properties. ij ii i Y� k . P 2 S M v 1 1. ! 5 ♦ Y 9r 1 r i 1^ t '1 MOSAIC ARCH FOR CLOCK TOWER, BOYNTON LAKES PLAZA, ARTIST SUZI K. EDWARDS PHOTOGRAPH BY: LEO URBAN _ ........... ........ ; 240 Pilgrim Rd West Palm Beach, FL. 33405 561 -429 -3428 32 Knollwood Rd. Rhinebeck, N.Y. 12572 845- 516 -4004 cell 321 - 277 -4769 suzikedwardsLa)-aol.com www.suzikedwards.com EDUCATION • Stockbridge School, Stockbridge, Mass. 1958 -1962 • Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y. 1962 -1964 • Art Students League, New York, N.Y. 1964 -1966 • London College of Fashion, London, England 1966 -1967 • Studio Mosaico Lucianna Notturno, Ravenna, Italy 2001 • Studied with Tommie di Paulo, Lynda Greenberg, Peter King, Katherine Vellard, Dennis Aufiery, Jan de Martin, Vince Sansone • Perdomo Mosaics, Cuenavarca, Mexico 2010 CLOTHING DESIGNER • Ronnie Fashions, 1400 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 1967 -1970 • Kelly Arden, 1400 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 1970 -1972 ART EXHIBITS • Exhibition, Janus Gallery, Washington D.C. 1975 • Solo Exhibition, Gallery Virgin Isle, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands 1977 • Solo Exhibition, Arthur Charles Gallery, Washington, D.C. 1982 • Solo Exhibition, Albertson Peterson Gallery, Winter Park, Florida 1988 • Group Show, "Art Interiors ", Orlando Museum of Art, Orlando, Florida 1990 • Group Show, Maitland Art Center, Maitland, Florida 1992 • Juried Show, Orlando Museum of Art, Orlando, Florida 1992 • Solo Exhibition, The First Union Tower, Orlando, Florida 1993 • Representation: The Albertson Peterson Gallery, Winter Park, Florida 1989 -1997 • Representation: The Raleigh Gallery, Boca Raton, Florida 1992 -1999 • Representation: Southern Exposure Gallery, West Palm Beach, Florida 2000- 2004 • Faculty Exhibition, Armory Art Center 2010 RESIDENCIES & WORKSHOPS TAUGHT • VersaTlLE Arts, Maitland, Florida Weekly Mosaic Classes 2000 -2002 • Artist -in- Residence Pediatrics, Florida Hospital, Orlando 2003 -2005 • Armory Art Center, West Palm Beach, Mosaic Workshops 2004 -2005 !I ;i . LL .., ....... ..... .............. .... .... .... I 1 • Crealde School of Ark - Winter Park, Florida 2006 • Armory Art Center, West Palm Beach, FL ... 2006- current PUBLIC SERVICE • Director ARTIFACTS, Lake Sybelia Elementary School, 1987 -1991 • Community Resource Volunteer, Orange County Schools, 1990 -1992 • Volunteer, Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida, 1989 -1995 • Received the Fred Ward Community Service Award, City Hall, Orlando, 1994 • Grief Facilitator 1997 -99 Center for Grieving Children, Maitland, Florida • Artist -in- Residence, Florida Hospital, Orlando 2002 -2004 • Mentor Great Oaks Village, Group Foster Home, Orlando 2006 to 2009 + PUBLIC ART PROJECTS • Designed and organized the 8 " -28" Paint Your Dream Mural - Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida 1989 + Produced Art by the Homeless T-shirts with funding from Walt Disney World • Organized the painting of the 5,000 sq. ft. Pavilion, of the Coalition for the Homeless- artist volunteers and funding from Walt Disney World 1992 • Facilitated and co- created the 3700 sq. ft. Hearts of Gold Wall - Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida 1993 • Fish Memorial Florida Hospital, Deltona, Florida, 1994 • Las Brisas Condominiums, Palm Beach, Florida, 1999 + The Florida Botanical Gardens, Largo, Florida, 2000 • The Madison, Condominium Residences, St. Petersburg, Florida 2002 • The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority, 2000 • The John & Rita Lowndes Shakespeare Center, Orlando, Florida 2002 • Sunset Vista Trailhead Park, Treasure Island, Florida 2001 • The John & Rita Lowndes Shakespeare Center, Orlando, Florida 2004 • Art in State Buildings - Martin County Health Department, Stuart, Florida 2003 • Artisan Park, an Arvida Development, Orlando, Florida 2004 • Ribbon of Green, Tampa Riverwalk, Florida 2005 • Casa Felize- City of Winter Park, Florida 2006 + Z. L. Riley Park, City of Orlando 2008 -2010 • Lobby Floor Main Branch of the Palm Beach County Library -2011 + Mosaic Arch Boynton Lakes Plaza, Boynton Beach -2012 • Susan B. Katz Theater, Pembroke Pines - current project 'i ........................... .... _ References: 1 Palm Beach County Library Elayna Toby Singer Palm Beach County Art in Public Places Ph (561) 233 -0235, Fax (561) 233 -0206 http://Www.pbcgov.com/fdo/ART 2633 Vista Parkway, West Palm Beach, FL 33411 Z.L. Riley Park for the City of Orlando Randy Maguira Lucido and Associates Landscape Architects 827 N. Thornton Ave. Orlando, FL 32803 (407) 898 -9521 http: / /www.lucidodesign.com RMa iq era(a).lucidodesign.com Denise J. Riccio, RLA FPR Planner and Grants Manager City of Orlando Families, Parks & Recreation Department 595 N. Primrose Dr. Orlando, FL 32803 Phone: 407 - 246 -4249 Fax: 407 -246 -4038 Mosaics for the Orlando Shakespeare Theater i Patrick Flick Creative Director Patrick @olandoshakes.org Orlando Shakespeare Theater 812 E. Rollins St. ❑Orlando, FL 32803 ❑ ❑Phone: 407 - 447 -1700 'i 1 2013-2014 The City of Boynton Beach Arts Commission invites you to display your artwork along the, u . a,, which stretches for more than seven blocks in the City's downtown core. Your work, if selected, will be publicly displayed on lighted pedestals and included in the promotion, advertising and marketing of the year long event. Each selected artist will receive $1,000.00 per artwork selected to cover delivery and installation of the artwork. You, the artist, will be responsible for the delivery, installation and loan of the artwork. The City provides property insurance for the artwork on display. O N � . r . THE BOYNTON BEACH BRAND PROMISE It's time to take a look at Boynton Beach, A tropical home town where the Atlantic and Florida's Everglades meet, conveniently nestled in the coastal heart of Palm Beach County. Boynton Beach serves up waterfront dining, abundant shopping and lively entertainment, where the nearby Gulfstream brings cooling summer breezes and warm winter sunshine and recreation is a lifestyle. Boynton Beach is a creative haven embracing artists, writers, entrepreneurs and dreamers. Its business friendly environment offers numerous opportunities and incentives for sustainable growth. Its energetic downtown revival emanates from the busy Boynton Harbor Marina docks, to the community's historic heart and soul. Grow your family, business and garden in a cultural mosaic of diverse, affordable neighborhoods, complemented by excellent schools with a mission to educate, nurture and inspire. `c2Cc /i II 2t 2Clt This year the City of Boynton Beach Arts Commission encourages artists to submit public art designed to enliven the a"' 6a connecting the Boynton Harbor Marina to Seacrest Boulevard. The artwork can depict the Boynton Beach's brand promise. The artwork should hold up to the outdoor Florida environment for the year long display. The artists may consider more than one artwork site or create a site - specific installation(s) that address this theme. This is a perfect program for professional artists to gain public art experience. Avenue sites can accommodate artwork / up to 15' x 6'x 10' (large pads) and 10'x 4'x 6' (small pads.) Avenue o f the Arts W :1 ..���...�.�.� s oynaon � I Artwork sites r r 88711 NOa9r WkaCh1d. �: H 17 0 1=77: f —, W . Ocean Ave. ■2101112111111 ■u�����n�rn���nnnr�����F� E. Ocean Ave. !.2 7 125 use Children' s M u Are. Mu P�nux Chillrin's M1�rm 1 1 E Os A,e , Amphithe2ter 1 123 E. Ocean Awe. SW 1 tt Ave. NEENEENEW� SE end Ave. City lihrary 1298 s.SeatA w. SW and Ave, CWk Center 1128 EikeanAve. Waalbrlght Woolhrtghk Art Center 1125 St 2r.4Ave, The C . =f r is a year -long artwork loan program that's designed to evoke the public's imagination, provoke creativity and invoke senses. , i .,a.,,< a ,. f<<s is the creation of the City's Arts Commission and is realized through the Art in Public Places program. As visitors travel from Boynton Beach Boulevard down Seacrest Boulevard, east on Ocean Avenue to the Boynton Harbor Marina Intracoastal in downtown Boynton Beach, they will discover twelve inspiring artworks. Along the way they will learn about the City's amenities such as the City Library, Schoolhouse Children's Museum, Civic Center, Art Center, Ocean Avenue Park and Boynton Harbor Marina. The, { << f<<+ is amongst shops, restaurants, fishing, diving and other local businesses. Group tours frequent the.<< „<« The Art in Public Places program may purchase one or more of the artworks for permanent placement in Boynton Beach. To date six artworks were purchased for permanent placement in the City with many participating artists awarded additional commissions. All the artwork is for sale. A percentage of the artwork sold goes back to the Art in Public Places fund. Each year the Avenue of the Arts gets strong media attention, group tours, marketing materials and artwork images are submitted to the Florida Association of Public Art Professionals Year in Review conference presentation. FOR MORE INFORMATION www.BoyntonBeachArts.org We require that you submit the following both digitally and in printed formats. Include your contact information (name, address, phone, cell number, email and web site addresses); resume (2 page maximum); artist bio (500 word maximum), artwork title; material; retail price; dimensions and weight, including base dimensions and methods for installation along with a detailed base diagram. Selection and Installation Schedule: Submission deadline: June 20, 2013 Selection date: June 25, 2013 Artists notification: June 27, 2013 Artists agreement deadline: July 11, 2013 City artwork preparation process: July 15 - August 15, 2013 Artwork installation: September 16 - 26, 2013 (Monday - Thursday from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.) Artist Reception: September 27, 2013 Submission Requirements: On a CD or USB drive submit images with dimensions no smaller than 4 inches and no larger than 10 inches with common aspect ratio sizes preferred. JPEG or PNG format, 150 DPI minimum, 300 DPI maximum. (Save JPEG as maximum size.) Number and name the images with artist's name: i.e, lastname.jpeg (smithl.jpg; smithl.jpg, etc.). Text files can be provided as Word document, rtf, or Pages document file formats saved on the CD or USB drive. Printed images can be made directly from computer or color copies. If multiple images are submitted, please have each image on separate 8.5” x 11" color print out and clearly labeled. See sample of artists agreement attached as separate document. The submissions must be delivered by 5 p.m., Thursday, June 20 2013, to: Debby Coles - Dobay, Public Art Administrator 100 East Boynton Beach Boulevard, Boynton Beach, FL 33425 (561) 742 -6026 The submissions will not be returned. The artwork that you submit must be ready for installation by Monday, September 16, 2013. A schedule for installation will be provided. �C a'[ :LL CC: u: ItC IC2 CC ccc' <C 0C ( L[fYch: c/i, cu,'t.1[ -c cSL� ���� (t,'��i�� c (I C 0 City of Boynton Beach Art in Public Places Enriching our Cbmmunitg through Public Art www. Boynton Beach Arts.ora SAMPLE AGREEMENT FILL OUT IF YOUR ARTWORK IS ACCEPTED ARTIST EXHIBITION AND RIGHT TO PURCHASE AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT is hereby entered into between the City of Boynton Beach, Florida ( "the CITY "), a Florida municipal corporation, and (the "ARTIST "), an individual with an address of WHEREAS, the CITY wishes to locate artwork temporarily along Ocean Ave. between the Intracoastal and Seacrest Blvd. and along Seacrest to Boynton Beach Boulevard in Boynton Beach, Florida; and WHEREAS, the ARTIST wishes to exhibit his /her artwork with the CITY for placement on the public and private property along Ocean Ave., and Seacrest Blvd. for a period of approximately one year; and WHEREAS, the CITY wishes to purchase a series of artworks for the Boynton Beach Art in Public Places Program; and WHEREAS, the ARTIST wishes to sell his /her artwork to the CITY as part of the Boynton Beach Art in Public Places Program NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises and covenants hereinafter set forth, the par- ties hereto agree as follows: 1. The ARTIST hereby agrees to loan the artwork described in Exhibit "A" ( "ARTWORK ") to the City for outdoor placement along Ocean Ave., and Seacrest Blvd. in Boynton Beach, Florida for a period of approxi- mately one year. The time period starts on a date no earlier than September 16, 2013 and no later than Septem- ber 26, 2013. The time period ends no earlier than September 22, 2014 and no later than September 25, 2014. Installation hours are Monday - Thursday 7A.M. - 4P.M. 2. The ARTIST represents and covenants that the ARTWORK(s) is /are made of durable material and will withstand the usual weather and climate in the area. The ARTIST assumes all responsibility and risk for any de- terioration or weathering caused to the ARTWORK. 3. The CITY will determine a location for the exhibition of the ARTWORK on Ocean Ave. and Seacrest Blvd. Based on information about the location supplied by the CITY, the ARTIST will provide a sketch of any required physical support base and the method of attachment to existing concrete pad construction. Once ap- proved by the CITY, the ARTIST will modify the ARTWORK, if necessary, with any required elements to at- tach the ARTWORK to the existing concrete pad construction. 4. The ARTIST will agree to a precise delivery date with the CITY that will be during regular business hours unless specifically agreed by the CITY. The ARTWORK will be deliver to the exhibition location and installed on the ARTWORK existing concrete pad or temporary ARTWORK base at the precise location directed by CITY staff. The CITY will cover prearranged shipping costs and to move the ARTWORK from the delivery vehicle to the ARTWORK location. The City will provide the hardware specs to the ARTIST to attach the art- work to the concrete and temporary base pads. The ARTIST is responsible for the installation of the artwork. The CITY will provide the ARTIST with a condition report after installation. 5. The ARTIST will agree to a precise removal date with the CITY that will be during regular business hours unless specifically agreed by the CITY. The ARTWORK will remove from the exhibition location under the supervision of CITY staff. The ARTIST is responsible to move the ARTWORK from the existing concrete pad construction at the precise location to the delivery vehicle. The CITY will cover prearranged shipping costs to return the ARTWORK to the ARTIST. The CITY will provide the ARTIST with a condition report after re- moval. 6. The CITY reserves the right to move the ARTWORK at any time to any location on Ocean Ave. and Sea - crest Blvd. or other CITY property or to remove the ARTWORK at any time from the exhibition. The CITY will contact the ARTIST before moving the artwork except during an emergency related to the public safety or the safety of the ARTWORK. 7. The CITY will provide property insurance for the value of the ARTWORK in the event that the ART- WORK is lost, stolen or damaged by third parties. The insurance WILL NOT cover wind damage. In the event of a hurricane the CITY will notify the ARTIST and allow the ARTWORK to be removed 48 hours prior to offi- cial hurricane notice. The ARTIST agrees to assign its rights to pursue third parties for damages /reimbursement to CITY, upon CITY's request. The CITY is not responsible for damage caused by acts of war or major acts of nature including, but not limited to, floods and hurricanes, tornadoes and lightning. 8. ARTIST represents that he /she has the right to enter into this agreement and same does not interfere with or violate the right of any other person or entity; that it owns all rights, title, interest and copyright to the ART- WORK. 9. ARTIST will be able to sell the artwork on display during the year. If the artwork is removed before the year -long display has ended the artist agrees to replace the artwork with another similar artwork. The Artist must submit the new artwork for approval by the Arts Commission prior to removing the artwork. If the artist sells the artwork during the year long display and has it removed then the artist agrees to contribute 10% of the artwork sale to the City of Boynton Beach's Art in Public Places program. 10. The CITY will pay the ARTIST one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) for each ARTWORK as an artist fee for the loan of the ARTWORK. The artist fee will be paid as follows: five hundred dollars ($500.00) upon de- livery and acceptable installation of each ARTWORK and five hundred dollars ($500.00) upon removal of each ARTWORK. Unless the CITY chooses to purchase ARTWORK as described below, the ARTIST fee is the only consideration that the CITY will provide to the ARTIST. If the CITY decides to purchase ARTWORK and the end of the year loan program the artist will not get the final $500.00 of the $ 1,000.00 artist fee payment. In- stead the ARTIST will receive payment for the purchase of an ARTWORK for placement on CITY property. 11. The ARTIST hereby agrees to grant the CITY the right to purchase the ARTWORK through the end of the exhibition period. If the CITY chooses to purchase the ARTWORK, ARTIST agrees to sell the ARTWORK at dollars inclusive of all costs. The CITY is exempt of paying sales tax. As part of the purchase price, the ARTIST will provide services to advise the CITY in writing on the permanent installation of the ARTWORK and maintenance requirements. This provision does not require the CITY to purchase the ART- WORK. 12. The ARTIST grants the right to the CITY to photograph and distribute photographs of the ARTWORK for non - commercial public information including media releases, CITY newsletter, website, exhibition printed mat- ter and websites. The CITY will provide the ARTIST with digital images and printed matter. These images will be provided on a CD or USB with image dimensions min 4 inch, max 10 inch with common aspect ratio sizes preferred. Jpeg or PNG 150 DPI min, 300 DPI max save Jpeg as maximum size. PDF file format is also accept- able. All digital files should be identified with artist name lastname.jpeg etc. Copy files can be provided as word, rft, or pages file formats saved on the CD or USB. Print outs can be made directly from computer or pro- vided a color copies. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have made and executed this Agreement on the respective dates under each signature. ATTEST: CITY of Boynton Beach, Florida Lori LaVerriere, City Manager Janet Prainito, City Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM: City Attorney State of Florida County of Palm Beach (CITY FILL OUT THIS PAGE) The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me, the undersigned notary public in and for the State of Florida, on this the day of , 2013 by and City Clerk and City Manager, respectively. Notary Public, State of Florida Notary Public Seal of Office Printed, Typed or Stamped Name of Notary Public Exactly as Commissioned Individuals Who Signed Are: Personally Known, No Identification Produced (ARTIST FILL OUT THIS PAGE AND HAVE NOTARIZE) Name of artist Name of company State of County of The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me, the undersigned notary public in and for the State of , on this the day of 2013, by Artist & Company name. Notary Public, State of Notary Public Seal of Office Printed, Typed or Stamped Name of Notary Public Exactly as Commissioned Individual Who Signed Is: Personally Known, No ID Produced OR Identification Produced Artist Information Name Address City, State, Zip Email Website Face Book/Blog Phone Cell EXHIBIT "A" ARTIST EXHIBITION AND RIGHT TO PURCHASE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH AND — ARTIST/COMPANY NAME. ARTWORK Title Date Materials Dimensions Base Dimensions Retail Price Artist email Artist phone ARTWORK Title Date Materials Dimensions Retail Price Artist email Artist phone ARTWORK Title Date Materials Dimensions Retail Price Artist email Artist phone BID FORM: Brad Jernigan Thank you for your bid for the Brad Jernigan collection. For your bid to be considered, please fill out this form prior to July 15th and email or mail to: Debby Coles - Dobay, Public Art Administrator City of Boynton Beach Art in Public Places 100 East Boynton Beach Blvd Boynton Beach, FL 33425 Office: 561 - 742 -6026 ColesDobayD @bbfl.us Bids will be accepted from June 17 to July 15, 2013 Bid amount for entire collection: $ USD Name: Gallery/Company: Address: Phone Number: Address: City: State: Zip: Email: Website: Auction Criteria and Details: • Bids will be accepted from June 17 to July 15, 2013 • Bid Award will be announced July 30, 2013 • Bids will be accepted for entire collection only • Collection for sale "as is" condition only • Once highest bidder is awarded they will be notified and can pick up collection by: . • If collection is not picked up within 30 days of notification award will go to second highest bidder • Gallery/collector must pick up collection and incur cost of shipping. • City will not deliver or pay shipping costs. • Sale is final and paid to City of Boynton Beach. • Collection was donated to City by a private individual and collection was appraised by independent company. • City is not responsible for artwork collection appraisal assessment. ignature: Date: I understand the above to be the criteria for the final bid award. INTEREST INQUIRY: Brad Jernigan Thank you for your interest in the Brad Jernigan collection If you are interested in receiving a copy of the images digitally on a CD, hard copy of the appraisal or articles about Brad Jernigan, please fill out this form and email or mail A to Debby Coles - Dobay, Public Art Administrator City of Boynton Beach Art in Public Places 100 East Boynton Beach Blvd Boynton Beach, FL 33425 Office 561- 742 -6026 ColesDobayD @bbfl us Name: — — Gallery/Company: Address: Phone Number: Address: City: State: -- Zip: _ — — -- — — Email: - - - -- - - - -- - Website: Auction Criteria and Details: • Bids will be accepted from June 17 to July 15. 2013 • Bid Award will be announced July 30, 2013 • Bids will be accepted for entire collection only • Collection for sale "as is" condition only • Once highest bidder is awarded they will be notified and can pick up collection by • If collection is not picked up within 30 days of notification award will go to second highest bidder • Gallery/collector must pick up collection and incur cost of shipping • City will not deliver or pay shipping costs • Sale is final and paid to City of Boynton Beach • Collection was donated to City by a private individual and collection was appraised by independent company • City is not responsible for artwork collection appraisal assessment un M T-4 CC � N E azi CU 0 N 7t CU h 6 M 'C M >-, . a w o o CI CA I o W 61 4 el c o pp O w et STANFORD SLUTSKY www.stanfordslutsky.com geometricartist@bellsouth.net 561- 865 -1285 As a child, magicians and magic acts fascinated me. There was something about the illusions they created that captured my imagination. I want that same vivid sense of illusions to be central in my artwork. Today, all of my work creates the illusion of movement and three - dimensionality. I achieve these effects by juxtaposing hard -edged color patterns that disrupt the normal process of vision. Some shapes of color may seem to advance and then recede and others appear to pulsate in waves. It is a passion of painstaking, semi - scientific approach to painting based on the manipulation of optical devices, and which depend on subtle color gradations, systematic chromatic harmonic lines and shapes. I hope my work will stimulate and provoke a positive emotional reponse in the viewer's mind just like the magicians did when I was a child.