Agenda 08-11-16Agenda ,
Thursday, August 11, 2016, 6:30 - 8:30 pm
at the Fire
Station #2 Training Room
AGENDA:
11. CALL TO • D, •
111111. ROLL OF '
APPROVALIV. AGENDA
APPROVEV.
A. July 14 minutes
B. Wed., Aug. 3, Art Showcase Reception and Award selection
A. NONE
A. NONE
A. Future planning strategy
B. Review marketing budget (September)
X. EXHIBITS
A. 2017/18 Albert Paley exhibit
A. AARP Citywide coloring opportunity
XII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
A. Avenue of the Arts artwork purchase proposal
A. NONE
REVISED 8/11/16
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Kinetic Art EventrPlanning
Establish direction for the International Kinetic Art Exhibit and Symposium planning and future growth
Components for the International Kinetic Art Exhibit and Symposium (Kinetic Art Event):
Dates: First weekend in February
A. Outdoor exhibit
• Cali to artists and invites to specific kinetic artists begin in April of event year.
• Goal is to select 10-20 iconic outdoor kinetic artworks that represent a wide variety of kinetic
artforms. Careful balance to curate exhibit consisting of artworks from international, national,
regional and local artists of a varying professional levels.
• Installed in September for a one year period on the Avenue of the Arts sites with additional for
the weekend event.
• Artists receive stipend , shipping reimbursement and installation assistance. Financial
compensation varies based on professional level of kinetic artist.
• included in ail aspects of event marketing and advertising.
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• Call to artists and invites to specific kinetic artists begin in June/August of event year.
• Goal is to select 60 + indoor kinetic artworks that represent a wide variety of kinetic artforms.
Careful balance to curate exhibit consisting of artworks from International, national, regional and
local artists of a varying professional levels.
• Installed the Thursday and Friday prior to the event weekend event. Artworks are removed
Sunday night of event weekend and packed to ship back to artist.
C. Site Specific Kinetic installations and special kinetic projects
• Curate special site specific installations and community interactive participation kinetic art
projects take place during the two day kinetic art event.
• Site specific and special community kinetic art projects to consider based on budgets and to
maximize awareness of the International Kinetic Art Exhibit and Symposium.
• Top priority for site specific installation and special community kinetic art projects that have
interactive activities during months of Sept., Oct. Nov., Dec, and Jan. leading up to event and
during the weekend.
• Site specific installation and special community kinetic art projects should all have an education
component, are free to attend and appeal to all demographics.
• Invite international, national, regional and local speakers to present engaging topics in the City
Hall Chambers. Topics for speakers range from kinetic art history, art forms, to the influence of
technological advancements and alternative energies. Educational presentation from
participating companies that include S.T.E.A.M. learning principals are considered. Presenters
can be artists, company representative, engineers, architects, scientists who connect the
presentation topics to Kinetic Art
• Seek unique kinetic art entertainment opportunities such as kinetic art dance performance,
video and light installations, immersive, interactive and experiential kinetic art forms.
• Event music should compliment the Kinetic Art experiences. Music categories such as jazz,
orchestral, acoustic and experimental. The International Kinetic Art Exhibit and Symposium is
not the place to host mini concerts during the weekend event.
• Since the entire Kinetic Art Event offers engaging one -of -a -kind visual art experiences threes
not need for specific youth workshops or activities. The goal for the Kinetic Art Event to have an
interactive component that youth and family (or people of all ages) can participate in together.
Activities such as:
"Scavenger hunt"type activity. For example offer two sided colored flyer prepared with
interactive activities for someone to complete by experiencing the event's diverse art
experiences. Once completed it and returned participants will receive an token award. i.e.
kinetic art promo item, button or pin.
Include kinetic art vendors such as artist who coffer original kinetic art of many forms including
jewelry, mobiles, kites, small kinetic artworks, garden artworks, op art 2D and 3D kinetic
artworks and objects.
• Vendors can participate in the exhibition space with their indoor kinetic fine art or in booth
spaces in other spaces through the event site.
• At key locations throughout the weekend event (outside entrances of indoor event spaces)
provide a "photo op" booth. The public can have give their 30sec comment about their
experience recorded on a iPad or iPhone. The video/image can be uploaded to the
IntlKineticArtEvent social media pages throughout the event.
• Include interpreters for deaf and hard of hearing people and services to enable all abilities to
attend the event.
• The goal for the food component for the Kinetic Art Event is to:
a. Provide convenience for event attendees (west end of East Ocean Ave.)
b. Not to complete with existing area restaurants and businesses
c. Promote area restaurant and businesses (event hours end prior to dining hours)
d. Food offering match art event branding - No food trucks or carnival food offerings
e. Food Court to have an upscale visual appearance
• The additional goal is to engage an individual or organization established in managing vendors
to implement the food court component for the Kinetic Art Event. This individual or organization
should be qualified to:
a. Organize the individual vendors including making sure they meet the City's special events
requirements such as: vendor licenses, business tax licenses, county health regulations and
certificates.
b. Managing the booth spaces with coordinating signage, tables, set up and break down times,
and to create a upscale presentation for the event.
c. Site plan for food court are including; booths locations, fire and risk requirements and
operations to comply to the City's special events requirements prior and during the event
d. Deliver a new and expanded audience to the event and have upscale food offering for the
event attendees.
e. Deliver popular food trends such as tapas style servings while not competing with traditional
area restaurant food offerings.
f. Price the food offerings under a $10 preserving price point and handle the money exchange
for the food offerings.
g. Individual and/or organizations can profit from the management of the food court
component.
h. Manage additional local beverage companies to participate in the event such as craft
breweries, wine and alcohol.
Expanding the International Kinetic Art Exhibit and Symposium
• Recommend review of the event evaluation and budgetary needs following the 2017 event.
• If feasible plan to expand event to begin in 2019* (2018/19 budget year)
• Plans for a 2017/18 Avenue of the Arts outdoor exhibit is proposed to feature Albert Paley's
International artwork (not kinetic).
Budgets and event expansion to reflect:
Artists and artworks
• Expand reach of limited art form category (national and international)
Increase artist stipend fees, shipping, installation and accommodations
• Increase event hours (or exhibit space) to include video installations
Increase in procuring kinetic art vendors
• Increase Kinetic entertainment offerings
• Increase in financial and operations (staff) for community Kinetic Art Projects
x Increase in presenter fees
Event Operations Staff
• Assistance for event operations planning and implementation
• Assistance for event marketing planning and implementation
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Operations/Manage
• Site planning (road closure, special event coordination)
• Tent set up/breakdown
• Food Court
• Electric Taxi's
Signage
• Banners
• Street pole banners
• Street signs
• Parking
Marketing
• Local ads
• Delivery of postcards
• Postcards at events
Other
• ED survey
• ADA interpreter for presentations
• Promotional item pinwheel with Kinetic logo for "scavenger flyer give away
SPECIAL EVENT BUDGET #SE1710
• Staff # to capture costs.
• Begin date and stop date for expenses April 2016 - Oct. 1, 2017
• 25hrs per week of PA managers time from June - Feb
• 42.50hrs per week of PA managers time from June - Feb
PUBLIC RELATIONS/MEDIA
Event components for PR strategy
• How to engage press
• How to engage City Commissioners/ Arts Commission board
Outdoor Exhibition
Kinetic Art installation
Fri., Oct. 14 - In Dewey Park located at 100 NE 4th St., Beju LeJobart, of West Palm Beach will be
installing custom created "Dudali Salsa". The sculpture is a 12' tall colorful PVC pipe couple dancing
in the wind with a third "dudali" on a bench appreciating the salsa dancing couple.
Oct. 17 - 19 - Kevin Duval of North Carolina will install "Jovial", a 14' colorfully dyed steel wind
driven rotating wheel mounted to a base and installed on top of the pedestal in front of the
Schoolhouse Children's Museum at 129 E. Ocean Ave.
• Nov. 1:
At 123 E. Ocean Ave., Craig Gray from Key West, will be installing his custom made 12' high kinetic
artwork titled, "Winds of Wine." It consists of a giant cork screw opening a coral stone wine cork
flanked by two "cork" benches for studying the artwork.
® (Art crew installing) Next to the historical Magnuson House at 213 E Ocean Ave. the kinetic
artwork titled, "Floral Improvisation" by Darren Miller, from Illinois, will be installed art
installation crew. It's deep purple color and whimsical movements resembles tropical plants
gently swaying in the breezes.
® Florida professor and kinetic artist, Antony Castronovo, will install "Moonflower", a custom
created robotic solar sculpture powers flowers to emerge from a central stalk with sensors to
allow them to move when visitor approach. It's location will be in the City Hall Parking lot at 100
E. Boynton Beach Blvd.
(Art crew installing) In front of the historical Jones Cottage at 480 E. Ocean Ave., 12' high "Leaf
Weathervane" with a 5'w x 3'd metal lace lazar cut leaf that spins delicacy in the slightest breeze
will be installed by an art installation crew. Doug Taylor from British Columbia created the kinetic
sculpture.
Custom created and fabricated from fiberglass, precision board veneer, mahogany and light ash
colored wood, Florida's Ron Schroer's "Well Blow Me Down, Popeye", artwork title was inspired
by it's horizontal sway movements. This 26' tall iconic kinetic sculpture will be installed be the
artist on the corner of E. Boynton Beach Blvd. and N Seacrest Blvd. at City Hall.
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• Participate in monthly mobile making workshops that contribute to Kinetic Intentions community tree
art project.(Elayna's mobile making workshops and weekend event interactive artwork) https:
www.facebook.com/ElaynaTobyArt/?fref=ts#
Workshop dates and Locations:
September 18th, 3:00 - 4:30pm
The Box Gallery 811 Belvedere Road, West Palm Beach
• October 9th, 3:00 - 4:30pm
Bootz Cultural Arts Center 420 S. State Rd 7, Suite 118, Royal Palm Beach
• November 9th, 7:00 - 8:30pm
Unity of the Palm Beaches, Temple Israel, 1901 N Flagler Dr, West Palm Beach
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• December 4th, 3:00 - 4:30pm
Juicy Creatives Studio Friends Meeting House 823 North A Street, Lake Worth
• Engage in the community collaborative, Kinetic Art Project, that utilizes alternative energy and up -
cycled objects
Feb. 3-5 weekend Special site specific
Don Redman, Santa Fe, MN - Four Winds - 1983 self powered, self generating kinetic sculpture
fully refurbished and hurricane Alicia impacted for the first time in 22 years!
• Stephan Radu Cretu, Bucharest, Romania - Two kinetic artworks built to showcase at weekend
event for the first time in the US market. Moon Fish (10'x 8'h x 2'w) and Reef Squid 10'x 10' x 10'.
• Anthony Castronovo, - Alachua, Florida professor and kinetic artist, will discuss New Trends in
Solar power photo voltaic architectural design, International festivals and robotic solar sculptures.
Eleonora Nicoletti - "Art and Architecture for Sustainability: the Role of Kinetics” discuss his
expertise in designs that combine visual engagement, energy efficiency and renewable energy in
the built environment with a focus on designing kinetics.
• Stefan Radu Cretu, Bucharest, Romania - PhD in Visual Arts at the National University of Arts in
Bucharest. He will emphasizes his obsession with progress, this fusion between nature and
technology that seems to be more and more the final goal of humankind.
Kinetic Art Awards presented Sun., Feb. 5, 3:30pm
• KAO International Kinetic Competitions - 0,,;t, 19 deadline Dec. 8 RR for virtual international contest
• Peoples Choice Awards - During weekend event
Entertainment
Noam Ben-Jacov, Netherlands, "Kinetic body -sculpture performances" Local dances from Kathy
Klein studio will perform interactive dances with kinetic artworks.
• Gold Coast Band
• Kinetic Art Project with artists, makers, educators and studentsBoca Bearings, Hack lab, BBHS
South Tech Academy and preparatory.
Indoor Kinetic ART Exhibition
• Ron Jaffe, Palm Beach, FL - Contemporary kinetic art forms though contemporary artists.
Interpreting famous artists in Kinetic art forms.
• Mohamadreza Yazdi - Iranian artist's Deep breathing artwork
• Bernard Zubrowski's simple but elegant mobiles
• Gregoire A. Meyer Video 3-D with the digital movement
Fri., Oct. 14, 3:30pm 4-5 BBHS students and a community volunteer will visit E Ocean Avenue for 1 st
docent Kinetic Outdoor exhibit training session.
November 13th, 3:00 - 4:30pm - Invite Mayor and Commissioners/Arts Commission to participate in
the workshop to engage press coverage (Shades of Culture)
Art -Sea Living, 112 South Federal Highway, Boynton Beach
With Health Communications, Inc. (HCI) and AARP
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Doesn't everyone need a break from the incessant stresses the world is presenting these days? Now,
residents of Boynton Beach are invited to "chill" and be a part of the massively trendy coloring craze and
get their artwork published! Specifically, for one of the upcoming books in the InkspirationsT" coloring
book series for adults, Inkspirations for Mindful Living: Creative Coloring to Relax, Recharge, and
Renew, an HCl and AARP collaboration. Here's how:
• One page from the book, which goes on sale in February 2017 will be shared with residents via
PDF download or hard copies which can be distributed at select public places i.e. library, City
Hall, etc.
• Artwork can be colored with colored pencils, gel pens, and/or markers and submitted by a
certain date.
• Ages 18 and over are eligible.
• Boynton Beach Arts Commission or other said entity will choose the top 10 finalists.
• The top 10 pages of colored art will be submitted to AARP in Washington, D.C.
• The Director, AARP Book Division will fly down and attend an event to announce the winner.
• Press coverage will be discussed which may include national announcement(s) from AARP and
from the publisher.
• Another announcement might be considered when the book is available to the public in
February.
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Timetable:
Thurs., Sept. 8 - Thurs., Sept. 29 - Logistics planned and in place: HCI web page developed and
published, hard copy flyers (with program and instructions) developed and available for distribution,
press release developed and approved by City.
Thurs., Oct. 6 - HCI and City Press Announcement of contest to begin Oct. 13 (contest 3 weeks)
Thursday, Nov. 3 - Deadline for contest submission (HCl prepare submissions for City Public Art Manager
present to the Arts Commission at the Nov. 10 meeting)
Thurs., Nov 10 - Arts Commission choose top 10 semi-finalists
Fri., Nov. 11-15 - AARP/HCI prepare presentation for announcement visual.
Thurs. Nov. 17 - Finalist announced (week before Thanksgiving) by AARP in Library with video stream via
periscope or FB live or TBD. Use large screen to show top 10 semi-finalists and finalist.
Jan. 3 - Book Published. HCI PR about book release. Book copy sent to top 10 finalists.
Dates subject to change based on AARP and HCl schedule approval.
Kinetic artist, Edwin Cheong wants to
donate his sculpture, "Bloomer Tree" to
the City's Art in Public Places program.
He spent quite a bit of funds shipping it to
the US and since it hasn't sold would like
to donate it for permanent placement.
Bloomer Tree
Flowers have, for the longest time,
possess a magical ability to lift up ones'
spirit and soul. Their bloom, when
gathered together, creates a heaven-sent
medicine to the soul. A artwork that uplift
the spirit of others would be my greatest
satisfaction.
Artwork specifications:
Dimension: 115H X 4'L x 2'W
1.2m(L), 1.2m(W), 3.5m(H)
Material: 316 Stainless Steel base and
all 25 flowers
Weighs 220lbs(100kg)
Valued at $80,000
(Original price $100,000)
Maintenance: The stainless steel used is
marine 316 grade and should not rust.
Bloomer Tree by Edwin Cheong on the East side
of Seacrest Blvd., the west side of City Hall.
For maintenance, simply clean with mildly detergent wet cloth will do.
Artist information: Edwin Cheong
Website: www.edwincheong.com
Website 2: hftp://cacgocollective.com/edwincheongstudio
Related completed kinetic works to this sculpture proposal:
hftp:!Noutu.be/t3n6E6zhhlo
Nationality: SINGAPORE http://en.wikipedia.o[g/wiki/Singapore
Address: 20 Newton Road, #10-03, Singapore 307953
+65-98002673
Email: edwin@edwincheong.com
PROPOSAL FOR KINETIC PERFORMANCE
FOR FEB. 3-5, 2017 INTERNATIONAL KINETIC ART EXHIBIT AND SYMPOSIUM
Title of the performance "Kinetic body -sculpture performances"):
Noam Ben-Jacov has been developing his 'body related work' (body -sculptures) for
more than 30 years. He focuses on creating the work and emphasizing the mental,
physical and movement; the human body becomes the 'motor', constructing and
building the objects around it. Participant and viewer are brought together: on one hand
the centre of the unit, however, on the other hand, also the viewer, watching the 'things'
happening around. He pays much attention to the overall contact between sculpture/
object & human body and movements, holding in mind the space surrounding it all. The
sound the 'work' makes, the restrictions it imposes are all incorporated into the holistic
experience of the sculpture. Ben-Jacov values a very personal mode of self-expression
and describes the associative nature of his work as allowing the work 'talk — to scream —
preferably to sing'.
Description of the performance:
One (or more) dancer(s) will perform a 10- 20 minute performance with my sculpture. When the
performance is in motion the sculpture and dance become Kinetic.A brief (2 minute)
announcement will introduce the performance.
Performance similar to ones shown in links provided:
hftps:ilyoutu.beIB5vlpALKauU
*hftps://youtu.be/srBHk2hiTZO`atlas'
Noam ben-jacov anna paulownastraat 18 ,1901 BV,castricum the Netherlands.
www.noamben-jacov.nl nbenjacov@ziggo.nl tell (home): 3(0)251 830270 (cell)
31611195927
Dance is one of history's oldest art forms and is now beginning to make a mark in
academia. Dance is dependent on God-given talent, inspiration and creativity to function
as a significant spiritual and educational force. The primary purpose of the dance
program at Palm Beach Atlantic University Dance Ensemble is to assist students in
turning their talent, inspiration, creativity and dedication into significant potential for
service to the development of dance culture. The PBA Dance Ensemble emphasizes
excellence by an adherence to high academic and performance standards and seeks to
provide its students challenging performance opportunities. The PBA Dance Ensemble
is a performing group directed by Kathleen Klein, PHD. Dr. Klein is the Founding Chair
for Dance at Palm Beach Atlantic University. She received her PhD. at Lynn University
in Boca Raton, FL. For more information on the Department of Dance at Palm Beach
Atlantic University, please call 561-803-2428
Kathleen Klein, PhD has been a leader in Dance for over 35 years and has been serving as the
Chair for all Undergraduate Dance students and as Dance Division Coordinator for the
Preparatory Department since the inception of the Palm Beach Atlantic University Dance
program (West Palm Beach, FL).
Klein received her professional dance training with a multitude of various artists in New England
and was employed by the School of Hartford Ballet in Connecticut after attending a rigorous
teacher -training program. Klein has an extensive background in all Dance techniques, Pointe
and Partnering, Dance Theory, Kinesiology, Dance History, Music Theory, Psychology and
Pedagogical Concepts.
In 1977, Klein began her professional dance career and performed professionally throughout
Europe, Latin America and the United States. Several years later, Klein founded the Institute of
Performing Arts in Lake Worth, FL. In 1986, her school eventually expanded to establish Klein
Dance- a "grass roots" non-profit Dance organization. This educational and training facility
served approximately 10,000 dancers over two decades and was well known in South Florida
for its ability to reach a student's highest potential through discipline, grace, imagination and
accomplishment. Klein also ran the Dance Department for Palm Beach Community College
(Lake Worth, FL) for six years and also taught dance technique and dance history courses at
Florida Atlantic University (Boca Raton, FL).
A Dance educator committed to community service, she is currently serving a three-year term
on the Board of Directors for the National Dance Education Organization and as a Grant
Panelist for the Florida Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs. She is also on the
CedC Leadership Team at the Palm Beach Cultural Council and is on the Advisory Board for
Ballet Palm Beach. Prior to her most recent appointments, Klein served two terms as Board
Member for the Florida Dance Education Organization.
Education:
Lynn University
Boca Raton, FL
Educational Leadership PhD
Florida Atlantic University
Boca Raton, FL
Master of Fine Arts
Florida Atlantic University
Boca Raton, FL
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Additional Studies:
London, England -
Royal Academy of Dancing
Hartford, CT
Hartford Ballet Teacher Training Program