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Agenda 11-12-15 Agenda for Art Commission Meeting Thursday, November 12, 2015 6:30 - 8:30 pm at the Fire Station #2 Training Room AGENDA: 2615 West Woolbright Road, Boynton Beach II. CALL TO ORDER III. ROLL CALL OF MEMBERS REVISED NOV. 12, 2015 IV. AGENDA APPROVAL V. APPROVE MEETING MINUTES A. Dec. 23, 2014 minutes B. September 10, 2015 minutes (to be discussed and approved later in meeting) VI. ANNOUNCEMENTS /REPORTS A. Thurs., Oct. 15, "Appetite for Art" at the Secret Garden - Ralph Papa B. Wed., Nov. 4, 6 - 7:30pm, "Artists in Florida Exhibit," opening reception VII. PROJECT UPDATES /APPROVALS A. Imagine School public art placement review VIII. AIPP STRATEGIC PLAN /MASTER PLAN A. Public Art Survey B. Virtual online tour of public art in the City http:/ /boynton- beach.maps.arcgis.com /apps /MapTourin- dex.html ?appid =d 1 e75083f8324ebe8db0497a9cc7f12d C. Public Art Archive - http: //www.publicartarchive.org /search /apachesolr search/?filters=im work - coll nid %3A77620 D. Avenue of the Arts program • Virtual tour of Avenue of the Arts http:/ /boynton- beach.maps.arc /apps /MapTourfin- dex. html ?appid =d 1 e75083f8324ebe8d b0497a9cc7f 12d • Artworks • Print brochure • Sept. 25 - Opening reception • Budget • Media • Peoples Choice Awards E. Public Art in City • September 10 tour of public art in City • Potential sites for public art • Types of public art IX. EXHIBITS A. Bloomer Tree Placement • Round about for Boynton Beach Extension • City Hall- BB Blvd. and Seacrest • Oyer Park X. NEW BUSINESS A. Palm Beach County Art Teachers Association, Brad Jernigan artwork donation XI. UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. None XII. FUTURE BUSINESS A. Unofficial Public Art Policy draft NOTICE IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THE CITY COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING, HE/SHE WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND, FOR SUCH PURPOSE, HE/SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDING IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. (FS. 286.0105) THE CITY SHALL FURNISH APPROPRIATE AUXILIARY AIDS AND SERVICES WHERE NECESSARY TO AFFORD AN INDIVIDUAL WITH A DISABILITY AN EQUAL OPPOR- TUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN AND ENJOY THE BENEFITS OF A SERVICE, PROGRAM, OR ACTIVITY 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 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 MEET- ING SHALL BE CONCLUDED. BOARD MEMBERS MAY NOT PARTICIPATE FURTHER EVEN WHEN PURPORTEDLY ACTING IN AN INFORMAL CAPACITY. Agenda for Art Commission Meeting Thursday, November 12, 2015 6:30 - 8:30 pm at the Fire Station #2 Training Room 2615 West Woolbright Road, 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. August 10, 2015 minutes (to be discussed and approved later in meeting) VI. ANNOUNCEMENTS /REPORTS A. Thurs., Oct. 15, "Appetite for Art" at the Secret Garden - Ralph Papa B. Wed., Nov. 4, 6 - 7:30pm, "Artists in Florida Exhibit," opening reception VII. PROJECT UPDATES /APPROVALS A. Imagine School public art placement review VIII. AIPP STRATEGIC PLAN /MASTER PLAN A. Public Art Survey B. Virtual online tour of public art in the City http://boynton- beach. maps.arcgis.com /apps /MapTour /in- dex.html ?appid =d1 e75083f8324ebe8db0497a9cc7f12d C. Public Art Archive - http: / /www.publicartarchive.org /search /apachesolr search / ?filters =im work - coll nid %3A77620 D. Avenue of the Arts program • Virtual tour of Avenue of the Arts http:/ /boynton- beach. maps.arcgis.com /apps /MapTour /in- dex.html ?appid =d1 e75083f8324ebe8db0497a9cc7f12d • Artworks • Sept. 25 - Opening reception • Budget • Peoples Choice Awards E. Public Art in City • August 10 tour of public art in City • Potential sites for public art • Types of public art IX. EXHIBITS A. Bloomer Tree Placement • Round about for Boynton Beach Extension • City Hall- BB Blvd. and Seacrest • Oyer Park X. NEW BUSINESS A. Palm Beach County Art Teachers Association, Brad Jernigan artwork donation XI. UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. None XII. FUTURE BUSINESS A. Unofficial Public Art Policy draft NOTICE IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THE CITY COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING, HE /SHE WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND, FOR SUCH PURPOSE, HE /SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDING IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. (F.S. 286.0105) THE CITY SHALL FURNISH APPROPRIATE AUXILIARY AIDS AND SERVICES WHERE NECESSARY TO AFFORD AN INDIVIDUAL WITH A DISABILITY AN EQUAL OPPOR- TUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN AND ENJOY THE BENEFITS OF A SERVICE, PROGRAM, OR ACTIVITY 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 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 MEET- ING SHALL BE CONCLUDED. BOARD MEMBERS MAY NOT PARTICIPATE FURTHER EVEN WHEN PURPORTEDLY ACTING IN AN INFORMAL CAPACITY. MINUTES OF THE ARTS COMMISSION MEETING BUS TOUR OF PUBLIC ART IN COMMUNITY BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA ON September 10TH, 2015 AT 6:30 PM PRESENT: Deborah Bottorff, Chair Debby Coles - Dobay, Public Arts Manager Rachel Mondesir Paul Sirota Anderson Slocombe Robyn Lorenz ABSENT: Cynthia Edwards Sarah Offutt, Alternate Lisa Hyman, Alternate This meeting took place as a guided tour of the private and public art projects in the City of Boynton Beach and originated at City Hall. Debby Coles -Dobay led the tour as we visited most of the private and public art projects to familiarize ourselves with the locations and the condition of the artwork currently on display across the city. Each attendee received a Cit of Boynton Beach Private and Public Art Projects" Revised March 2015. Y Y 1 Missing was the page which displayed the listing of private art projects, to be provided at a later date. We began by driving through the Heart of Boynton, down Seacrest Boulevard. It was noted that the CRA donated the banners which are displayed on Seacrest Boulevard. The murals at Seacrest and MLK Boulevard are being taken down to be updated by the artist. One of the panels was recently destroyed in a motor vehicle crash and is also being replaced. We discussed a possible location of the Bloomer Tree. Suggestions were made for the Promenade at the corner of Federal Hwy and Boynton Beach Blvd, the Boynton Harbor Marina or Oyer Park. The proposed Art on Animal Spa fence will be returning to the Board with new ideas from recommended artists consulted on the project. We visited the following private art projects: *The Mosaic at the Children's Services Council building *Horses on Congress Avenue (Target Shopping Plaza) – Horses are currently being repaired and re- installed with new landscape. *Golf tees at Dick's Sporting Goods store *Fountains by Frank Varga (next door to the Bedding Barn) *Old Dixie Eco Walk *Sailfish at Walmart (Federal Hwy, just south of Woolbright Blvd— Lights need to be turned on *Bike Racks * *Spocket Explosion ** Art projects viewed on tour: *Eternal Vision *Carolyn Sims Bust *The Family *Stained Glass Window *Loaned From Heaven *The Green Hat *Andy *Neighborhood Vibe *Ode to Boynton mural *Gateway to the Gulfstream *Jaycee Park Interpretive Public Art Markers *Harmony Leaves *Bloomer Tree *Pi in the Sky *Red Eye *Butterfly Mandela *Large Green Butterfly *Lace Bass *Three Moons Rising *Island of the Tiki People The meeting adjourned when the bus returned to City Hall at 8:OOpm. The Avenue of the Arts received great press during the installation weekend and following the week. Here is a summary of the press that we received /receive: The Post article - http://www.mypalmbeachpost.com/ news /news /local /new- art- installed- this- week- alonic - boyntons- ocean- a/ nn m6H / ?icmp= pbp_internallink_re ferralbox_free-to- premium- referral WPTV Channel 5 Glenn Glazer interview published Thursday, Sept. 24 at 11:40am (link to come when it is published on their website) Sun Sentinel - Article and video htt : / /www.sun- sentinel.com /local/ alm- beach/ P P boynton- beach /fl- boynton- beach - avenue -of- the - arts - text - 20150924 -story. htmlto be published Coastal Star - Article to be published Boynton Beach Forum - Article to be published Keep posted on the Boynton Beach Art in Public Places Facebook page for the links to the future articles https:// www. facebook. com /BoyntonBeachArtlnPublicPlaces http: / /www.palmbeachpost.com/ news /entertainment/to -do- new - outdoor - art-in- boynton- landscape - class -i/ nnnpq/ TO DO: New outdoor art in Boynton, landscape class in West Palm Beach 12:00 a.m. Monday, Sept. 28, 2015 1 Filed in: Things to Do 141 1, 3 f-' • ' I "Invasive Species" by Isabelle Garbani is one of the new artworks along Boynton Beach's Avenue of the Arts. i'L BOYNTON BEACH Take an artsy stroll New creations are on display along Boynton Beach's Avenue of the Arts. The Avenue, which runs mainly on Ocean Avenue between Seacrest Boulevard and Federal Highway, has 11 new pieces (the artworks are changed each year). Free. www.boynton-beach.org Boynton unveils new public artwork on Ocean Avenue By Attiyya Anthony ! z m 11 new art exhibits along Boynton Beach's Ocean Avenue New art along Boynton Beach's Ocean Avenue Isabelle Garbani is an artist from Brooklyn who went to Boynton Beach on Wednesday to install her art. She crocheted 2,500 plastic bags into a piece called "Invasive Species" at the Schoolhouse Children's Museum & Learning Center at 129 E. Ocean Ave. It's all part of new art along Boynton Beach's Ocean Avenue. This week, 11 pieces were installed as part of the city's Avenue of the Arts exhibit. The city has hosted the Avenue of the Arts exhibit for the past nine years, and public arts manager Debby Coles -Dobay says that this year she expects it to help the city's redevelopment efforts. The Avenue of Arts is in the city's Town Square area, on Boynton Beach's Ocean Avenue from Seacrest Boulevard to Federal Highway, an area that is scheduled for major redevelopment in the next two years. "The art has attracted visitors to the area and helps with redevelopment and economic development," Coles -Dobay said. "I hope that people want to come and see the city's potential, amenities, shops and galleries." Participating artists have been from South Florida, North Carolina, Virginia, New York or New Jersey to display their artwork. Former mayor Woodrow Hay viewed the art Wednesday. "I think it's going to put us on the map," he said. "It's our unique claim to fame, that's one of our signature events." For Garbani's artwork, she collected the plastic bags and displayed them to resemble kudzu, an invasive plant species. "It shows people how much we throw away and overuse plastic," Garbani said. "We're creating so much waste that it's killing us. I want people to think about the environment and what they throw away." The public art is available for viewing year- round. On Friday, the city will host a welcome reception at the Civic Center, 128 E. Ocean Ave., which is open to the public. "We hope that people enjoy the arts and it inspires them to be creative," Coles - Dobay said. http: / /www. mypalmbeachpost. com/ news / news /local/ new - art- installed- this - week - along- boyntons- ocean- a /nnm6H / ?icmp= pbp referralboxfree -to- premium- referral New art installed this week along Boynton's Ocean Avenue Posted: 1:04 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 24, 2015 By Alexandra Seltzer - Palm Beach Post Staff Writer BOYNTON BEACH — Boynton Beach's Ocean Avenue got a new look this week as artists from in and out of the state installed their artwork along the avenue. Residents will see the new art as part of the Avenue of the Arts exhibit that replaces the outdoor kinetic exhibit work. The artists started installing Wednesday. I I I I I I I I I 1 Wit _ * 411 wow „4 TT Alley Dudes by Beju LeJobart. Photo courtesy: Boynton Beach "It's refreshing. You get new art every year," said Debby Coles - Dobay, the city's Art in Public Places manager. The Avenue exhibit will kick off Friday with a reception at the Civic Center at 128 E. Ocean Ave. The public is invited to attend, and meet this year's artists. The Avenue of the Arts, mainly on Ocean between Seacrest Boulevard and Federal Highway, is in its ninth year and was one of the first programs established in the Art in Public Places program. Every year new art is installed along Ocean. The exhibit was first established to attract visitors and connect business to the east Boynton area and downtown area, which is under development. • - ...130 ._ . , . . . . 1 ' A tt p i Invasive Species by Isabelle G arbani. Photo courtesy: Boynton Beach P Y Y Y In 2013, Boynton brought into the mix the International Kinetic Art Exhibit and Symposium, which is a biennial event. The event was most recently held this year in Februaryand mainly features art in motion installed in the area. 1 'Y Y For this year's exhibit, artists from throughout the country, including Virginia, North Carolina, New York and New Jersey, submitted their artwork to the city's Arts Commission. The commission then selected eleven pieces from nine artists. Art pieces include Alley Dudes created by Beju LeJobart, which is made of colorful stainless steel and wood. Also, Isabelle Garbani's Invasive Species will be on display. The piece is made of over 5,000 crocheted kudzu leaves made from recycled plastic. Steve Blackwood's Seed Love Grows Large is made of painted fiberglass resin reinforced with steel. ym .. r t0 0 r I 4 :; 11 , I • 1 , . _ 1 Seed Love Grows Large by Steve Blackwood. Photo courtesy: City of Boynton Beach Boynton unveils new public artwork on Ocean Avenue http: / /www. sun - sentinel.com/ local /palm- beach /boynton- beach /fl- boynton- beach - avenue -of -the- arts - text - 20150924 - story.html (video) Attiyya AnthonyContact Reporter o 11 new art exhibits along Boynton Beach's Ocean Avenue Isabelle Garbani is an artist from Brooklyn who went to Boynton Beach on Wednesday to install her art. She crocheted 2,500 plastic bags into a piece called "Invasive Species" at the Schoolhouse Children's Museum & Learning Center at 129 E. Ocean Ave. It's all part of new art along Boynton Beach's Ocean Avenue. This week, 11 pieces were installed as part of the city's Avenue of the Arts exhibit. The city has hosted the Avenue of the Arts exhibit for the past nine years, and public arts manager Debby Coles -Dobay says that this year she expects it to help the city's redevelopment efforts. The Avenue of Arts is in the city's Town Square area, on Boynton Beach's Ocean Avenue from Seacrest Boulevard to Federal Highway, an area that is scheduled for major redevelopment in the next two years. "The art has attracted visitors to the area and helps with redevelopment and economic development," Coles -Dobay said. I hope that people want to come and see the city's potential, amenities, shops and galleries." Participating artists have been from South Florida, North Carolina, Virginia, New York or New Jersey to display their artwork. Former mayor Woodrow Hay viewed the art Wednesday. "I think it's going to put us on the map," he said. "It's our unique claim to fame, that's one of our signature events." For Garbani's artwork, she collected the plastic bags and displayed them to resemble kudzu, an invasive plant species. "It shows people how much we throw away and overuse plastic," Garbani said. "We're creating so much waste that it's killing us. I want people to think about the environment and what they throw away." Boynton Forum Sun - Sentinel - Oct. 7.2015 http: / /www.readoz.com /data /issues /issue 1068154/1068154.pdf More images on page 12. 1./V J 111.V11 1' J1 1.111 ir • WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2015 • Vol.. 50 No. 39 • www.suNSENTINELcoM /aov•TONBEACH HOME PRICES IN QUESTION _II ART DISTRICT TURNS 5 in POOCH SCOOP RETURNS 28 • Commumty INVASIVE SPECIES Foundation ,, awards grants JANENGOREN JENGORENCTRIBUNE.COM 4{ .% jl ' Y i Last month, the Com- ourcommunity, instead of ?�� _ m unity Foundation for justoneortwa° 4 R • d` a „ 4w Palm Beach and Martin "The funding priorities , .'4' ” ' . a, tf. if. Counties approved $2.8 for this year's competitive 1 f � .. * "- - million in community im- grants included afford- ix{;' K' pad grants to 39 nonprofit able housing, arts and cul- r.„ - r . . . organizations in the two- ture, environment, educe- <- x ' county region. tion and youth; Hurlburt 5 fi,' Grants were awarded said. ' through several charitable Collectively, the fours - " t . c' funds at the foundation, dation will provide more , including the MacArthur than$9.3millioningrants Foundation Housing lni- and scholarships in its t -' tiative and the John D. 2014-2015fiscalyear. } ''.44";',i,:.;;;:..- " f and Catherine T. MacAr- This year, it awarded _ . ' - • thurFund;TheEnviron- morethan$779,000in - '" a 'k .;.. � mental Fund; and the scholarships to 100 high rrr . HansandMaryStrat- school students. � s ` mannFLnd In South Palm Beach "This was a particularly County, a number of or- ART IN THE STREETS Boynton Beech's Art it Public Places hued an Avenue of the Arh exhibit located in the exciting year for our g anizati on received city'stownSquate area Anumber of artists were selected and 11 pleceskutated on Ocean Avenue, grantmahing, "Brad Hurl- funding, including the Above. artist Isabelle Gorham of Brooklyn, N Y, installs her colorful piece mode with 2.500 crocheted plastic burt, the foundation's newMedical bOQS into what she named 'Invasive Species •srAtr MARTAMIKUUWMAR5N THE WEEK IN P T • E it .t .. 1 t • \.. l . z , n t 0 11.111111114 '' P i • N , j v J li - - �t .. 4th a INSTALLATION MANIA ; d a7 f~f i � �G�" A Boynton Beach's Art In Pub5c 1 r k ' . Places Pudic ArtsCanmisuon .y � `yam + "' . ;,it 7 11 contracted the installation of e `" 8 9 new works of kinetic art in the a - . Avenue of the A r tse #rtbit F , ,�, .... located h the cfty'sTown C Square area Anumber of yl s.cz, ' ".•-,. I artists were selected anal] l l g paces nsta4ed on Ocean .,� y p } ." —, 3 �` . Avenue. Above left. artist Q'r' •L -• ��' 1 Isabelle Garbani. of Brooklyn, � + _ ._,_.,f`•d;f{4 2 A . ' , , 1 - . ` N.Y. works on her Colorful - N piece made with 2500 - - OLL - k SS Q crocheted plastic bags and named 'invasive Specles. U Above right, WO NI Wood. of Edinburg Va., prepares ha m 1 ` piece Tew Degrees F - Plumb And Square to be O " realign Right, the work in _ .. _ }„- �y.; Y y�,� progress caged "Alley Dudes` _ .. i . �� '^ by Belu LeJobart Left Shand." -ag; m t t� + W by Claudia Jane Men STAFF ^ ..+r ry ., . , 0i M M W O /MARIA <JAN M ~ .- _.- 1 1 1 .il - .3 t Avenue of the Arts feedback: I really enjoyed my stay in Boynton Beach and working with you was a treat. :) - Isabelle Gabaini Hi Debby, I would say "Avenue of the Arts" is one of the better shows to get involved in. For me installation was easy, Thanks for the use of the hammer drill, and the extra sets of hands putting "A Few Degrees From Plumb and Square" in place. The location for "Zig Zag Boogie Woogie" is very cool. The press & people with the cameras always make the installation feel like an important event, which is pretty much how we feel about it. The reception was equal to the best shows I have been in, and much better than most. At one show walking into the reception another artist said "WOW, linen table cloths. I've never been to a reception with white linen table cloths." The Video, Music, and interest of the people make us feel like rock stars which is always fun. I did like the peddle bar, that was an element of fun I haven't seen before at a reception. Suggestions for improvements: Artists always want more money, but it seems to me any increase in the budget would be an opportunity to add more artists / pieces to the show. Can't go wrong with more artists. Getting a hotel to give the artists a room at no costs or a very low rate like $25.00 would be cool, and put the artists together in one place making it easy to get to know each other. A few of the other shows do that, and some how it makes the whole event better. Lastly artist's like prizes. All in All just keep doing what you are doing. With the blessing of the selection committee I hope to be back to Boynton Beach again. Thanks for everything Bill I 51. ... 1 041 Boynton Beach Art in Public Places Enriching our Community through Public Art Oct. 6, 2015 Britt Feingold, M.Ed. Art Educator, NBCT PBCATA Webmaster Florida Art Education Association Board Member Hammock Pointe Elementary School 561 - 477 -2234 Britt. feingold Britt Feingold, The City of Boynton Beach Art in Public Places program is pleased to donate 23 Brad Jernigan paintings to the Palm Beach County Art Teachers Association Board for it's annual FAEA Conference. Accompanying the donation of the artworks is the catalog and appraisal of each of the donated artwork highlighted in yellow. The documents include information about each artwork and the value based on the appraisal. Please sign below for acceptance of this donation. Thank you, Debby Coles -Dobay V- i - L Signature of accepta , - a te Public Art Manager Office of the City Manger 100 East Boynton Beach Boulevard, Boynton Beach, Florida 334 • phone 561.742.6026 • email: ColesDobayD @bbfl.us www.BoyntonBeachArts.org Facebook Boynton Beach Art in Public Places www.IntlKineticArtEvent.org Avenue of the Ar.s Reception Bud4Qt COMPANY CONTACT TYPE SUPPLY REQUEST ESTIMATE Actual (July 23 via email) SECRET GARDEN SherrycccC�aol.com Caterer $2,640 to $1,380 $1,380.00 $1380.00 CAFE Sherry Johnson ($1,260 contributing 561 - 386 -4261 cell to marketing) WHITE APRON Charlie Crawfo Caterer Horsd'oeuvres, high $3,085.00 561 - 366- 7741charlieC@ tops cloths, paper whiteaDron.orq goods, bar service (NO LIQUOR) AOILI Michael Hackman Caterer responded that they chefhackman @gmail.com would send an estimate when they returned from vacation but No response was received. July 23 via email PANACHE/CLASSIC Tammy Sory 561- 833 -2188 Deco and table High tops, linens NO $345.48 ts_orry @classicpartyrentals.c rentals LIGHTING or om PLANTS C4RENTS Craig 561- 478 -2525 Deco and table high tops, linens, $560 -00 $728.00 added more C4Tents @comcast.net rentals plants, lighting plants and table cloths ABS PARTY Aris Deco and table No response RENTALS abspartyrental @aol.com rentals SUNSHINE TENTS Dev Deco and table No response dev @sunshinetentsfl.com rentals Steve & Lola Swanson Banners $238.00 $294 00 561- 900 -0235 DELRAY'S FINEST Cell: 561 - 716 -8678 Iola @dfsgraphics.com THIRD STREET Tom or Steve (561) Banners SIGNS 374 -9111 thirdstreetsigns@ amail.com EXOTIC INC Danielle Asfour Banners danielle @exoticsigns.com 561.585 -9200 August 12 via phone and email 'JOYRIDE out of business SWOOP Alexander Smith electric vehicle contacted and spoke www.swoopmiami.com or to them but no quote call 305 - 409 -6636 received WAY TO GO Camille Milken electric vehicle contacted and spoke (954) 495 -4300 to them but no quote https: //www.facebook.com/ received waytogp millien0812 @comcast. net CYCLE PARTY Chris Haerting bike powered $500.00 $500.00 (954) 633 -4665 moving bar chris @CycleParty.com DOWNTOWNER electric vehicle contacted and spoke to them but no quote received Badges $10.00 $10.00 SUB TOTAL $2,688.00 $2,912.00 Sponsor Committed the 70% of the $2,611.00 Desjandins Bank 1% Public Art fee TOTAL $301.00 1 Public Art Survey Questions 1. Have you seen any of the City's public artwork? Y/N 2. What are your top 3 favorites (describe the art or location)? 1st/2nd/3rd 3. Do you know that public art is funded by a 1`)/0 fee collected on development projects built within the City? Y/N 4. Should developers include public art in their projects? Y/N 5. What do you believe are the top 5 reasons to have public art in Boynton Beach? (check the order from 1 -5 with 1 the highest) • Stimulates cultural interaction • Attracts visitors, businesses and corporations • Attracts artists and creatives • Enriches communities • Increases Boynton Beach's visibility globally • Other (have space for answer) 6. Have you enjoyed the sculptures on the Avenue of the Arts? Y/N 7. Have you attended the International Kinetic Art Exhibit and Symposium? Y/N 8. If you said yes to the above question, what were your top 6 favorite experiences at the International Kinetic Art Exhibit and Symposium? (check the order from 1 -6 with 1 the highest) • Inventions and technological innovations • Outdoor artworks • Educational presentations • Youth workshops. • Indoor artworks • Meeting kinetic artists 9. What type of art forms would you like to see more of in the City? (Pick up to 5 types) Sculptures Monuments • Mosaic Eco and Environmental • Functional, (bike racks, benches, gates, fences, lighting) • Murals Video Light Computer Generated Kinetic Mixed -Media 10. In r opinion, the public program op o , does t e pub c art p ogram promote opportunities within the City for artist galleries, studios and live/work spaces? Y/N • City of Boynton Beach Private and Public Art Projects Revised OCTOBER 2015 PUBLIC ART COLLECTION OCTOBER 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 $38,000.00 "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 53,500.00 2008 "Circle, Square. Triangle Relationship" Kinetic Artwork commission by 2nd Floor City Hall Lobby - 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd, B.B. Tom Brewitz $5,000.00 City Hall Managers Office - 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd, B.B. 2007 "Boynton Inlet" by Ralph Papa oil on board $1,600.00 2007 "Surrendered Confetti Rainstorm" by Dave Taylor ceramic plates with City Hall Lobby - 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd, B.B. unique glazes 52,700.00 "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 $3,600.00 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 54,000.00 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 $60,000.00 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 07_08 purchase) $28,300.00 2007 "Sailfish Cafe" fiberglass and epoxy coated sculpture by Claudia Jane City Library Outside in north courtyard - 208 S. Seacrest Blvd. Klein $3,000.00 Jaycee Park - Playground landscape area - 2600 S. Federal Hwy 2002 The Family' recycled painted metal materials by Peter Otfinoski 54,000.00 "Stained Glass Window" in mosaluem crypt by Conrad Picket (City took Boynton Memorial Park Cemetery Mausoleum Chapel - 1611 S. Seacrest Blvd. possession of artwork in 2008 $148,000.00 Boynton Memorial Cemetery children's grave site area - 1611 S. Seacrest Blvd "Loaned from Heaven" bronze sculpture by Conrad Pickel (see above) 524,000.00 City Library Lobby - 208 S Seacrest Blvd "Jennifer's Poetree" A sculpture of grand daughter's love for reading. 52,000 00 City Library 2nd Floor on wall above historical display case - 208 S. Seacrest Blvd "The Morning Catch" oil on canvas by Bernard Thomas 53,600.00 2009 "A Sea of Reading and Imagination" Friends commission mural by City Library Lobby - 208 S. Seacrest Blvd Judy Dempsey and David Nau 56,000 00 Carolyn Sims Center Lobby Wall - 225 NW 12th Ave 2004 "The Green Hat" acrylic painting by Hilary Pulitzer purchased 2008 $1,000.00 Carolyn Sims Center Lobby Wall - 225 NW 12th Ave 2003 "Andy" acrylic painting by Hilary Pulitzer purchased 2008 $1,000.00 City Library Lobby - 208 S Seacrest Blvd 2007 "Mangrove Maze" Oil painting by Roxanne Sloate purchased 2009 $1,800 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 5400.00 City Library Lobby - 208 S. Seacrest Blvd Dedication to Wilfred Hawkins formerAssit City Manger by Rick Beau Lieu 2009 "Brotherhood in Mourning" created and donated by Boynton Beach Fire Rescue and Division Chief Ray Carter steel masonry nail sculpture of fire Fire Station #5 2080 High Ridge Road fighter holding a piece of the World Trade Center steel beam $15,000 00 Fire Station #5 2080 High Ridge Road 2009 "Big Red" firefighting timeline mural acrylic on canvas by Dana Donaty 512,000 00 "FD Nozzle Sconces" by Jeff Halverson made from antique fire fighting Fire Station #5 2080 High Ridge Road equipment. $6,700 00 Fire Station #5 2080 High Ridge Road "Mosaic Floor" by Jeff Halverson of City seal and Fire Rescue logo $27.000 00 Fire Station #5 2080 High Ridge Road "Histoncal Images" transformed onto widow film depict archival photographs 54,540 00 2009 "Neighborhood Vibe" Community and youth conceived graffiti mural by Peter Agardy "ENV" Douglas Hoekzema "HOX ", John Griffin "VENOM" and Sara Sims Park Raquet Ball Court Wall (New) - 209 NW 9th Ave, B.B. local emerging artist, Jermaine Johnson $10,000 00 Harvey E Oyer Park on boat ramp wall - 2010 N. Federal Hwy, B B "Ode to Boynton" mural by Peter Agardy $3,000 00 Harvey E Oyer Park on Retention Wall (New) - 2010 N Federal Hwy, B.B "Gateway to the Gulf Stream" mural by Peter Agardy $3,200.00 Artwork Collection 2015 City of Boynton Beach Private and Public Art Projects Revised OCTOBER 2015 Location Artwork Name Value Avenue of the Arts 2013 "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 Jaycee Park - Interpretive Public Art Marker - 2600 S. Federal Hwy, B.B. relates to our community historically and in the future $154,090.00 "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. $7,161.00 "Jellyfish Panels & Wnd 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 $2,000.00 "Avenue of the Arts" A year -long artwork outdoor sculpture exhibit designed to evoke the public's imagination, provoke creativity and invoke the senses. AVENUE OF THE ARTS Self guided and group tours available The "Single Twist" by New Jersey's Mary Angers made in 2011 represents a coordinating space geometry. It is made out of brushed aluminum and looks City Hall Parking Lot elegant in it's placement surrounded by lush landscaping. $15,000.00 "Alley Dudes" is a custom installation by local artist. Beju for the 2014 Avenue of the Arts outdoor exhibit. It depicts art that "belongs to everyone ". Civic Center 128 E Ocean Ave (large pedestal 23" high in landscaped area) The Alley Dudes are shaped from colorful plastic tubing with two figures tug of waring over a painting and a smaller "dude" hanging onto it _ - $9,000.00 A modern abstract sculpture called "A Few Degrees from Plumb and Square "created in 2003 by Virginia's Bill Wood has smooth polish stainless steel planes that reflects the surroundings and rough dark angles that Schoolhouse Children's Museum Courtyard . 128 E Ocean Avenue, absorb light. $9,500.00 Close to Seacrest Blvd along E. Ocean Avenue is an installation titled, "Zig Zag Boogie Woogie" by Virginia's Bill Wood It's a sculpture that's sits on the 123 East Ocean Ave ground and reflecting viewers and their surroundings 59,500.00 "Sunflower Gate" by Jim Gallucci from North Carolina interacts with the viewer passing through the artistic galvanized metal arched gate detailed with polish leaves and a large sunflower image. Created in 2013 the 125 East Ocean Ave sculpture is secured into the ground 515,000.00 Climbing up the east gazebo in Schoolhouse Children's Museum Courtyard is a site specific installation titled, "Invasive Species" Brooklyn' artist, Isabelle Garbani crocheted over 5,000 colorful plastic kudzu leaves from recycled bags and is making a statement about it taking over just as the Schoolhouse Children's Museum Courtyard 128E Ocean Avenue, kudzu plant does _ 55,000.00 "Pac -MAN" is a a rough and tumble guy, symbolic of the travelers who walked across the country to find better place to live, work, and raise a family." It's location, at the corner of SE 1st street and E Ocean Ave in the landscaped area is fitting to the stone and wood materials this traveler was SE 1st street and E Ocean Ave created and carved from by Key West artist, Craig Gray in 2013. $18,500.00 "Flutter Gate" made by Jim Gallucci from North Carolina in 2010 is located at 213 East Ocean Ave (east of 211 house) 213 East Ocean Ave This galvanized steel beamed sculpture reaches up and over to become fluttering pages touching the ground. 530,000.00 Lake Worth artist Claudia Klein create and welded "Shanti" in 2007. It's message is that, "Meditation helps organize and control chaos - makes life simpler and peaceful." This aluminum, marine urethane and metal flake majestic sculpture is sited at 306 East Ocean Ave. Do you think it will calm 306 East Ocean Ave (Large pedestal flush to sidewalk) traffir7 $30,000.00 "Seed" by Delray Beach artist, Steve Blackwood, symbolizes a Seed breaking through it's pedestal sited at the historic Jane's Cottage Steve's message for his sculpture is "Love grows large " It was made from Painted fiberglass resin reinforced with steel specifically for the 2015 Avenue of the 480 East Ocean Ave (4th Street and Ocean Avenue 32" high pedestal) Art outdoor exhibition $18,000.00 Artwork Collection 2015 • City of Boynton Beach Private and Public Art Projects Revised OCTOBER 2015 Location Artwork Name Value Avenue of the Arts Local artist Joe Hernandez abstract sculpture titled "Tortuga Jack ", depicts an sea turtle in his natural element. He is surfing a wave as a local doing what he loves " Made from carbon steel in 2014 is perfectly sited on one's Dewey Park 100 NE 4th St (high in grass area) way to the Boynton Harbor Marina on a pedestal in Dewey Park. $3,750.00 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 5100,000.00 City Hall, 100 East Boynton Beach Blvd. SE Corner of Boynton Beach Blvd & Seacrest Blvd 2007 Rings of Promise "A commitment to one anothe bronze silica stature Avenue of the Arts 07 08 purchase by Penny Collins 528,000.00 2011Three colorful, translucent powder coated plasma cut panels represent "In the Beginning ", The Journey" and New Beginnings" greet travelers to MLK & 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 $25,000.00 Heritage Park MLK & Seacrest Butterfly Mandela (included in above) $3,200.00 2012 "Large Green Butterfly" stained glass and copper dragonfly by Jo CRA Manna Chamness. (purchased by CRA from Avenue 10 11) $2,000.00 2012 "Lace Bass" steel abstract guitar sculpture by Jaak Kindberg CRA Marina (purchased by CRA from Avenue 10 11) $2,000.00 2011 "Mangrove Canopy" by Beth Ravitz and George Gadson metal, glass and tile connect the Ocean Avenue Amphitheater to the Intracoastal Ocean Avenue Amphitheater mangrove estuaries. 513,500.00 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 $10,000.00 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 act of SCM,128 East Ooeon Avenue CRA) TEMPORARY REMOVED $4,440.00 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 Trcc Two banyan trees cost of Civic Center, 128 Coot Ocean Avcnuc TEMPORARY REMOVED $13,780.00 Boynton Harbor Marina, 735 Casa Lome Blvd. 2014 Three Moons Rising by Jeff Kahn 512,500.00 2013 "Island of Tiki People" 12 "tiki" people are made from recycled found Mangrove VValk at Pete's Pond, 643 NE 4th Avenue objects connects the community to the environment by "Tiki "Tom Bazinet $2,000.00 TOTALS $804,071.00 $163,250.00 51.00 Green - Parks 5453,451.00 Blue - Library $10,600.00 Red - CRA $86,420.00 Yellow - Al PP $182,360.00 Purple - Avenue of the Arts $163,250.00 Orange - Fire $65.240.00 $961,321.00 White No Property Insurance -AIPP — *These two items are insured on a separate policy. TOTAL $967,321.00 Artwork Collection 2015 City of Boynton Beach Private and Public Art Projects Revised OCTOBER 2015 Location Artwork Name Value Avenue of the Arts PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC ART PROJECTS B.A.P.S. Swaminatayan Mandar Temple - 541 SE 18TH AVE 2010 "Man with Chisel" - Indian sandstone sculpted by SOMPURA Artists $15,000.00 Boynton Lakes Plaza. 2012 "Mosaic Arch" by Suzi Edwards 514,000.00 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, 1000 Congress Ave 33436 Fionnuella Mary Collins encased in aluminum gilded frames 545,000.00 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 $19,600.00 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. 512,500.00 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." 511,900.00 Medication Station - 141 E Woolbright Rd 2012 "Seawall Mural" by Judy Dempsey $1,200.00 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. 566,356.46 2010 "Sprocket Explosion" - gear shaped metal bike rack by Steve Di Offices A Bamboo - 810 Bamboo Ln Leonardo 55,200.00 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 ecosystems. 550,000.00 2014 A Tear Must Fall by Zhou Hong Artists thoughts about 911. "As uneven Quantum Town Center, 2500 Quantum Lakes Drive and difficult human interaction is, it generally works" $56,200.00 2014 We are coming Apart by Zhou Hong "Artists concern about the world Quantum Town Center, 2500 Quantum Lakes Drive we live in and the future for man kind unless changes are made." $39,000.00 2014 Cognizance by Bill Bedford " Brings the viewer out of the accepted order. water flowing up, fire burning down, and an embryonic pose in a figure mature. To recognize the world by its parts takes awareness with which Quantum Town Center, 2500 Quantum Lakes Drive change can be manipulated." $42,000.00 2014Dancer by Zhou Hong "Encourages the viewer to delve into their own Quantum Town Center, 2500 Quantum Lakes Drive feelings and imagination meant to be seen individually by the artist " $75,000.00 The Backyard, 511 NE 4TH ST 2013 "The Backyard Gates" - designed by Dana Donaty 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. 52,065.00 2012 "Umbrella Palm" A tile mural designed by Leo Urban; sculpted and Siba Medical Center - 709 S Federal Hwy HWY glazed by Tracy Rosof- Petersen 55,600.00 Snow's Auto. 421 NE 7TH AVE 2009 "Sailfish Mural" by Judy Dempsey 55,000.00 Steak n' Shake, 3000 Old Boynton Road. Period black and white mural 2012 "Anticipated Harvest" - three 12' high lighted metal sculptures Sunshine Shopping Plaza, 580 E Woolbright Rd by Mark Fuller $45,500.00 2012 "The Gulfstream" - Two stainless marlins on a bronze bait ball of fish Wal Mart - 3625 S Federal Hwy entrance feature with Boynton Beach lettering by Frank Varga $69,000.00 Artwork Collection 2015 I . AVENUE Z _111.- cA ,e r cc of the v l Beju LeJobart Mary Angers Isabelle Garbani AlITS NE 6th C>t. j; 2015 2011 Ti Alley Dudes 2014 6 a ° " A work of art The Single Invasive Species -a 3 Jim Gallucci Twist 5,00o crocheted 2015/2016 a belong to `Coordinating kudzu leap ma everyone?" 201 Jim Gallucci PVC, steel Sunflower space geometry. fro recycle 2011 vl 5. Federal Hwy. & wood Gate II Brushed plastic bags." Flutter Arch 11" $4 ,500 each o0 $5,000 "Beams reaching Location: inspired rotating X15, aluminum Loc ation: up and over to Steve Blackwood nsp:re Y 128 E Oeean Ave. gate." Locations 129E Ocean Ave. become fluttering 2015 m Galvanized steel City Hall M pages touching the Seed a 830,000 Parking lot , groun Symbolizes that, xS . 1 , . , ` Galvanized steel r t l i p ir t i i r o 'r, Location: ' lone grows large. 125 E Ocean Ave. r it .„� ' $15,000 Painted fiberglass , Location: & aluminum • > ",, ",,, Y i � �� a' 211 E. O Ave. 18,000 s . ■� is" i ■ CO �. '' I :.' rar leaf ` ,.. Location: F ,, . 4 A , #r:• y L Cry , r 8oE Ocean Ave. m 1 o% . t s � � � � f y „ ro r "I' N .% • • w +,. `tip. -, .. r PIP NE 2nd St. r pA> M * r r } � ' NE 1st St. .Il 1 I 1 11111 'l it i ,r r.. ^ - 4 , f ". - ~ , L + :.0 I Q C 4 a. v A Cr Sea crest B vd. R � ,.. .0+►-_` $ ,.. Y N 0 ,; Bill Wood , ` � A. a' v l 2003 A Few Degrees Craig 7 • e .a Gray r N fromPumb& g y . % 1,0 :_ tt 3 S quare B ill Wood 2013 •► "Question what 2003 S o the � � ;! , you saw and take Zig Zag Boogie 1 a second look." 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Ocean Ave. 4 0 -t{ f,� t k f• y r , O'Nro -,..s.4-ii' e N • , ,, �. aX ,;��` AVENUE Art in Public Places ... of the t ARTS I ,� E nriching our Community e ",i =•° ifi -� $ I through Public Art 2015/2016 Why Art in Public Places Our mission is to integrate the arts into the greater community. The purpose is to stimulate cultural ., • ,, I interaction, education and economic development 4i X b selecting, siting, installing and maintaining ffry , by 9, 9� 9 g ' A. 4 *V F public art. ,_ hr. "Invasive Species" by Isabelle Garbani How We are Funded e rrZ y The City of Boynton Beach Art The Art in Public Places program is funded through x 0, a it6-5 °.� in Public Places is celebrating it's a one percent public art impact fee. As development o ninth year for the Avenue of the occurs, public art is integrated into the architecture, 1 Arts, on loan outdoor exhibit. The infrastructure, landscape and greenways throughout V. DAYS y program is designed to enliven East Boynton Beach. Ocean Ave., connecting the public a DayT to a "sense of place" in the City's Cultural District. Our Successes j • Public art in development projects Thousands of visitors have experienced the • International Kinetic Art Exhibit &Symposium Avenue of the Arts creating a cultural destination • Avenue of the Arts and economic development tool for the City. The • Exhibits in City facilities NMI Avenue of the Arts stimulates cultural interaction, • Support Boynton Beach Art District ' EMI attracts visitors and contributes to Boynton i 0 :#f Beach's revitalization. Our Dream Armi The vision for Art in Public Places Program is to Local, and national artists, submit their artwork for connect the cultural environment in Boynton Beach .. ' .- ,. y � , a ' the Arts Commission to select, and site, the year- long with the global community. , R a .. •# 1 outdoor exhibit. Artists are given a stipend to ship and install their artwork. All artwork is for sale with c ar t ` f b r 4 . the Art in Public Places program benefitting from a A + c : Eno �, ,¢ s 4 * r , � ' t `" commiss of the sale. X Callus to book a FREE V i 4 G ; At The Avenue of the Arts is an easy walkable tour 9� f ded Avenue o heArts tour .1 1 a .0 h i ; ° .1; Ile. along East Ocean Ave. encompasing ` ' " r ' • a g pasing five blocks for your group, class, organization or association. � iti' a s ' ' t I ' x � ma c, 4 between Seacrest Blvd. and Federal Hwy. All art * ` ` sites are lit with plaques that include the artist and ,, , r 0 ' sculpture name, description, medium and The City, of Boynton Beach Art in Public Places web site for r� cit of Boynton Beach • t . a � ' * i s ? ' ' � ,, 6 f ' more information. 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