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Agenda 03-24-15 Agenda for Art Commission Meeting Tuesday, March 24, 2015 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. Dec. 23, 2014 minutes B. Feb. 24, 2015 minutes VI. ANNOUNCEMENTS /REPORTS A. Mar. 26, BBAD Art Walk 6 -9pm B. Tuesday, March 17, PA Ordinance amendment @ City Commission meeting C. EWT Plant Call to artists published D. April 23, 6 -7pm Plein Air Kinetic Exhibit closing reception/ Arts Commission award presentation VII. PROJECT UPDATES /APPROVALS A. None VII. AIPP STRATEGIC PLAN /MASTER PLAN A. Arts Commission Board B. Mission and Vision C. Top 10 Program successes D. 2012 Strategic Plan presentation E. Strategic Plan outline VIII. EXHIBITS A. NONE IX. NEW BUSINESS A. Conrad Pickel Event B. New Arts Commission meeting day • Fourth Tuesday to Second Thursday C. Stanley Slutsky Op Art Painting donation 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 ACTIVI- TY 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 DE- SIGNEE 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. ARTS COMMISSION ADVISORY BOARD OVERVIEW Purpose & Duties 1. Purpose a. To advise the City Commission on matters related to the arts (visual arts). b. To develop a programs and plan to promote Art in Public Places c. Support the Art in Public Places d. Recommend guidelines and funding implementation 2. Duties a. Recommend funding sources including private and grants b. Encourage public & private partnerships in the arts c. Review and make recommendations on artworks for private and public buildings and spaces. d. Encourage the flow of art to the City e. Stimulate art related activities and events f. Study issues related to art g. Implement art programs as designated to it by City Commission h. Advise City Commission of findings and make recommendations on matters re- ferred to the Arts Commission within timeframe established by City Commission.. Organization & Meetings 1. Organization a. 7 regular 2 alternates appointed by City Commission b. Citizens & business owners in City limits • Artists, architects, art advocates, planners, developers, business owners, law- yers, accountants c. Organizational meeting Arts Commission appoints Chair and vice chair at anni- versary of first meeting selected annually of the first meeting of the Arts Commis- sion or November. (This can be changed) d. Public meeting posted. Special meetings as needed. Powers 1. Advisory board capacity i Sec. 2 -161. Arts Commission. The Boynton Beach Arts Commission shall function and operate as outlined in the City of Boynton Beach's Ordinance No. 01 -64. Sec. 2 -162. Powers and duties of committee. (A) The Arts Commission shall have the following additional powers and duties: (1) Recommend to the City Commission, adoption of Art in Public Places Program Guidelines and amendments thereto; (2) Recommend to the City Commission, adoption of a Public Art Master Plan identifying locations for public artworks and establishing a priority order; (3) Recommend to the City Commission authorization of expenditures for maintaining and implementing the Art in Public Places Program; (4) Recommend to the City Commission other expenditures of the Public Art Fund such as hiring staff and services to run the Art in Public Places Program; (5) Exercise their authority to approve, approve with conditions or disapprove proposed installation of artwork based on Art in Public Places Program Guidelines; and (6) Advance, through education and communication, the Art in Public Places Program Guidelines. The guidelines are attached as Exhibit "A ". Link to Art in Public Places Ordinance Amendment 07 -002: http: / /wwl.boynton- beach .org /WebLink8 /DocView.aspx? id= 28127 &page =1&dbid =0 Key Actions Leadership, Credibility, Accountability, Authority, Recruitment, Champion, Ownership Board Member Hats Governance - Worn when the full board meets, proper notice has been given, and quo- rum is present. Implementation - Worn only when full board gives authority to implement and it is ap- proved by board. Volunteer - Worn all other times, when involved with organizational activities as volun- teers. Committees Delegation from board Report back to board AIPP STRATEGIC PLAN /MASTER PLAN A. Arts Commission Board • Arts Commission duties • Boards Pros and Cons • Increase efficiency • More effective B. Mission and Vision • The board is the "Ambassadors of Mission and Vision" • What is the AIPP Mission? • What is the AIPP Vision? C. Top 10 Program successes • The Board's bullet list of AIPP program successes. • What are they? D. Strategic /Master Plan outline List of items to include in the Strategic /Master Planning 1. Public Art Ordinance update • Published Ordinance & Amendments • Boynton Beach Ordinance success • Input from City Commission, staff, developers. community, artists • Other ordinances, County, Florida, National 2. Developer Process • Integrated Pubic art • Public artist part of development project team beginning stages of planning 3. Districts • Arts Districts (visit to Fat Village & Wynwood) • Town Square Cultural District • City Districts 4. Public Art Forms • Eco Art/Land Art • Kinetic Art • Functional • Gateways • Murals • Mosiacs • Glass/Windows • Lighting/Video/Technology • Markers 5. Integrated Pubic art vs plop art • Public artist part of development project team beginning stages of planning 6. Programs • Avenue of the Arts • Exhibits in City facilities • International Kinetic Art Exhibit and Symposium • Conrad Pickel Celebration 7. Murals • Update Mural approval process • Targeted murals locations • Murals and mobility BOYNTON BEACH PUBLIC ART ORDINANCE SUCCESS A. Boynton Beach IS the model ordinance • Many programs initially had 1 % for art ordinances that were on municipal projects only • In 2004 the Boynton Beach Arts Commission recommended a program that is funded by 1 % of construction value for new development and redevelopment. • Many programs throughout the country are now changing their program to include new development and redevelopment BUT they take the entire 1 % to create public art elsewhere their cities. • Boynton Public Art allows 70% of the 1 % to fund public art in the developers project • Boynton Public Art allocates 30% of the 1 % to fund the public art department expenses, maintenance costs and programs like "Avenue of the Arts." • Recently cities such as Delray Beach and West Palm Beach have consulted Boynton Beach's Art in Public Places program to model their public art ordnance. B. Threshold on % of public art to project valuation • ALL fees are scales in proportion to the project construction value • ALL components of the project are scaled to the projects construction • A larger scaled project will need a more impactful public art component to market and identify the project to its target audience • The developer is encouraged to integrate the public art into the project (not plop a sculpture in a courtyard) • ALL of the costs to design, site, engineer, fabricate, install the public art are considered part of the public art budget. • Since the beginning of the program the Public Art Department has operated on a under $200,000 yearly budget due to the collection of 30% of the 1 % funds C. The City AND the development project benefits from placing Public Art • Cultural Tourism - Attracts visitors to the City AND to the development project • Economic Development - Businesses, corporation and residents locate in cities where public art exists • Branding - Boynton Beach AND the development project utilize the public art to brand and create identify • Job Creation - A variety of disciplines are employed to design, site, engineer, fabricate, install and maintain the public art • Education and Inspiration - The public is free and accessible to the public art to stimulate inspiration and education • Public Art is good City Planning I Boynton Beach Art in Public Places MISSION/VISION MISSION - Why Art in Public Places Our mission is to integrate the arts into the greater community. The purpose is to stimulate cultural interaction, education and economic development by selecting, siting, installing and maintaining public art. How We are Funded The Art in Public Places program is funded through a one - percent public art impact fee. As development occurs, public art is integrated into the architecture, infrastructure, landscape and greenways throughout Boynton Beach. Ordinance 07 -002 http://wwl.boynton-beach.org/WebLink8/DocView.as id= 28127 &page =1 &dbid =0 Amendment 15 -009 htt : / /ww1.b nt n - ch.or /We Link8 /D Vi w. x ?id= p oy o bea � b oc e asp 5386 1 Our Successes 40 Public art in development projects www. Boynton BeachArts.ora (only two by national artists, Lanterns & BAPS Temple) International Kinetic Art Exhibit & Symposium www.IntlKineti ArtEv nt.or c e a Avenue of the Arts Avenue of the Arts - City of Boynton Beach 6th year - Year long outdoor exhibition with 9 purchased for permanent placement by the City, 1 by a neighboring city and 3 commissioned by private patrons Rotating exhibits in City facilities BBAD, Boynton Beach Arts District Where art comes Alive! Face Book: Winton Beach Art District VISION - Our Dream The vision for Art in Public Places Program is to connect the cultural environment in Boynton Beach with the global community. Like us on Face book Boynton Beach Art in Public Places Follow us on Boynton PublicArt (BoyntonArts) on Twitter �I� IX. NEW BUSINESS A. Conrad Pickel Event CONRAD PICKEL CELEBRATION - May 23, 2015, 8am - 1 pm Collaboration with: Warren Adams, Historic Preservation Planner Debby Coles - Dobay, Public Art Manager Gi Gi Hart, Development Services Coordinator Janet DeVries, Historian Ginger Pederson, Historian BB Historical Society Paul Pickel, owner of Conrad Pickel Stained Glass Studio JoAnn Berkow, Bezainten Center for Creative Arts Taylor Materio of McMow Glass Studios OBJECTIVE: To introduce the greater community to learn about Conrad Pickel's historical imprint on Boynton Beach, his vision for Arts and Culture and his contribution to the global arts community. CELEBRATION FOCUS: Highlight Conrad Pickel's attributes: • Imprint on Boynton Beach's history • Legacy to stained glass industry Internationally • Visionary for global art's and architecture projects • Advocate for the Arts and Culture CELEBRATION COMPONENTS: Coordinate activities, PR and marketing with May 2015 preservation month. Florida Trust, 37th Annual Preservation Conference is May 7 -9, 2015 Miami, FL. Target date for Celebration Saturday, May 23, 2015. Celebration Day schedule is proposed as: Conrad Pickel Celebration May 23, 2015 8 a.m. -10 a.m. - TOURS Buses pick up at Boynton Beach City Library Historical - Guided bus tour to see up to six Conrad Pickel buildings with stops at three sites.* Glass Art - Benzaiten Creative Center and McMow Glass Studio, Lake Worth 10:00 - 10:20am - Historic Society presents Conrad Pickel 10:20 - 10:40am - Shannon Materiao - Conrad stained glass mentor 10:40 - 11:00am - Paul Pickel, - Conrad's legacy and vision 11:00 - 11:20am - Bezainten - Fine art glassmaking 11:40 - 12noon - The Jacaruso's - Living in a Conrad Pickel Home 12:00 - 1:00 pm - Tables set up in the Library program room for demos /promotion by Conrad Pickel Studios, Bezainten, McMow 12:00 - 1:00pm - Conrad Pickel influenced "Dream Projects" Exhibition reception 2nd floor of Boynton Beach City Library* 1. * Exhibit in City Library May - August 2015. Exhibition set up date Tuesday, May 5, 9 - 11 am 2. * Targeted historical tour sites: • Industrial units on NE 3rd Street (no access) • Boynton Beach Memorial Park Mausoleum • Ascension Lutheran Church • St. Joseph's Episcopal Church • Gallery Fantasia (no access) CELEBRATION MARKETING MATERIALS AND TIMELINE: 1. MARCH 23 - Meeting to discuss Celebration details. 2. MARCH 31 - Final presentation titles and outlines 3. APRIL 7 - Draft of program, press release for review and tour registration logistics completed. 4. APRIL 28 - Printed materials and press release completed 5. MAY 8 - Publish press release distribute promo card, program and begin to promote on social media. 6. MAY 23 - Event date. IX. NEW BUSINESS B. New Arts Commission meeting day • Fourth Tuesday to Second Thursday Next meeting date would be April 9, 6:30 - 8:30pm June 10 meeting changed to either June 4th or 18th. C. Stanley Slutsky Op Art Painting donation #139 "Symmetry" 48" x 48 Acrylic on canvas The value in a gallery would be $4,000.00. As the artist I can not take a tax deduction. A letter of appreciation and a plaque would - be good. Donated by Kathy and Stanford Slutsky the Artist.' City of Boynton Beach Private and Public Art Projects Revised MARCH 2015 Location Artwork Name Value Avenue of the Arts "Neighborhood Vibe" Community and youth conceived graffiti mural by Peter Agardy "ENV" Douglas Hoekzema "HOX John Griffin "VENOM" and local Sara Sims Park Raquel Ball Court Wall New - 209 NW 9th Ave, B B emerging artist Jermaine Johnson $10000.00 Harvey E Oyer Park on boat ramp wall - 2010 N Federal Hwy, B.B "Ode to Boynton r, mural by Peter A aril $3000.00 Harvey E Oyer Park on Retention Wall New - 2010 N. Federal Hwy B.B "Gateway to the Gulf Stream' mural by PeterA aril $3200.00 "Jaycee Park Interpretive Public Art Markers" by public artist Lucy Keshavarz and interpretive consultant Linda Emerson educates the public about the parks mangrove estuary its importance of its existence and how it relates to Jaycee Park - Interpretive Public Art Marker - 2600 S. Federal Hwy, B B our co I ni historical) and in the future $154090.00 "Harmony Leaves" by Beth Ravitz provides a functional metal screen that Barrier Free Park 3111 S Congress Avenue relates to the parks "Fish Camp" theme. $7161.00 ''Jellyfish Panels & Wind Chimes" by Paul Slater bring interactive charm and Schoolhouse Children's Museum Courtyard 129 E Ocean Ave life to the Schoolhouse Children's Museum's courtyard $2000.00 "Avenue of the Arts" A year -long artwork outdoor sculpture exhibit designed AVENUE OF THE ARTS (changes each year September- September) 2014 -15 KINETIC ART to evoke the publics imagination, provoke creativity and invoke the senses Self quided and group tours available Sun Tattler by Paul Daniel. 22' high steel and aluminum kinetic sculpture with one - bladed propeller plus mirror elements that rotate and reflect the City Hall 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd east of City Hall Marquee Large pedestal flush with sidewalk surroundin s $48,000.00 Bloomer Tree by Edwin Cheong 11 5' by 4' stainless steel orbiting flowers in City Hall 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd Seacrest Blvd. Site 11" high in landscaped area bloom that lift ones spirit and heals the soul $100,00000 Pi in the Sky by Jeff Kahn 19' x 14' orbiting aluminum arcs describe circular City Hall Parking Lot spaces in the sk $25 Civic Center 128 E Ocean Ave (large pedestal 23" high in landscaped area) Butterfly Tree by John King 9' tall with leaves and fruits that orbit 6' and drift in the breeze Powder Coated stainless and galvanized steel $36,000.00 CITY HALL LOBBY 2007 Rings of Promise "A commitment to one another" bronze silica stature Avenue of the Arts 07 08 purchase by Penny Collins $28,000.00 Lyric by Lin Emery 16' high orbiting 8' is intended to express rhythmic Schoolhouse Children's Museum Courtyard , 128 E. Ocean Avenue movement, -- its wide-spread arms pantomime a dance as they turn $138,000 00 Singing Fish by Craig Berube -Gray, 8' x 8' installation of 7 painted steel fish 123 East Ocean Ave that chime with movement $15 Transcending Tides by Jeff Kahn two 16'h kinetic sculptures with 14' orbiting 125 East Ocean Ave wave like elements, together convey a feeling of tranquility $25,000.00 135 East Ocean Ave 1st and Ocean small pedestal 8" high in landscaped area empt Sun Bug by Rein Triefeldt, The Solar sculpture has a bronze body. Aluminum 213 East Ocean Ave (east of 211 house) wings flutter using electricity collected by the sun Its hue shifting quality optically changes with light and viewing position $50 .00 Geospire by Tom Brewitz, 14'6" by Torbiting stainless steel geometric 306 East Ocean Ave (Large pedestal flush to sidewalk elements that dance and duel to breezes above the spire $15,000001 Red Eye by Paul Daniel 13' high steel and aluminum kinetic sculpture 416 East Ocean Ave (Large pedestal flush to sidewalk with painted elements that rotate and indicate velocity and wind direction $4,200.00 Twist by Ralfonso 10' high 5 ring kinetic sculpture that moves in the wind to 480 East Ocean Ave 4th Street and Ocean Avenue 32" high edestal create ever-changing shapes $65,000 00 The Clipster by Bill Wood This 8' by 3' gold repurposed vintage lawnmower with sliver motioning grass clippings takes us back to simpler times, if only Dewey Park 100 NE 4th St (high in grass area for a moment $8 00 Kinetic - Connections. Transforming a majestic old tree into a kinetic sculpture with upcycled objects from the community. conceived and Kapok Tree at 123 East Ocean Ave. Installed Feb. 6 - 9, 2015 INSTALL FEB. 6 REMOVED FEB. 8 led by Artist Ela na Toby $7,500.00 Artwork Collection 2015 City of Boynton Beach + Private and Public Art Projects Revised MARCH 2015 PUBLIC ART COLLECTION MARCH 23, 2015 Location Artwork Name Value Avenue of the Arts 1990 "Opus 14 Sea Turtle" recycled Exxon Oil pipe created by by Rick Beau Oceanfront Park, 6415 N Ocean Blvd, Ocean Ridge, FL 33435 Lieu purchased and placed at Oceanfront Park in February 2011 $38000.00 "Lifeguard Station at Sunset" by Stan Sternbach acrylic on canvas City Hall Lobby on 2nd floor lobby wall - 100 E Boynton Beach Blvd B.B purchased 2007 $3500.00 2008 "Circle, Square, Triangle Relationship" Kinetic Artwork commission by 2nd Floor City Hall Lobby - 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd B.B. Tom Brewitz $5000.00 City Hall Managers Office - 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd, B.B. 2007 "Boynton Inlet" by Ralph Papa oil on board $1600.00 2007 "Surrendered Confetti Rainstorm" by Dave Taylor ceramic plates with City Hall Lobby - 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd, B.B. unique glazes $2700.00 "Boynton Train Depot" by Daniel Neumann watercolor of historic Boynton City Hall Lobby - 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd, B.B. Beach train station. purchased 2007 $3600.00 City Hall Lobby - 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd, B.B. "Sea Grazer' by Betty Laur Oil on canvas purchased 2007 $660.00 "Carousel II" mixed media 3 -D wall art by Harry Klein following exhibit in City City Hall Lobby - 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd B.B. Hall donated to City in June 1998 $4000.00 City Hall, 100 East Boynton Beach Blvd. When are you coming to visit by Melissa Markowitz donated 2007 "Eternal Vision" bronze memorial to Carolyn Sims commission by Front of the Carolyn Sims Center Building - 225 NW 12th Ave. Frank Varga $60000.00 Carolyn Sims Center Lobby - 225 NW 12th Ave. 2007 "Carolyn Sims Bust" dedication bronze bust by Frank Varga included in Eternal Vision 2005 "Seahorse Fountain" bronze sculpture fountain by Frank Varga City Library Outside in north courtyard - 208 S. Seacrest Blvd. Avenue of the Arts 0708 purchase) $28300.00 2007 "Sailfish Cafe" fiberglass and epoxy coated sculpture by Claudia Jane City Library Outside in north courtyard - 208 S. Seacrest Blvd. Klein $3000.00 Jaycee Park - Playground landscape area - 2600 S. Federal Hwy. 2002 "The Family" recycled painted metal materials by Peter Otfinoski $400000 "Stained Glass Window" in mosaluem crypt by Conrad Pickel (City took Boynton Memorial Park Cemetery Mausoleum Chapel - 1611 S Seacrest Blvd possession of artwork in 2008 $148000.00 Boynton Memorial Cemetery children's grave site area - 1611 S. Seacrest Blvd "Loaned from Heaven" bronze sculpture by Conrad Pickel (see above ) $2400000 City Library Lobby - 208 S Seacrest Blvd. "Jennifer's Poetree" A sculpture of grand daughter's love for reading $2000.00 City Library 2nd floor on wall above historical display case - 208 S Seacrest Blvd. "The Morning Catch" oil on canvas by Bernard Thomas $3600.00 2009 "A Sea of Reading and Imagination" Friends commission mural by City Library Lobby - 208 S Seacrest Blvd. Judy Dempsey and David Nau $6000.00 Carolyn Sims Center Lobby Wall - 225 NW 12th Ave 2004 "The Green Hat" acrylic painting by Hilary Pulitzer purchased 2008 $1000.00 Carolyn Sims Center Lobby Wall - 225 NW 12th Ave, 2003 "And " acrylic painting by Hilary Pulitzer purchased 2008 $1000.00 City Library Lobby - 208 S Seacrest Blvd 2007 "Mangrove Maze" Oil painting by Roxanne Sloate purchased 2009 $1800.00 City Library Lobby - 208 S. Seacrest Blvd. 2007 "Untitled" photograph of alligator by Ashley Snizek purchased 2009 $800,00 City Library Lobby - 208 S. Seacrest Blvd 2007 "The Secret Door" photograph by Becky Anderson purchased 2009 $400.00 City Library Lobby - 208 S Seacrest Blvd Dedication to Wilfred Hawkins former Assit City Manger by Rick Beau Lieu "Brotherhood in Mourning" created and donated by Boynton Beach Flre Rescue and Division Chief Ray Carter steel masonry nail sculpture of fire Fire Station #5 2080 High Ride Road fighterholding a piece of the World Trade Center steel beam $15000.00 Fire Station #5 2080 High Ridge Road "Big Red' firefighting timeline mural acrylic on canvas by Dana Donat $12000 00 "FD Nozzle Sconces" by Jeff Halverson made from antique fire fighting Fire Station #5 2080 High Rid a Road equipment $6700.00 Fire Station #5 2080 High Ridge Road "Mosaic Floor" by Jeff Halverson of City seal and Fire Rescue loo $27000.00 Fire Station #5 2080 High Ridge Road "Historical Images' transformed onto widow film depict archival photographs $454000 Artwork Collection 2015 City of Boynton Beach Private and Public Art Projects Revised MARCH 2015 Location Artwork Name Value Avenue of the Arts 2011 Three colorful, translucent powder coated plasma cut panels represent "In the Beginning ", "The Journey" and "New Beginnings" greet travelers to MILK & Seacrest Blvd CRA this gateway intersection. A sculpture titled "Butterfly Mandela" prominently sited in the southwest pocket park completes the gateway feature. Created and fabricated by artists Debbie and Len Marucci along with apprentice artist Jermaine Johnson, $25000.00 Heritage Park MILK & Seacrest Butterfly Mandela included in above $3200,00 2012 "Large Green Butterfly" stained glass and copper dragonfly by Jo CRA Marina Chamness (purchased b CRA from Ave nue 10 11 $2000.00 2012 "Lace Bass" steel abstract guitar sculpture by Jaak Kindberg CRA Marina ( by CRA from Avenue 10 11 $2000.00 2011 "Mangrove Canopy" by Beth Ravitz and George Gadson metal, glass and tile connect the Ocean Avenue Amphitheater to the Intracoastal Ocean Avenue Amphitheater man rove estuaries. $13500.00 2013 "Three Lanterns" LED lit architecturally inspired lazer cut metal lanterns hang high in the majestic Boynton park and by Dee Dee Morrison Ocean Avenue Specimen Tree - Banyan Tree in Ocean Avenue Park, 100 NE 4th St Commissioned by CRA $10000.00 2013 Three fish "Red Fish, Blue Fish, Green Fish" copper and glass fish hanging in the 100 year old Kapok Tree by Jo Chamness (Commissioned by Ocean Avenue Specimen Tree - Kapok Tree east of SCM,128 East Ocean Avenue CRA ) TEMPORARY REMOVED $4440.00 2013 "Obs and Butterflys" Six glass blown orbs and three Kinetic Butterflies high in the Banyan trees by David Langley Commissioned by CRA Ocean Avenue Specimen Tree - Two banyan trees east of Civic Center 128 East Ocean Avenue TEMPORARY REMOVED $13780.00 2013 "Island of Tiki People" 12 "tiki" people are made from recycled found Mangrove Walk at Pete's Pond, 643 NE 4th Avenue objects connects the community to the environment by "Tiki "Tom Bazinet $2000.00 TOTALS $699,571.00 $501,700.00 $1.00 Green - Parks Blue - Libra $10600.00 Red - CRA $73920.00 Yellow - AIPP $54360.00 Purple - Avenue of the Arts Kinetic Art Work $501,70000 Orange - Fire $65240.00 White No Property Insurance -AIPP These two items are insured on a separate policy. TOTAL $1,201,271.00 Artwork Collection 2015 City of Boynton Beach Private and Public Art Projects Revised MARCH 2015 Location Artwork Name Value Avenue of the Arts PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC ART PROJECTS B,A.P.S. Swaminata an Mandar Temple - 541 SE 18TH AVE 2010 "Man with Chisel" - Indian sandstone sculpted by SOMPURAArtists $15000.00 Boynton Lakes Plaza, 2012 "Mosaic Arch" by Suzi Edwards $14000.00 2009 "The Watering Hole, The Last Pasture and 5 Horses" eight sculpted horses set in landscaped round - abouts by Mark Fuller with horse images by Boynton Town Center, Fionnuella Mary Collins encased in aluminum gilded frames $45000.00 Children's Services Council - 2300 High Ridge Road 2009 "In Celebration of Children and Families" by George Gadson 2010 "On the Green ", Whimsical golf tee seats on a mosaic green by Dick's Sporting Goods 515 N Congress Ave Stephanie Jaffe Warner $19600.00 2011 "Ocean White Cluster Fountain" by Frank Varga, Soothing water flows Dr Mote Rehab, 3111 W Boynton Beach over polished rocks with bronze sea oats. $12500.00 2013 "Reading with Darlene" by Frank Varga, athena medusa stone casting 36" x 36" x 67 "h of women reading to child that speaks to the Literacy Coalition's mission statement.. "to ensure every adult and child in PBC Literacy Coalition, 3651 Quantum Blvd. becomes a reader." $11900.00 Medication Station - 141 E Woolbright Rd 2012 "Seawall Mural" by Judy Dempsey $1200.00 2013 "Old Dixie Eco Walk" by artist, Lucy Keshavarz and landscape planner, David Bodker, Reforestation of 100'x 50' City easement into a wildlife habitat attracting and sustaining butterflies, featuring sculptured rock resting areas, watering holes and rocks with educational panels and native plant Old Dixie Eco Walk at Seaborne Cove - 3501 S Federal Hwy identifications. $66356.46 2010 "Sprocket Explosion" - gear shaped metal bike rack by Steve Di Offices a Bamboo - 810 Bamboo Ln Leonardo $5200.00 2012 "Mangrove Gate" by Matt Rowan, Environmental Artist and Designer, and Jonathan Toner, Landscape Architect, provides a striking and beautiful landmark to Boynton Beach that echoes and amplifies Florida's PNC Bank - 1520 S Federal Hwy extraordinary landscapes and ecosy stems. $50000.00 The Backyard, 511 NE 4TH ST 2013 "The Backyard Gates" - designed by Dana Donat The Pantry - 206 S Federal Hwy 2010 "Gloria's Beach Shack" Mural by Dana Donaty 2013 "Nayas Daughters" Three carved Carerra marble statues by unknown Seacrest Medical artists. $2065.00 2012 "Umbrella Palm" A tile mural designed by Leo Urban; sculpted and Siba Medical Center - 709 S Federal Hwy HWY g lazed by Tracy Rosof- Petersen $5600.00 Snow's Auto, 421 NE 7TH AVE 2009 "Sailfish Mural" by Judy Dempsey $5000.00 2012 "Anticipated Harvest" - three 12' high lighted metal sculptures Sunshine Shopping Plaza, 580 E Woolbri ht Rd by Mark Fuller $45500.00 2012 "The Gulfstream" - Two stainless marlins on a bronze bait ball offish Wal Mart - 3625 S Federal Hwy entrance feature with Boynton Beach lettering by Frank Varga $69000.00 Artwork Collection 2015 I � � Why Art in Public Places (The Mission) To integrate the arts into the greater community. The purpose is to stimulate cultural interaction, education and economic development by selecting, siting, installing and maintaining public art. How We are Funded The program is funded through a one - percent public art impact fee. As development, occurs public art is integrated into the architecture, infrastructure, landscape and greenways throughout Boynton Beach. The Dream (Our Vision) To connect the cultural environment in Boynton Beach with the global community website www.BoyntonBeachArts.org facebook Boynton Beach Art in Public Places email ColesDobayD @bbfl.us phone 561.742.6026 Artwork images: Lanterns, Dee Dee Morrison; BBAD - Boynton Beach Arts District Mural, Craig McGuiness, Paul Caprio & Serafima Sokolov; Umbrella Palm, Tracy Rosof- Petersen; Island of Tiki People, "Tiki" Tom Bazinet Three Moons Rising Jeff Kahn; Jellyfish Panel, Paulo; Gulfstream, Frank Varga; Anticipated Harvest, Mark duller; Mangrove Gate, Matt Rowen and Jonathan Toner, New Beginnings, Debbie and Len Marucci.