Agenda 02-25-14 Agenda for Art Commission Meeting
Tuesday, February 25, 2014 6:30 - 8:30 pm
at the Fire Station #2 Training Room
2615 West Woolbright Boulevard, Boynton Beach
AGENDA:
II. CALL TO ORDER
III. ROLL CALL OF MEMBERS
IV. AGENDA APPROVAL
V. APPROVE MEETING MINUTES
A. January 28, 2014 minutes
VI. ANNOUNCEMENTS /REPORTS
A. January 29, 2014, 1:30 - 2:30 p.m "Kinetic Art, Year in Review" Boynton Beach City Library and AIPP
B. February 13, 2014 5:30 - 7:30pm "Elements" artists reception at City Library
C. February 23, 12noon - 4pm Children and Parents Day at the Women's Club
VII. PROJECT UPDATES /APPROVALS
A. Kinetic butterfly placement in new Butterfly Garden at Schoolhouse Children's Museum
VII. INTL' KINETIC ART SYMPOSIUM AND EXHIBIT PLANNING
A. DVD, Book, Poster - costs and concept review
B. To do list - Review updates (SCM workshop)
C. Sponsors contacts - updates
VIII. EXHIBITS
A. "Op Art" exhibit by Stanley Slutsky artwork purchase consideration
IX. NEW BUSINESS
A. Earthweek activities
• April 22, 2014, 9- 10:30am Old Dixie Eco Walk Butterfly Count and Native Plant ID
• April 24, 2014, 6 - 8pm, Elements Exhibition Conservation Exchange
B. Mural application form
C. Boynton Beach Art in Public Places Facebook page
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 CONSID-
ERED AT THIS MEETING, HE /SHE WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND, FOR SUCH PURPOSE, HE /SHE MAY NEED TO
ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDING IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE
UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. (F.S. 286.0105)
THE CITY SHALL FURNISH APPROPRIATE AUXILIARY AIDS AND SERVICES WHERE NECESSARY TO AFFORD AN INDIVIDUAL
WITH A DISABILITY AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN AND ENJOY THE BENEFITS OF A SERVICE, PROGRAM, OR ACTIV-
ITY CONDUCTED 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 QUO-
RUM IS ESTABLISHED WITHIN TWENTY MINUTES OF THE NOTICED START TIME OF THE MEETING THE CITY CLERK OR HER DESIG-
NEE 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 City of Boynton Beach
CITY MANAGERS OFFICE
P &Z #:
Public Art Manager
100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd. Permit #:
P.O. Box 310
Boynton Beach, FL 33425
phone (561) 742 -6026 fax (561) 742 -6089
e mail ColesDobayD @bbfl.us
www.BoyntonBeachArta.org
Public Art Mural Form
APPLICATION MUST BE SUBMITTED TO PLANNING AND ZONING
AND APPROVED BY THE ARTS COMMISSION
Building Owner Name
Building owner's permission to have mural installed on property
(building owner's signature here)
(If building owner is not accessible to sign document, a separate document can be emailed and attached to application)
Building location (physical address)
Business Name
Business Address
Business Phone Web site
Business Person
Phone Email
Mural project manager contact name
Phone Email
Mural description (it's relevance to the project, business, community and Boynton Beach )
Mural concept image (attach concept sketch or image)
Mural location on building or property (visual image of building or property with mural location marked is
preferred)
Mural Dimensions height length width total square feet
Mural materials (type of paint or film, protective uv coating or uv resistance, graffiti prevention coating)
Mural Artist Name
Address
Web site Email
Phone Cell Phone
Please attach examples of artists past mural projects with reference information as stated above.
(Project name, project contact reference, mural description, site relevance, size location materials)
SIGNS VS MURALS (see City Code of Ordinances Citations below)
Article IV Sign Standards, Sec. 3. Prohibited Signs.
H. Painted Wall Sign. Any sign painted on or attached to a wall, excluding murals ,
which are reviewed separately in accordance with Section 4.D.4. below and approved
by the Arts Commission.
Article IV Sign Standards, Sec. 4. Standards, D. Special Signs, 4. Murals
a. Purpose. Murals , as defined in Chapter 1, Article 11 , are intended to improve
the value and aesthetic appearance of the city, contribute to community identity and
redevelopment, foster cultural identity and preserve history, and may be used to enhance
blank walls that are visible to the public, all the while respecting community standards
relative to decency and obscenity.
b. Standards. Murals shall be applied in accordance with the following design
criteria:
(1) Murals shall be applied utilizing weather resistant paint or materials;
(2) Murals shall not contain any obscene, indecent, or immoral content;
(3) Murals shall not be designed as to constitute or create a traffic hazard; and
(4) Murals shall only be allowed on building facades and walls.
c. Review Process. Any new mural or any modification to an existing mural shall
require site plan review ( Chapter 2, Article 11, Section 2 .F.). In addition, the Arts
Commission shall review each new mural or modification to an existing mural to
ensure the enhancement of the city's aesthetic, historic, cultural, and economic value,
and the preservation and protection of works of art.
Procedural requirements include the following:
• Submit Public Art Mural Information form to Planning & Zoning Division with
$150.00 application fee. Check made to City of Boynton Beach.
• Art Commission must approve mural artist and mural concept selected for site and/
or project. Public Art Manager will guide applicant on process.
• Approval from Arts Commission prior to permit issuance.
• Notice Public Art Manager for final mural inspection.
• Arts Commission will approve completed mural.
The Arts Commission meets on the fourth Tuesday of every month. Mural Proposal must
be submitted to Public Art Manager the Monday prior to the Arts Commission meeting.
Mural Proposal is preferred to be submitted in one PDF digital file that is not larger than
1MB in file size and emailed to Public Art Manager.
For additional information on this program,
contact Debby Coles - Dobay, Public Art Manager
at (561) 742 -6026, email address colesdobavd4,,bbfl.us
MURAL DESIGN GUIDELINES
MURAL - A work of art designed for a specific wall, ceiling, area or large permanent
surface that enhances a building, wall or public space.. It must be designed for a specific
space and serve the purpose of the space. Such mural shall not contain any brand name,
product name or items, abbreviation thereof, company or business name or logo,
trademark or other commercial message.
Definition
A mural shall be an original work of art that is applied to an exterior building facade,
structure or space and permitted to consist of any size, shape, form, color, material,
medium or combination thereof.
Purpose and Intent
The purpose is to permit and encourage the production of exterior murals that are original
works of art which foster a positive community identity and appearance. Inasmuch, murals
are intended to contribute to and advance: streetscape aesthetics; architectural features or
character of a building or other human made structure; create a unique identity; sense of
place; civic pride; encourage community interaction; the preservation of local history and /or
culture; and deterrents to trespass, vandalism, graffiti and other illicit acts against public or
private property on which a mural is located.
Design Standards
• Murals shall be an original work of art.
• Murals shall be designed and constructed under the supervision of a qualified artist/
muralist or other qualified professional who has sufficient knowledge and experience
in the design and execution of such projects, as well as with the application of the
selected medium
• Murals must exhibit excellence in design, content, material, and application while
incorporating high - quality materials that will enhance the overall development and
appearance of the site
• Murals materials shall be securely attached to the building or structure to which it is
applied
• Mural materials shall be durable and weather resistant to prevent premature
deterioration or other unintended change in appearance
• Mural materials must be appropriate for its outdoor location and climate, with special
considerations for longevity and if possible, graffiti- resistant
• Mural materials used may be, but are not limited to, paint and other artistic mediums
such as the or mosaic
• Mural design, location, scale, and content should be in keeping with and enhance the
building, wall, windows, fence or other surface on which it is located, as well as the
local environment
• Murals may contain some, all or none of the following: electrical components three
dimensional structures, lighting; moving elements and /or images, and any method
that causes periodic changes in the appearance
Prohibitions
• Murals shall not be applied to any surface that was unlawfully established
• Murals shall not constitute or create a traffic hazard for passing motorists
• Murals shall not obscure or detract from the significant architectural features of the
said structure or have an adverse affect on adjacent properties or facing properties.
• Murals shall not compromise the proper function of any building or use or diminish
public safety
• Murals shall not contain a logo or trademarked symbol, except for official
government seals
• Murals shall not include commercial text or products displaying, mimicking or
construed as symbolizing a specific brand
• Murals shall not incorporate recognized signs of hatred or discrimination against any
race, color, sex, age, national origin, disability, religion, ancestry, marital status,
familial status, gender identity or expression, or sexual orientation
• Murals shall not depict any obscene, indecent or immoral content
• Murals shall not consist of any reproduction, copy or mass - produced work of visual
art of any type
• Murals shall be located in a manner that is visually and physically accessible to the
public
Sponsors updated 2 -24 -2014
Company Name
Contact Person
Title
Phone
Email
Website
Address
City
State
Zip
Sponsor Commitment
I(inectic entertainment, indoor
Value
Logo?
Tag line
Activista Artiste
Rolando Chang
7865211199
ActivistArtistAOomail.com
http: / /activistartista.blogspot.com/
422 West industrial ave
Boynton Beach
FL
33424
yes
Arts District off Industrial Ave in Boynton Beach (artist exhibition
Barrero
kinetic exhibit committee
space
Alro Metals
Brian Glick
VP of Marketing
517- 787 -5500
brglick(@alro.com
Alro Steel Corporation - Metals. Industrial Supplies
Headquarter, Jackson, MI
Boca Raton
FL
33487
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Metals, Industrial Supplies, Plastics.
and Plastics
John Santarelli
Boca Raton Office
(561) 997 -6766
isantarelli(alal ro.com
6200 Park of Commerce Blvd
Arts & Science Collaborations, Inc.
Cynthia Pannucci may assist
The purpose of the ASCI is to raise public awareness about artists
Cynthia Pannucci
Executive Director
5059900781
asci(@asci.om
www.asci.org
with presenting committee and
yes
and scientists using science and technology to explore new forms
ASCI
promoting event
of creative communication and collaborations between these fields.
Radio Walking tour, Logo on
Arts Radio Network
John Watts
5615428604
info(@artsradionet work.com
www.artsradionetwork.com
5070 Ashley Drive, Suite 833
Boynton Beach
FL
33437
Program /Map, Website, show
yes
Celebrating the Arts, Culture and Civil Discourse in South Florida
book, OR Code on plaques,
booth? PR
AW Architects
Jim Williams
www_awamIaL om
7700 Congress Ave #1114
Boca Raton
FL
33487
Jason Flanzbaum
President
Boca Bearings
Cory Oliver
Marketing
8003323256
cmrv(ibocahearings . cnm
http: / /www.bocabearings.com/
1420 Neptune Drive, Suite A
Boynton Beach
FL
33426
52,500
Yes
Miniature Bearings for Industry, Hobby, and Recreation
The Boynton Beach Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA)
Vivian Brooks
Executive Director
serves the community by guiding redevelopment activities, such as
Boynton Beach C Community
affordable housing, free special events and small business funding
Redevelopment Agency
Marty Walsh
Marketing
5617373258
hrookw @bhfL us
w.hoyntonbeachcra . com
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710 North Federal Highway
Boynton Beach
FL
33435
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yes
programs, that create a vibrant downtown core and revitalized
Heather
Community Relations
neighborhoods within the Agency's District comprised of 1,650
acres along the eastern edge of the City of Boynton Beach.
$15,000
City of Boynton Beach
City Managers
561742 6010
www.boynton- beach.ora
100 East Boynton Beach Blvd.
Boynton Beach
FL
33435
Title Sponsor
-2014
Office
$15,000
-2015
htto. / /www.bovnton- beach.oro /government/
"Avenue of the Arts" is an on loan, yearlong outdoor exhibit in the
City of Boynton:
Debby Coles-
Public Art Manager
5617426026
colesdobavd(a
100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd
Boynton Beach
FL
33435
324,000
yes
City of Boynton Beach downtown core. As visitors travel from
departments /oublic art /oroarams/
Avenue of the Arts
Dobay
Boynton Beach Boulevard down Seacrest Boulevard, east on Ocean
avenue of the arts.html
Jerry Lower
561- 313 -9195
m k L bellsouth.ne t
Inserts (advertising) and
Serving the coastal residents of Hypoluxo Island, South Pal Beach,
Coastal Star
Mary Kate Leming
561- 281 -3593
www.thecnastalstar . cnm
5011 North Ocean Blvd
Ocean Ridge
FL
33435
editorial story on Exhibit
YES TBD
Manalapan, Ocean R b land Briny breezes, Delray Beach,
Marvjane.fine0(nlgmaiLcom
Ma one Fine
862 - 438 -0959
Highland Beach and Boca a Raton.
outdoor kinetic exhibit
Cornermark
Tom Brewitz
Kinetic Artist
6512533699
tbrewitz(alcornermark.com
www.cornermark.com
MN
committee; exhibiting artist;
yes
Kinetic Sculpture, Mobiles, Stabiles, and more.
(no honorarium); travel
The Cultural Council is Palm Beach County's official arts agency and
serves non - profit cultural organizations and professional artists
Rena Blades
Executive Director
rblades @pbccc.org ;
throughout the county. Our responsibilities include marketing the
Cultural Council of Palm Beach
Bill Nix
Marketing & Gov't Affairs
(561)471 -2901
bnix @pbcccorg ;
http: / /www.palmbeachculture.com
601 Lake Ave
Lake Worth
FL
33460
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yes
county's cultural experiences to visitors and residents,
County
Count
Nicole Hick
y
Artist Services
(561)379 -8308 Brad
nhicke y @pbcccorg
administering grants to organizations and artists, expanding art
Bradford Deflin
Board Member
bdeflin @mac.com
and cultural education opportunities, advocating for funding and
arts - friendly policies and developing audiences and donors
through membership programs.
devoted to fostering the efforts of artists working with non- traditional
Sandy Hopmans
(805)687 -5239
sandyhopmans @cox.net
the david bermant foundation - kinetic art and
for in g rant
App lyg
materials. These materials include physical sources of energy, light
David Bermant Foundation
Bess Rochlitzer
Director
(805)570 -8735
bessrchlitzer @me.com
is interested in presenting at
and sound, which are used in works that question and extend the
sculpture using light motion and sound
Symposium
boundaries of the visual arts
Digital Media Arts College
MJ Safra
Marketing Director
561- 391 -1148
msafraadmacedu
www.dmac.edu
5400 Broken Sound Blvd
Boca Raton
FL
33487
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yes
Due South Brewing Company
Jodi
iodi(iduesouthales.com
Boynton Beach
FL
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connect buyers and sellers through our partner sites including Live
Elite Decorative Arts
Chris Hayes
CEO /President
9542053446
chris(weliteauction.com
www.eliteauction.com
1034 Gateway Blvd Suite 106
Boynton Beach
FL
33426
Auctioneers Invaluable and AuctionZio No matter your location, you
can have a front row look at each item up for bid.
Five Chefs
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Yes
Flipstone Technology Partners,
Scott Conley and
software writers and
561 - 880 -5155
operati nns(lgfli ostone.com
www.fliostone.com
Boynton Beach
FL
33426
scott(afliostone.com
Inc.
David Vollbracht
people meeters
FM Contract Services
Rick Lococo
(813)251 -1221
ricklococofm(u�amail.com
601 Bayshore Blvd Suite 650
Tampa
FL
33606
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(954)275 -4586 cell
FPL
Ethel Williams
Regional Manager-
5616912575
EtheI.I.Williamsrfol.com
www.fnl.com
700 Universe Boulevard
Juno Beach
FL
33408
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Yes
Largest electric utility in Florida and one of the largest rate -
Corporate External Affairs
regulated utilities in the US.
Graphics Plus
Amy Bernard
5613176716
amv(�araphicsolususa.com
www.oraohi csolususa.com
7517 County Lake Drive
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Distribute Save the date cards
The International Sculpture Center (ISC) is a member - supported,
at Oct. sculpture conference,
nonprofit organization founded in 1960 to champion the creation
Johanna
iohannah0scultoture.ora
Art Basel, and website; they get
Yes
and understanding of sculpture and its unique, vital contribution to
International Sculpture Center
Hutchinson
Executive Director
09)689 -1051 ext. 30
htto: / /www.sculoture.ora/
19 Fairgrounds Road, Suite B
Hamilton
NJ
8619
log on save the date cards,
Value
Yes
society. Members include sculptors, collectors, patrons, architects,
booth space at Kinetic
TBD
developers, journalists, curators, historians, critics, educators,
Symposium, logo on show
foundries, galleries, and museums — anyone with an interest in and
book, signage, social media
commitment to the field of sculpture.
Sponsors updated 2 -24 -2014
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http:/ /wwb/
KAO - Our Kinetic Art Organization is a meeting place for all
Kinetic Art Organization (KAO)
Ralfonso
ki neticartorgatorgan izatio n
zatio
301 Clematis Street, Suite 3000
West Palm Beach
FL
33401
yes
TBD
yes
people interested in Kinetic Art and the growing number of
sculptors that create Kinetic Art.
Marriott (Boca Town at Boca
Vanita Vaswani-
Assoc. Director of Sales
561- 392 -4600
561- 620 -3702
Boca Raton
FL
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yes
Center)
Renner
Marriott Boynton Beach
Debby Allen
Director
5 618 5 3 10 14
Boynton Beach
FL
Accommodation Discount
Yes
plus sponsor?
(561) 736 -8838
Miller Land Planning
Bradley D. Miller
President
(561)703 -5062
hradlev(amlpc.net
www_ no llerlandnlanni no.com
508 E Boynton Beach Blvd.
Boynton Beach
FL
33435
$100
Developer planing representative
rickrd?neiohborhoodaallerv.com
Indoor Kinetic Exhibit
Neighborhood Galley
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Rick Beau Lieu
5617368181
htt / /www.nei hborhood alley cam
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422 West Industrial Ave
Boynton Beach
y
FL
33426
Committee
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yes
Bo nton Beach Nei hborhood art district
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The Convention and Visitors Bureau services include the
development of an annual tourism marketing plan and the
implementation of the plan through advertising, public relations,
Palm Beach County Convention
Director Leisure Product
1555 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd Suite
tour package development, online /electronic means, attendance
and Visitors Bureau
Sergio Piedra
Development
561- 233 -3035
s piedra! pal mbeachfl.com
http: / /www.palmbeachfl.com/
800
West Palm Beach
FL
33401
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yes
at consumer and trade shows. Our well- trained team conducts
familiarization tours and sales missions, participates in trade
shows in foreign markets, conducts special projects, and other
marketing initiatives agreed upon with the County to promote the
destination.
Quantum /Olen Properties
Alfred Lafave
Project Manager
5617553821
alafave(a)olenoorperties.com
www.olenporperties.com
1062 Coral Ridge Drive
Coral Springs
FL
33071
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Jorge Perez
akarson @relatedgroup.com
Related Group
Arden Karson
President /CEO
phanna @relatedgroup.com
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Patricia Garcia-
Secret Garden Cafe
Sherry Johnson
5617528598
sherrvcct:@aol.com
TBD
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Solar Tree
Rein Triedfeldt
Kinetic Sculpture
6096562380
rein(&triefeldt.com
http : / /www.triefeldt.com /index.html
Solar Tree Project Presentation
with Central Charter School
Value
$15,000
yes
Solar Tree Project with Central Charter School in Broward
Song + Associates, Inc. is a full - service architectural, planning and
Song & Associates, Inc.
5616552423
http: / /www.songandassociates.net /xe/
400 S Australian Ave, 6th Floor
West Palm Beach
FL
33401
yes
interior design firm, based in West Palm Beach , Florida. With
branch offices in Orlando, Song + Associates has the ability to
serve clients' needs throughout Florida.
South Florida Science Center and
Belen Woods
Director of Marketing
5613707723
www.sciencecenter.ora
4801 Dreher Trail North North
West Palm Beach
FL
33405
Aquarium
Voxeljet 3D Printing products
Joseph Kowen
VP Sales
1 803 554 3643
systems0voxeliet.de
3D- Drucker 13D- Modelle I Rapid Prototyping
Germany
leading manufacturer of industrial 3D printing systems
voxeliet
3D Systems Corporation
Thomas Donahue
donahuef 3ds stems.com
Washington Real Estate Advisors
Davis Camalier
Boynton Beach
FL
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Developer
Wind Capital Group is a true partner to the people, places and
Wind Group Capital
p p
3 1468 5 3000
info61windcapitalorouri.com
www.windca ital com
htt P p g rou p '
Yes
communities where wind energy offers the greatest potential. A
company that not only develops state -of- the -art wind energy
projects but also owns and operates them.
Winn Dixie
Farrah Shoukry
Neighborhood
9547832704
farrahshourkyl7a winn-
1141 SW 12th Ave
Pompano Beach
FL
33069
TDB
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yes
GRANT OPPORTUNITIES
Submit deadline
Full proposal notification
Deadline for full
Notification
Amount requested
Chances
proposal
KNIGHT ART GRANT
Submitted LOI
May 31, 2014
December 2014
$50,000.00
Historically granted program in
2/24/14
Miami
ART PLACE GRANT (NEA)
Submitted LOI
February 2014
April 2014
June 2014
$50,000.00
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12/15/13
February 25 Arts Commission agenda back up
Kinetic Butterfly placement in butterfly garden at SCM
Between 1:30 - 2pm on March 25, 2014 the Boynton Beach Garden Club
will feature the new butterfly garden on its garden tour as its second stop.
Schoolhouse Children's Museum and City staff will greet the Boynton Beach
Garden Clubs tour participants to thank the clubs community project
committee for their contribution for all to enjoy.
The Boynton Beach Garden Club dedicated time and materials to plant and
maintain a new butterfly garden along the east side of the Schoolhouse
Children's Museum. Glenda Hall, the City's Forestry and Grounds Manager,
guided the process so that the garden conformed to landscapes and
greenways throughout the City. This new garden connects the many native
plantings for butterflies to migrate around Boynton Beach including Old
Dixie Eco Walk at Seabourn Cove.
Included in the garden is artist David Langley's kinetic butterfly. He was
pleased to have it continued display in the City following the 2013
International Kinetic Art Exhibit and Symposium. The bright yellow butterfly
was installed to a custom made cement pad and sits high above the
butterfly plants amongst the garden. It's an eye catching sculpture that
signifies the garden and its purpose to attract and sustain butterflies.
Programming at the Schoolhouse Children's Museum features the butterfly
larvae, chrysalis and caterpillars that live in the garden. Students collect
and display them in the window that overlooks the garden adding to
educational experience.
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The Schoolhouse Children's Museum and Learning Center
KINETIC ART WORKSHOPS
FEBRUARY 2015
The Schoolhouse Children's Museum and Learning Center will hold a
Kinetic Art event at the museum on February 7, 2015 in conjunction with the
City of Boynton Beach's 2015 International Kinetic Art Exhibition and
Symposium.
The Museum serves children ages 2 -9. On February 6, 2015 we will devote
the day's classes to creating Kinetic Art with all of the children.
Mission Statement
The Schoolhouse Children's Museum & Learning Center strives to engage
young children in playful discovery through hands -on, interactive, learning
environments that integrate the arts, humanities and sciences in a historical
setting.
Vision Statement
All children will embrace life long learning through the joy of discovery.
Recommended Program:
What: Just Add Wind! Blow on over to The Schoolhouse Children's
Museum and construct your own kinetic masterpiece! Children will be able
to construct their own "wind- mobile" from lightweight recycled materials.
With just a little engineering and a lot of imagination, your little one will be a
true kinetic artist! Cost is $4.00 per child
Who: Ages 3 -9
When: Saturday, February 7th 2015 from 10:15am - 12:15pm
Where: The Schoolhouse Children's Museum
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OP ART exhibition artwork purchase opportunity
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2002, #139 Symentry, 48" x 48 ", Acrylic on Canvas, priced at $3,500.00
Stan's offer for this artwork is at $900.00
Stan's work frequently sells for $2,000 - $3,500 plus.
Decision considerations:
Since Stanley Slutsky's artwork is "Op Art" it will fit into the Art in Public
Places vision of featuring kinetic artwork in the City distinguishing it from
many other Public Art Programs.
AIPP budget funds are limited and present focus is on 2015 International
Kinetic Art Exhibit and Symposium funding.
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Tuesday, April 22, 2014, 9 - 10:30am
Old Dixie Eco Walk butterfly count and native plant ID
Old Dixie Eco Walk public art project is a reforestation project to attract and
sustain butterflies. It features 62 native plants with identification plaques,
butterfly watering holes, sculptural rock resting areas and informational
panels. Art in Public Places will host a walk for native plant, butterfly and
wildlife organizations to attend to inform them about the purpose and
function of the Old Dixie Eco Walk.
The North American Butterfly Association (NASA) local representative will
inform the public about the butterfly migration, endangered butterflies and
their habitats.
Eco Artist, Lucy Keshavarz will inform the public about the Old Dixie Eco Art
project and its purpose.
Horticultural experts will inform the public about the benefits of native
plantings and butterfly gardens.
City staff will introduce the public to the benefits of the Old Dixie Eco walk
reforestation project and its contribution to the future Blueway, greenway,
bikeway project.
The ELEMENTS Exhibition Conservation Exchange
Thursday, April 24, 2014, 7 - 8pm
Participate in the conversation about the environmental conservation
movement in South Florida. Collectively, three artists engaged in
conversations and site visits with leaders of organizations throughout South
Florida. They observed, documented and processed their images and
experiences.
The artists created three collaborative artworks which are the centerpiece
of the "Elements" exhibition. Each artists contributed his medium to the
collaborative artworks: Rolando Chang Barrero, painting; Anthony Burks,
Sr, drawing; and Greg Matthews, photography. The collaborative artworks
are not only esthetically pleasing but socially impactful. Each artist also has
several individual artworks exhibited to demonstrate their medium and
commitment to environmental issues
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At 6:00 - 7:OOpm in the Boynton Beach City Library Program room the
artists and three members of the South Florida conservation movement will
talk about their programs. The public is invited to participate in this
conversation. Learn from conversation leaders:
"Fire in Florida" by Rob ?, Ranger for Jonathan Dickenson State Park
"Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge" by Matthew Schwartz, South
Florida Wildlife Association
"Rare Species impact on South Florida" by Karen McGovern, Rare Species
Conservatory Fund
At 7:OOpm visit the 2nd floor of the City Library for an interactive
conversation with the artists, conservation organization leaders and
volunteers while studying the "Elements, fire, water,
earth," exhibition artwork.
The Elements Exhibition and Conservation Exchange program supports the
City of Boynton Beach's green programs including Earthweek activities,
Climate Action Plan, Galaxy E3 Elementary School, Seaborne Cove and its
Old Dixie Eco Walk.
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PRODUCTION COSTS FOR SHOWBOOK, DVD, POSTER
2013 Kinetic
36 pages, 4/4,
Showbook Includes DVD translucent Inset ;DVD in clear
production replication and sleeve and clear
(Does not include printing sheets, perfect bound poly each
preproduction cost)
Quantity 1,000 2,000 3,000
Price for each $7.15 $6.36 $5.94
TOTAL $7,158.08 $12,721.09 $17,827.05
DVD replication &
printing
Quantity 1,000 2,500 5,000
Price for each $2.00 $1.80 $1.75
DVD jewel case
& printing
Quantity 1,000 2,500 5,000
Price for each $1.25 $1.15 $1.00
TOTAL $3.25ea. ($3,250) $2.95ea. ($6,250) $2.75ea. ($13,750)
DVD filming $1,000 $1,000 $1,000
& editing
Total Cost $4,250 ($4.25ea.) $7,250 ($2.90ea.) $14,750(
POSTER 24 x $6 4/0 80#Gloss cover
PRINTING
Quantity 1,000 2,000 3,000
Price for each $1.09 $0.66 $0.53
TOTAL $1,088.90 $1,334.80 $1,584.10
POSTER TUBES $1,000 $1,000 $1,000
Quantity 1,000 2,000 3,000
Price for each $0.70ea. $700 $.70ea. $1,400 $0.70ea. $2,100
Total Cost ($1.79ea.) ($1.36ea.) ($1.23ea.)
$2,088.90 $2,734.80 $3,684.10