Agenda 10-22-13 Agenda for Art Commission Meeting
Tuesday, October 22, 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. September 24, 2013 minutes
V. ANNOUNCEMENTS /REPORTS
A. Sept. 27, Avenue of the Arts reception
B. Oct. 11 -13, Golden Celebration
C. Oct. 15 Arts & Humanities Proclamation
D. Oct. 16, Stage Left OPen House
E. Oct. 21, 28 and Nov. 12, MLFH Tours
F. Oct. 26 & 27 Pirate Fest & Mermaid Parade
VI. PROJECT UPDATES /APPROVALS
A. None
VII. INTL' KINETIC ART SYMPOSIUM AND EXHIBIT PLANNING
A. To do list - Updated Wed., Oct. 17
B. Schedule - Updated Wed. Oct. 17
C. Sponsor letter
D. Sponsor benefits & investment document
E. Sponsor potential request
VIII. EXHIBITS
A. Brad Jernigan - status on Fine Art America posting
B. March Exhibit /Sale at ActivistaArtistA Studio
C. Jan. 24, Art Synergy, ArtPalmBeach Satellite Exhibition
IX. NEW BUSINESS
A. Feb. 23, 2014, MLFH, Child and Parents Day event at the Women's Club
X. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
A. Report on Connection Meeting
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 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 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.
Kinetic Sponsor Recommendation
Please provide 3 contacts for potential sponsorship interest that can
be contacted for the 2015 International Kinetic Art Exhibit. If you can
address these question it will be most helpful for me to make the
contact:
Company name
Contact name
Phone number
Email address
(C.E.O, Marketing Director, or Communication /Promotion Director)
Website address
Brief description of business and /or product
Why would they make a good sponsor for the Symposium?
Museum Lifestyle and a hio - AIPP participation
On Sunday, February 23, 2014 from 12 noon to 4pm, the Museum of
Lifestyle & Fashion History will present the 9th annual Children &
Parents LFH, cooking demos offered by local chefs.
Each year a different theme is selected from which the arts activities
and kids cooking demos are centered around the theme.
I am extending an invitation to your art in public places department to
have a complimentary display table to distribute your brochures at
the event along with conducting an art activity. Children & Parents
Day has a captive audience of potential supporters for your art
initiatives.
Here's a link for some of the blogs about the previous Children &
Parents Day held this past year.
http:// fashionhistorymuseum. blogspot .com /2013_02_01_archive.htmI
Recommendation is to have a joint booth with BBAD, Boynton Beach
Invite artists Tiki Tom and other BBAD artists to participate in the
youth activity.
Brad Jernigan A rtwork Collection Update
Brad Jernigan has had 33 viewing of his listed items. They include viewers from the
Russian Federation, many visitors from New York, Roubaix France, Hot Springs Ar,
Rogerville ,Mo. and others. No bids to date.
Rolando Barrero of ActivistArtistA is interested in showing the Brad Jernigan
collection at his exhibition space at the BBAD, Boynton Beach Arts District in March
2013.
KINETIC SYMPOSIUM TO DO UST 11.23.2012
Symposium set up hours:
Saturday, February 9, 2013, 7:30am - 7:00pm
(Symposium hours open to the public gam - 6pm)
Sunday, February 10, 2013, 9 :00am - 9:00pm
(Symposium hours open to the public 10am - 6pm)
EXHIBIT COMMITTEE
Anderson Slocombe - Ralfonso, Tom Brewitz, Rick Beau Lieu
1. Outdoor Exhibit
A. Prepare sites for artwork installation
• Structural engineering for install specs to meet 15OMPH wind load
• Engineers specs for pad size and weight for artworks without cement pads
• Permit processing
• Purchase cement/steel pads for artworks sited off Avenue pads.
• Coordinate artists agreements and installations, specs dates and times
B. Coordinate artwork shipping
• Year Long - Install Sept. 17 - 27 (Removal Sept. 16 - 29, 2013)
• Five month - Install Nov. 28 (Removal March 25 - 28, 2013)
• Volunteer at site to document in take of artwork shipments
C. Coordinate artists arrival dates and time for artwork installation
D. Coordinate installation and removal of artwork
• Prepare sites for artwork installation (trees trimmed for orbit airspace rotation)
• Install temporary artwork pads off Avenue sites
• Determine equipment needed to transport artwork from delivery site to each artwork site
• Rick Beau Lieu's crew to assist with artwork installation
2. Indoor Exhibit
Rick Beau and Rolando Barrero
Bill Combos,
Mike Houghton and Craig Clark (Saturday only) library staff assist
Civic Center reserved:
Thursday, Feb. 7
Friday, Feb. 8 10am -12am
Saturday, Feb. 9 Sam -12am
Sunday, Feb. 10 Sam - Spm
Library Program Room reserved:
Thursday, Feb. 7 noon - 8 pm
Friday, Feb. 8 9 am - 5 pm
Saturday, Feb. 9 7:30 am - 7 pm
Sunday, Feb. 10 9 am - 9 pm
Artwork and vendor installation:
Thursday, February 7, 2013, 6:00 - S:OOpm
Friday, February 8, 2013, 9:00am - 5:00pm
Artwork and vendor removal:
KINETIC SYMPOSIUM TO DO UST 11.23.2012
Sunday, February 10, 2013, 6:00pm - 8:00pm
A. Select artwork
B. Curate Exhibit
• Plan exhibit space for Library Program Room, Civic Center and Cultural Council of PBC with
some art at the SCM for the Opening Reception
C. Cultural Council of PBC Sneak Preview exhibit
• January 12 - February 2, 2013
• Reception Saturday, January 12, 2013, 3 - 5pm
D. Coordinate artwork delivery
• Coordinate artwork delivery
• Artwork shipped to arrive at Library (January 31 - Feb. 7., Mon. - Tours. gam - 5pm)
• Artwork to be delivered by artist (Thurs., Feb. 7,1- 7pm & Friday, Feb. 9 -10pm)
• Volunteers to unpack shipped artwork
• Packing Crew
• Deliver artwork to Civic Center or Library Program Room where indicated by Curators
• Document unwrapping of artwork (to repack at close of exhibit)
• Library had dollies, hand carts and utility carts to transport artwork to rooms.
E. Install Exhibit
Thursday, February 7, 2013, 6:00 - 8:00pm (Library noon - $pm)
Friday, February 8, 2013, 9:00am - 5:00pm
• Volunteers to assist with hanging exhibit
• Create and install plaques
• Artwork installation:
F. Sell Artwork
• 30% commission 15% to curators & 15% to AIPP (City)
Sales twill be handled through Beau Lieu Studio business and provide City % commission and the
artists with their sale balance.
Items for the Art Sales:
1) Receipt for customer to provide credit and billing information
2) Form for them to sign requesting how they chose to obtain the artwork at the end of the
Symposium.
- Pickup the artwork between the hours of 6 - 8pm Sunday, February 10, 2013 (close of
Symposium)
- Ship artwork to (need address and approximate shipping cost)
- Additional costs if shipping leaving the country
- Authorized signature to take possession of artwork
- If pick up is selected a signature, time and date required for artwork pick up.
- Disclaimer stating inspection of artwork in condition as purchased.
- Ship with insurance through an art handier with sign shipment receipt.
(insured through shipping company and the artwork purchaser)
3) Need red dot stickers for plaques that artwork has been sold.
G. Remove Exhibit
KINETIC SYMPOSIUM TO DO LIST 11.23.2012
Sunday, February 10, 2013, 6 :OOpm - 8:00pm
• Volunteers to assist with removing exhibit
• Extra Packing Supplies bubble wrap, Shrink wrap (Bill has wrap tool), packing tape (Library
has tape guns)
• Volunteers to document artwork packing (to repack for return shipping)
• Artwork return shipping arrangements and pick up
VENDOR COMMITTEE
Robyn Lorenz - Ed Brooks and Barbara Lentz
City Staff - Carisse LeJeunne
1. Vendor list
A. Prepare list of participating vendors (paying vendors VS sponsor/participating)
B. Determine which are vendors and which are sponsors
C. Collect vendor booth fees
2. Assign booth spaces
(40 total booth spaces) 20 City Library 20 Civic Center
(To date 26 vendor booths, 12 sponsor booths)
A. Determine access to power source needs
B. Communicate vendor /sponsor booth spaces
C. Communicate vendor booth set up and delivery logistic
3. Vendor signage and program
A. Prepare vendor signage
B. Install signage for maximum vendor traffic
C. Prepare vendor participation program
D. Distribute vendor program
S. Coordinate logistics Symposium weekend
Civic Center reserved:
Thursday, Feb. 7
Friday, Feb. 8 1 Dam -12am
Saturday, Feb. 9 8am -12am
Sunday, Feb. 10 Sam - 6pm
Library Program Room reserved:
Thursday, Feb. 7 6 - 8 pm
Friday, Feb. 8 9 am - 5 pm
Saturday, Feb. 9 7:30 am - 7 pm
Sunday, Feb. 10 9 am - 9 pm
A. Block off north Library parking lot for vendor drop off need person to direct vendors to lot to
load (Friday Library closed activities at Civic Center)
B. Oversee vendor booth set up (City Staff)
C. Vendor drop of and pick up location and parking
KINETIC SYMPOSIUM TO DO LIST 11.23.2012
D. Check in vendors/sponsors
E. Food availability for vendors (Sailfish Cafe/ Culinary Solutions prepare boxed lunches for
vendors to PU - Mike and Jim Guilbeaut)
F. Assist with vendor /sponsor set up logistics
G. Maintain relationship with vendor participation
6. Break down logistics
A. Coordinate vendor break down time and logistics
B. Oversee vendor booth break down (City Staff)
C. Motivate breakdown timing to clear spaces
D. Coordinate clean up team following breakdown
SPONSOR BOOTHS 12?
Kinetic Symposium booth manned by volunteers
• Symposium information showbook sales
• Kinetic Art Organization (KAO) & International Sculpture Center
Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA)
City of Boynton Beach (branding)
Cultural Council of PBC
Wind Capitol Group
Digital Art Media College
Graphics Plus
Citrus Creative Group
Arts Radio Network
FPL
Song & Associates ( ?)
South Florida Science Museum
Boca Bearings
VENDOR BOOTHS
Dragon Extreme Fabrication
WORKSHOP COMMITTEE
William Comber - Nubia Richman
1. Workshop Program Fact Sheet
A. Flyers and ad completed. Fun Fare magazine print Nov. 30
• Artist/Teacher for workshops - Rein Triefeldt will welcome students
• Bio of Artist/Teacher - need
• Workshop scheduled:
• Sat, Feb. 9, 9- 10:30am (8 -12) Mobiles; 11am- 12;30pm 13 -17 (giant pin wheels)
• Workshop logistics - completed
• Coordinate with City staff - completed
B. Distribute information
• Halena and Aylin send vis email to regional public and private schools
KINETIC SYMPOSIUM TO DO LIST 11.23.2012
• Aylin distributed at Teachers conference
• To other organizations and associations
• Press release to media
C. Communicate with Recreation for registration count
D. Order and prepared materials for workshops
E. Coordinate Workshop Symposium weekend
• Delivery of workshop materials
• Artists and volunteers attendance
• Set up and clean up of art rooms
• Temporary storage of artwork
• Set up artwork for exhibit on Sunday
PRESENTATIONS
Christine Moeller - Nancy Syme
A. Finalize the speaker/panel presentations
• Contact potential speakers and panelists
• Finalize budget for fee compensation and visiting accommodations for speakers panelists
• Fit subject to speaker /panelist presentation
• Assist with speakers/panelists presentations
• Bios of speaker/presenters
• Prepare program
B. Prepare Symposium weekend logistics
• Coordinate logistics for visiting speakers
• MC for speakers/panelist program
• Coordinate speakers/panelists presentations with IT in City Hall Chambers
• Coordinate speakerstpanelists for schedule timing
C. Symposium presentation follow up
• Formal thank you communication
OPENING RECEPTION
Barbara Ready
A. Coordinate logistics for opening night reception
• Coordinate with SCM staff for set up and break down
• Coordinate beverage and catering companies - Winn Dixie supply cheese, olive and fruit
selection plus wine and soft drinks. They will supply two spedalists to man wine and cheese
tables. Need volunteers to man soft drink table. Seek beer sponsor - Due South Brewery
• Finalize details necessary for above
• Sponsor sign on easel
• Bermant Foundation book promotion
B. Opening Event Program
• Create program (opening remarks when and by whom, sponsor, official recognitions)
• Kinetic artwork in/around Museum
• Entertainment? (Kinetic video in theater)
KINETIC SYMPOSIUM TO DO UST 11.23.2012
• Special gifts (Distribution of show books)
C. Prepare invite logistics
• Invite list
• Invite document
• Email to list
• RSVP and follow up for accurate count
• Create list for attendance
D. Opening Reception follow up
- Thank you to attendees
MARKETING
Deborah Bottorf - Amy Bernard
A. Prepare mock ups for marketing materials
• Save the Date Card
• Program
• Souvenir Show book with DVD
• Ads
• Signage
• Opening night invite
• Presentation Program
B. Prepare production for marketing materials
• Save the Date Card - completed and distributed at ISC Oct. conference in Chicago, 15,000
Costal Star + at Lynn Uni Presidential debate press kits, Lifestyle tour groups, City facilities
and businesses. 20,000 to date.
• Program - In final production
• PR - Local press received for installations to date. Arts Newspaper and Art & Culture
magazine planned article.
• Souvenir Show book with DVD - Nancy Schiffer of Schiffer publishing writing introduction.
Other copy written, in for artists page layout, DAMC students preparing video for DVD.
• Ads - Sculpture Magazine, Coastal Star
• Signage
• Opening night invite
• Presentation Program
C. Distribution of Marketing Materials
• Businesses
• Public and Private Schools, Universities
• Organizations
• Associations (homeowners, cultural and related)
SPONSOR RELATIONS
A. Secure sponsors
B. Finalize sponsor donations
• Detail sponsor commitment
• Obtain logos
KINETIC SYMPOSIUM TO DO LIST 11.23.2012
• Add logo's to marketing materials
C. Sponsor relations during Symposium
• Coordinate sponsor logistics
• Make sure sponsors are happy
D. Sponsor follow up
• Formal thank you
SPONORS
Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA)
Kinetic Art Organization (KAO)
Art in Public Places
International Sculpture Center
Arts and Science Collaborations
Cultural Council of PBC
Neighborhood Art Gallery
Arts District
Wind Capitol Group
Digital Art Media College
Graphics Pius
Citrus Creative Group
Arts Radio Network
FPL
Song & Associates
South Florida Science Museum
Morales, Grace
From: Coles - Dobay, Debby
Sent: Tuesday, November 26, 2013 12 PM
To: Paul Sirota @ palm beachschools org; atito @dmac.edu Tito, paulsirota74 @aol.com;
deborahbottorff @comcast.net Bottorff, anderson.slocombe @CH2M.com Slocombe;
molehut @bellsouth.net Moeller; rlorenzl2 @gmail.com Lorenz; <wholko @comcast net>
Orlove
Cc: Prainito, Janet; Pyle, Judith, Morales, Grace; LeJeune, Carisse; Krusell, Eleanor
Subject: KEY Kinetic promote dates
Attachments: 2015 kinetic card.pdf
To all,
Please find these key dates that will begin to promote the 2015 International Kinetic Art Exhibit and
Symposium.
Jan. 23 - 27 - ArtPalmBeach Art Synergy will have a booth and will promote the Kinetic Symposium by
passing out the attached 5 x 7 post card promoting the upcoming activities. The back side of this card will have
information about ARTal'FRESCO printed on it.
.Tan. 24, 2014, 7pm - lam - ARTal'FRESCO, ArtPalmBeach satellite exhibition at BBAD - pre promote 2015 International
Kinetic Art Exhibit Symposium at the Boynton Beach Art in Public Places booth. WOULD LIKE BOARD MEMBERS TO MAN
THE ART IN PUBLIC PLACES BOOTH TO PROMOTE THE PROGRAM AND THE KINETIC SYMPOSIUM
Jan. 26, 2014, 2pm - ArtPalmBeach, W.P B. Convention Center, "Kinetic Sculptures — Art in Motion" Our panelists are Rein
Triefeldt, Ralfonso Gschwend and Debby Coles -Dobay
January 29, 2014, 1:30 p.m.- 2:30 p.m Boynton Beach Art in Public Places will present, "Kinetic Art, Year in Review" at
the City Library, 208 South Seacrest Boulevard
Kinetic Art Organization Founder and International kinetic artist, Ralfonso, will showcase kinetic art projects and the installation of
iconic public artwork around the world. Kinetic artist, Rein Triefeldt, will share his Solar Tree learning base educational program that
he is implementing in the Central Charter School, Fort Lauderdale, FL Boynton Beach's Public Art Manager, Debby Coles- Dobay,
will present the videos from the 2013 International Kinetic Art Exhibit and Symposium and review the programming for the 2015
Symposium.
The presentation will be attended by community artists, kinetic artists, art patrons, cultural organizations, Symposium supporters and
the general public
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ARTal'FRESCO sponsorship = increase business and brand recognition!
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An ArtPalmBeach satellite exhibit that
provides you with an opportunity to connect to international and South Florida
art patrons, artists and art enthusiasts with an income that far exceeds the
national average.
ARTal'FRESCO MISSION STATEMENT
To establish a premier satellite exhibition that is a cultural destination in Boynton Beach, FL
during the Art Exposition, ArtPalmBeach. ArtPalmBeach is a yearly international arts
exposition which is held at the Palm Beach Convention Center, West Palm Beach, Florida.
ARTal'FRESCO,
the first of four satellite exhibits during
ArtPalmBeach Exposition
www.artplambeach.com
January 23 -27, 2014
at the Palm Beach Convention Center
ARTal'FRESCO will be hosted by ActivistArtistA Gallery at
BBAD, Boynton Beach Art District on January 24, 2014, 7 pm - lam
To join this prestige list, please contact event coordinator at:
ARTalFrescoOgmail.com
or call 786 -521 -1199 today!
ARTal'FRESCO is the first of four satellite exhibits created by
Art Synergy Palm Beach County
for ArtPalmBeach
Other exhibits include:
Continuum, West Palm Beach, Jan 23
ArtX, Northwood, Jan. 2 5
Art POP, LULA, Lake Worth, Jan. 26
South Dixie Antique Row, Jan 26
Target Market: 300,000 attendees to ArtPalmBeach consist of National and
International visitors, as well regional visitors from South Florida and Palm Beach
County:
Attendee Demographics:
Age.
18 -24 9%
25 -49 52%
50+ 39%
College degree or higher 71%
Average income producing assets: $1.8 million
Average net worth: $3.1 million
Average annual household income: $332,000
ArtPalmBeach - PR and Media REACH:
1. Press releases to over 300 press outlets
2. TV, Radio and web exposure
3. ArtPalm Beach. com web site- 100,000 unique views per month
4. E -mails to over 125,000 qualified collectors who attend IFAE - Expoships events
from Oct. 2013 - Feb. 2014.
5. Print
ArtPalmBeach exposition catalog logo
ArtPalmBeach exposition hand out brochure to 28,000 attendees, 250,000
are distributed in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Palm Beach
Daily News
6. For Major sponsors - Booth location in the fair for branding and exposure to
28,000 attendees.
Art Synergy - PR and Media:
1. Art Synergy Web site - ALL satellite exhibitions
2. Print, Palm Beach Post, Sun Sentinel, Coastal Star, Art Hive
3. Flyers, Cards, Posters, Stickers - 5,000 + printed and distributed
ARTal'FRESCO - PR and Media:
1. Press releases all local press outlets.
2. Web exposure - ActivistArtista, BBAD, Boynton Beach, Art in Public Places and
Community Redevelopment Agency total hit 30,000 per month
3. Full Page Ads in Sun Sentinel January
4. 1 -95 Billboard - 40,000 18+ daily
5. Print - Flyers, Cards, Posters, Stickers - 5,000 + printed and distributed
Sponsorship opportunities:
Title Sponsor: $10,000
Most prominent name and logo placement on all printed materials related to event
Logo placement on all signage and banners related to the event
Distribution of sponsor material (non - sellable merchandise, brochures, business
cards) at all ARTaIFRESCO locations and at ArtSynergy's table at ArtPalmBeach Fine
Art Event
Listings in all related press releases
All media mention (radio, television, printed, newspaper, magazines)
Recognition on ArtSynergy Website (Link & Logo)
Full page advertising in catalog
Recognition on the Rickie Report
Recognition in ArtHive
Admission into all events related to ArtSynergy & ArtPalmBeach
Gold Sponsor: $5,000
Name and logo placement on all printed materials related to event
Distribution of sponsor printed brochures at all ARTalFRESCO locations and at
ArtSynergy's table at ArtPalmBeach Fine Art Event
Listings in Continuum's press release
Some media mention
Recognition on ArtSynergy Website (Link & Logo)
Half page advertising in catalog
Admission into all events related to ArtSynergy & ArtPalmBeach
Silver Sponsor: $2,500
Name and logo placement on some printed materials related to event
Distribution of sponsor business cards at all ARTaIFRESCO locations and at
ArtSynergy'stable at ArtPalmBeach Fine Art Event
Some media mention
Recognition on ArtSynergy Website (Link & Logo)
Quarter page advertising in catalog
Admission into all events related to ArtSynergy
Bronze Sponsor: $1000
Name placement on some printed materials related to event
Recognition on ArtSynergy Website (Logo Only)
Admission into all events related to ArtSynergy
Bus Tour Sponsor $1,800.00 (City of Boynton Beach)
Name and logo placement on printed materials related to event
Distribution of sponsor promotion of future Kinetic Symposium at all ARTaIFRESCO
locations and at ArtSynergy'stable at ArtPalmBeach Fine Art Event
Inclusion in event media promotion.
Recognition on ArtSynergy Website (Link & Logo)
Quarter page advertising in catalog
Admission into all events related to ArtSynergy
Logo signage at event booth
To become an honored sponsor, please contact event coordinator at:
ARTalftesco@gmail.com
or call 786 -521 -1199 today!
Morales, Grace
From: Coles - Dobay, Debby
Sent: Tuesday, November 26, 2013 135 PM
To: Paul Sirota @palmbeachschools.org; atito @dmac edu Tito; paulsirota74 @aol com;
deborahbottorff @ comcast.net Bottorff; anderson slocombe @CH2M corn Slocombe;
molehut @bellsouth.net Moeller, rlorenzl2 @gmail.com Lorenz; <wholko @comcast.net>
Orlove
Cc: Prainito, Janet; Pyle, Judith; Morales, Grace; LeJeune, Carisse
Subject: Public Art examples document
Attachments: Public art examples back up.pdf
My apologies,
When I sent the agenda and back up last week I did not send the correct file for the Public Art examples. I am attaching the correct
document that includes everyones submission, even the ones sent to me today:) with reference images embedded in the document. If
you reviewed the information I hope you clicked on the links to see complete artwork images /videos where appropriate in preparation
for tonights discussion
Thank you,
Debby Coles - Dobay, Public Arts Manager
City Manager's Office, Art in Public Places
City of Boynton Beach
100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd. I Boynton Beach, Florida 33435
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PUBLIC ART EXAMPLES, November 26, 2013
Paul R. Sirota Submission for Public Art Examplars
Patrick's work is currently on display at the Ringling Museum's Sarasota Museum of Art. I first saw
this stuff in front of an iconic building in Sarasota (Their old High School) which has always been a
huge, big, red brick building. I've been seeing this building for the last 30 years, 8 times a year every
time I visit Sarasota. The building was recently bought by the Ringling Museum and is undergoing
renovation. Here is a link to their website with some info about the "Stickwork" exhibit that is currently
on display there. They also had a recent children's photography contest for all age groups of this
display. I am in LOVE with these pieces. Possibly some of the most creative, unique, AND
SUSTAINABLE form of Art I've seen.
Patrick Dougherty Bio video SMOA: Patrick Dougherty at SMOA http:/ /vimeo.com /51229467
Born in Oklahoma in 1945, Dougherty was raised in North Carolina. He earned a B.A. in English from
the University of North Carolina in 1967 and an M.A. in Hospital and Health Administration from the
University of Iowa in 1969. Later, he returned to the University of North Carolina to study art history
and sculpture.
Combining his carpentry skills with his love of nature, Patrick began to learn more about primitive
techniques of building and to experiment with tree saplings as construction material. In 1982 his first
work, Maple Body Wrap, was included in the North Carolina Biennial Artists' Exhibition, sponsored by
the North Carolina Museum of Art. In the following year, he had his first one - person show entitled,
Waitin' It Out in Maple at the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art in Winston - Salem, North
Carolina.
His work quickly evolved from single pieces on conventional pedestals to monumental scale
environmental works, which required saplings by the truckloads. Over the last thirty years, he has
built over 230 of these works, and become internationally acclaimed. His sculpture has been seen
worldwide -- -from Scotland to Japan to Brussels, and all over the United States.
He has received numerous awards, including the 2011 Factor Prize for Southern Art, North Carolina
Artist Fellowship Award, Pollock- Krasner Foundation Grant, Henry Moore Foundation Fellowship,
Japan -US Creative Arts Fellowship, and National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship. Princeton
Architectural Press published a major book about Patrick and his work in 2009. This monograph,
Stickwork, has received excellent reviews and is available at www.stickwork.net.
(More pictures at the above website and more pictures of the art in my referenced setting at):
SMOA: Patrick Dougherty at SMOA
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Downtown Seattle
I like the size and color of this sculpture. I can see this idea working well as a fountain. I also like the
see through quality of the petal because it looks like one of my sculptures (lol).
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I like the sculpture on the left because it is colorful, durable, tropical, and something kids can climb
on. I included the two photos to the right as a further example of this technique.
Artist Konstantin Dimopoulos paints trees with a `biologically safe pigmented water' to make a
statement about how important trees are to our survival. The color will naturally degrade over a period
of months. Seattle's trees "turned color" on April 2nd, 2012, and will likely remain that way through the
summer.
Not a public art installation, but an interesting concept.... money trees. The money trees may be
utilized by people plagued by an illness. One legend says that by hammering a coin into a tree, the
tree can take away the sickness. Anyone who dared to remove one of the coins would himself be
stricken with illness. Could all of these coins really have been placed by individuals trying to rid
themselves of diseases? Whether or not these findings are accurate, the money trees are a
fascinating tradition that appears to be confined only to Great Britain.
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Bill Orlove
Artwork title: Cloud Gate (commonly known as "the bean ")
Artist name: Anish Kapoor
Where sited (city building): In Millennium Park in Chicago
Purpose meaning of artwork: Inspired by liquid mercury, the art reflects Chicago's skyline and the
clouds above. The 12- foot -high arch provides a "gate" to the concave chamber beneath the sculpture,
inviting visitors to touch its mirror -like
surface and see their image reflected
back from a variety of perspectives.
artwork materials: Highly polished
stainless steel plates
artwork size: The sculpture, among
the largest of its kind in the world,
measures 66 feet long by 33 feet high
Why you thought is was an example
to share with the board: It exemplifies
what public art should be - something
that surprises you, draws you in and
provides you with an opportunity to
interact with it. The art, like other
public art in Chicago, enhances the
city's identity.
City of Chicago :: Millennium Park
Media Image Gallery
Deborah Bottorff
Mosaicultures Internationales Montreal 2013
Montreal Botanical Gardens, Quebec
Ran through September 29, 2013
A horticulture competition featuring over 40 living plant sculptures is exhibiting at the montreal
botanical gardens in canada. 'mosaicultures Internationales montreal 2013 displays two and three
dimensional constructions, cultivated by 200 international horticultural artists originating from more
than 20 countries, making it the largest eco- responsible event to come to quebec. mosaiculture is a
multifaceted discipline, drawing on a range of craftsmanship and knowledge — sculpture for the
framework, painting for chroma, and ecology, for the understanding of the maintenance of the floral
medium. this year's event challenged the artists around the theme 'land of hope' as it reflects their
own culture, drawing influences from icons of peace and promise for a environmentally sound world.
collectively, over three million colorful flowers and plants were used in the environmental designs,
creating a colossal body of living vibrant art.
Once every three years, there is an international competition in horticultural sculpture, called
" mosaiculture," in a major city in the world. This year it is Montreal. This is not topiary but rather
creating sculptures out of living plants. The greatest horticulturalists in the world, from 20 different
countries, submitted plans a year in advance. Steel armatures were then created to support the
works (some 40 feet high); they were then wrapped in steel mesh and filled with dirt and moss and
watering hoses. Then they ordered 3 million plants of different shades of green and brown and tan,
and these were grown in greenhouses all over Quebec. In late May, these horticulturalists came to
Montreal and planted all of their plants in the forms at the Montreal Botanic Gardens, and they have
been standing for three months now. There were 50 major sculptures along a path two miles long.
They were incredible.
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The project I would like to share is: "Enteractive at 11th & Flower" by Electroland.
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It is in Los Angeles California and was completed in 2006
It is a luminous field of interactive LED Lights embedded on the ground and responds
to visitors and is Interactive. A giant mirror reflects the patterns on the building facade.
The link will show the best images and even a video of the interactive piece.
Electroland is a cutting edge design team (Damon Seely and Cameron McNall) that
incorporates LED lights, sounds, and interactivity into most of their projects.
Electroland - Cameron McNall and Damon Seeley - EnterActive
I'm choosing to share this project
with the board because I like how
different it is from the projects we
see. I like that it incorporates
New Media and interactivity. It's
also kinetic and always changing.
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For Immediate Release
ActivistArtistA
401 West Industrial Avenue, Boynton Beach FL 33435
Visit ARTaIFRESCO: Web Bloc Facebook Twitter
Contact: Rolando Chang Barreiro
rolandobarrero@me.com
Phones: 786- 521 -1199 (cell)
ARTal'FRESCO 2014 is the first of six satellite exhibitions for ArtPalmBeach 2014
BOYNTON BEACH, FL - -- January 24, 2014 from 7:OOpm - 1:OOam the artists at the Boynton Beach
Arts District, BBAD, will host the first satellite exhibition for ArtPalmBeach 2014 at 401 - 422 West
Industrial Avenue, Boynton Beach. ArtPalmBeach is an International Art Fair organized by promoter Lee
Ann Lester in the Palm Beach County Convention Center, January 23 - 28, 2014.
A county wide group of artists, led by Rolando Chang Barrero, Craig McInnis and Freddy Hennevelt,
known as ArtSynergy PBC, http: / /artsynergypbc.com collaborated with Lee Ann to create six satellite
exhibition throughout Palm Beach County. Supported by the Cultural Council of Palm Beach County the
exhibitions consist of six "Loops ", ARTaIFRESCO in Boynton Beach, Worth Avenue Gallery Walk,
Continuum, downtown West Palm Beach, ArtX in Historic Northwood Village, South Dixie Antique Row
Galleries Walk, and LULA's Art POP in Lake Worth.
ARTal'FRESCO, is a one night art, fashion, and cultural exhibition in Boynton Beach which will feature
unique art experiences at BBAD, recognized as the "Best Art Walk 2013." Art experiences include; live
painting in artists studio settings, plein air painting, contemporary sculpture installations, a glass blowing
demonstration, painting and photography exhibitions, video projection and interactive BBAD studio visits.
Entertainment is provided by the South Florida Symphony brass ensemble, illuminated performance by
Philosiphiers, photo ops with Fusion: Fashion and Art's living sculptures wearing couture art inspired
fashions staged in front of the districts "ActivistArtistA Bay Gates" mural project. Graffiti artists who
painted the BBAD doors and walls will be adding finishing touches to their murals.
ArtPalmBeach ticket holders will enjoy access a VIP catered area, sponsored by The Little House.
Visitors will have chance to meet ArtPalmBeach's artist speakers and presenters, as well as, see the
ActivistArtistA Gallery's exhibition "Sensibilities" featuring the work of Ali Miranda and Cheryl Maeder.
Music provided by DJ Audioplayground Entertainment will keep the action going into the late hours of the night.
A FREE luxury bus tour sponsored by The City of Boynton Beach will offer ArtPalmBeach attendees an
informative and entertaining tour to Boynton Beach. The four hour tour pick up time is 6:15pm at the
Convention Center. The tour will travel to the Boynton Beach Art in Public Places, Avenue of the Arts out
door exhibition of twelve sculptures set in an urban environment. At 7:40pm the bus will arrive at the
BBAD, Boynton Beach Arts District for the ARTal'FRESCO exhibitions. The luxury busses will be
boarded at 10:00 pm to travel back to the Convention Center. To register please visit http: //
artalfrescoboyntonbeach .eventbrite.com / ?s= 19838577 or call Lori J. Durante, ARTaIFRESCO Tour.
For more information, contact Rolando Chang Barrero, ActvistArtistA, at 786- 521 -1199 or email at
roiandobarrerona me.com
Participating Organizations:
The City Of Boynton Beach
Boynton Beach Art in Public Places
Boynton Beach CRA
Florida Arts Association
International Kinetic Art Exhibit and Symposium 2015
Richard Beau -Lieu and Associates Fine Art Appraisers
ARTaITRESCO Artists:
(artwork images available upon request)
Richard Beau -Lieu
http . / /www.neighborhoodgallery.com /beaulieu
561 - 736 -8181
Rolando Chang Barrero
https://rolandobarrero. see. me/self 2012
786 - 521 -1199
Robert Catapano
http: / /fineartamerica. com /profiles /robert- catapano.htmi
561 - 369 -7192
Kevin Chisolm
http: / /www.chisolm- art.net
561 - 267 -7720
Dana Donaty
http: / /www.danadonaty.com
561- 504 -3374
Dianett Doyle
https://www.facebook.com/DianettDoyleArtLoft/timelin e
561- 541 -3914
Michael Kupillas
BOCA Magazine
954 -592 -9979
Russell Levine
http: / /eyesofmysoul.com
Contact: 561 - 212 -1229
Cheryl Maeder
http: / /maederphotography.cam
415- 845 -6832
Ali Miranda
http: / /aliphoto.com
786- 239 -3584
Ralph Papa
http : / /papagallery.com /ralphpapa.htm
561 - 374 -0837
Denny Reed
http: / /www.dennyreed.com
561- 702 -1049
Jackee Swinson
http : / /rand!- studio.com
561 - 714 -4871
Frank Varga
Frank Varga History
Gallery Rep. 561 - 736 -8181
Karla Walter
http : / /karlawalter.com /home.html
561- 315 -4630
Avenue of the Arts artists
images available upon request
For more information visit www.BoynotnBeachArts.org Avenue of the Arts
Mary Angers
www.mcaart.com
732 - 962 -1544
Robert Cordisco
www robertcordisco.com
561- 352 -3662
Craig Berube -Gray
www.crgraystonecarver.com
603- 733 -9021
Marsha DeBroske
www.marshdebroke.com
407 - 712 -4477
Jenn Garrett
www..igarrettgallery.com
352 - 359 -7826
Cecilia Lueza
www.lueza.com
727 - 517 -6558
Dale Rogers
www.dalerogersstudio.com
561 - 736 -8181
Timothy Werrell
www.werrellsculture.net
919- 830 -8483