Agenda 11-14-19 Agenda for Art Commission Meeting
Thursday, November 14, 2019, 6:30 -8:30 pm
at the Fire Station #2 Training Room
2615 West Woolbright Road, Boynton Beach, FL 33436
AGENDA:
I. CALL TO ORDER
II. ROLL CALL OF MEMBERS
III. AGENDA APPROVAL
IV. APPROVE MEETING MINUTES
A. October 10, 2019
V. INFORMATIONAL ITEMS FROM THE BOARD
VI. ANNOUNCEMENTS/REPORTS
A. October 19, 6-9pm BBAD Art Walk "Deep Ocean - Shore Reef', Reef Institute & Chasing Coral film
VII. PROJECT UPDATES/APPROVALS
A. City Hall Lobby black & white photographer review
B. "Heartbeat" Fire Station public art panels status
C. "Synesthesia" Interactive sounds review
VIII. INTL KINETIC ART EXHIBIT AND SYMPOSIUM REVIEW
A. Begin to submit artists/artwork information
IX. NEW BUSINESS
A. NONE
X. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
A. AiPP booth and Board attend Oct. 19, 6-9pm, BBAD "Gratitude"
• Avenue the Arts Color Effects with Cecilia exhibit promotion
B. Avenue of the Arts Opening Reception November 15, 5:30 - 7:30pm
• Location
• Logistics
• Attendance
XI. FUTURE BUSINESS
NOTICE
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AVENUE OF THE ARTS OPENING RECEPTION
Fri., Nov. 15, 5:30 - 7:30pm
the Avenue of the Arts
Opening Reception
of '° oIl�),ir by Cecilia Lueza
Enjoy refreshments and be the first to see the exhibit.
Exhlilblitlions City o', Boyintoin Beach
"Cavalcade" sculpture courtyard at 500 Apartments
101 . S Federal Hwy., Boynton Beach, FL 33435
EVENT PURPOSE:
The purpose of this event is to bring officials, cultural and tourism
executives, art patrons and collectors, media and social media influencers
to downtown Boynton Beach to learn about the businesses and new Town
Square redevelopment project. This effort will positively impact business in
the area.
EVENT LOGISTICS:
PARKING
Guest parking is located behind the 500 Ocean commercial space
accessible from SE 4th Street. 3 handicapped spaces at available in lot.
An ADA accessible ramp and walkway is available for guest to access
plaza from east end of parking lot. Additional access via walk though rom
parking lot to E Ocean Ave. An officer will be located at the barricades to
allow event guests to park. Docents and volunteers please park in other
parking locations to allow for guests to park in lot.
Additional parking is available in City lots north of Ocean Ave and along
street. See map.
Avenue of the Arts signs will direct guests to the 500 Ocean "Cavalcade"
sculpture plaza.
PLAZA ENTERTAINMENT
Check in table will be monitored by Ann Alexander and (need volunteer) to
check in guests who have RSVP'd. A list is provided with registered names.
If someone is not on the list please ask for their business card OR have
them sign in on the sheet with name, email and phone contact.
This is an invitation only event. Even though we do not have it gated we
can only screen the guests.
Each guest gets two drink tickets.
Under the courtyard covered are will be a bar with wine, beer and water
available and self serve lite bites.
In the courtyard high tops with glowing lights will be available for guests to
access. One 6' table is reserved for sponsored guest who cannot stand
during the event.
PRESENTATION
At approximately 6:15-6:30pm welcoming, announcements, and
introduction to Cecilia will be presented.
Cecilia will have a rotating visual only projection of her artwork on the wall
in the courtyard plaza.
Ambient music will play in the background.
AVENUE TOUR
The guests are encouraged to take a tour of the 5 sculptures along E.
Ocean Ave. Trained docents are stationed along the Avenue to guide
guests and inform them about the artwork.
Two six seater golf carts will be located in reserved parking spaces on the
south side of E Ocean Ave. a short distance from the courtyard. Docents
will encourage guests to take the tour. There are several golf cart drivers
that can accommodate the docents who bring guests to take the tour.
Docents have been trained about the new Avenue exhibit, the AIPP
program overview and the Town Square Redevelopment project.
Below is a talking points for the tour:
Welcome to the Avenue of the Arts "Color Effects" solo exhibition by
Cecilia Lueza. Before we board the golf cart (or walk the Avenue) I wanted
to tell you about the City of Boynton Beach Art in Public Places program. It
is funded by a 1% public art fee on development and redevelopment
projects built in the City. 1% is calculated on the development project's
construction value with 70% of the 1% staying in the project to create and
install public art. The 30% of the 1% funds the Art in Public Places
operations and programs such as the Avenue for the Arts, on loan, rotating
outdoor exhibition. The large sculpture titled, Cavalcade in the courtyard is
500 Ocean's contribution to the program and was funded by the 70% of the
1% fee. This sculpture is the tallest public art in Palm Beach County and
was created by world renowned sculptor, Albert Paley. This sculpture
attracts visitors to downtown Boynton and is a landmark for the 500 Ocean
project.
Continue on to the Avenue of the Art tour.
The Avenue the Arts rotates every year and serves as the Intl Kinetic Art
Biennial's year long exhibition. In October 2020 new kinetics will be
installed and in February 2021 the weekend event will take place. Keep
posted on Boynton BeachArt.org to learn more.
We are excited because when the Town Square redevelopment project is
completed we will have more Avenue the Arts sites available and the new
Cultural Center will be completed to host the indoor kinetic exhibition.
How many know about the new Town Square redevelopment project?
In 2017, the City formed a public-private partnership to redevelop 20 acres
in downtown Boynton Beach. Where City Hall was along Boynton Beach
Blvd. and Seacrest Blvd. will have a hotel and mix use with residential
above commercial spaces.
A new City Hall and Library building is being built at the corner of Seacrest
Blvd and E. Ocean Ave. with an open space with an amphitheater for
events.
The Historic High School is being renovated into a Cultural Center
surrounded by native landscaping showcasing the majestic kapok tree, the
Children Schoolhouse Museum will have new modern interactive
playgrounds, and a fire station with an energy substation to service the
Town Center.
Two large parking garages will accommodate visitors and residents. One
will feature an amazing and educational public artwork titled, "Deep Ocean
and Shore Reef" by emerging public artist Amanda Johnson. There are
several public art projects that will be installed as permanent features.
A 27' x 26' wide kinetic sculpture by internationally known Ralfonso.
Interactive plaza with stainless steel columns that emit sounds and light by
Don Gialanella.
To learn more visit the BoyntonBeachArt.org. https-//www.boynton-
beach.org/art/public-art-town-square-redevelopment
The Town Square and new artworks are scheduled to be competed Spring/
Summer 2020.
Continue with the Color Effects tour.
At the 211 location before turning back east stop and point out to guests
the Town Square project.
Docents:
Greeters: Ann Alexander + Jamie
Beth Valenza
Lisa Hartstein
Nancy Greenblatt
Pat Saunders
Patricia Gabaldon
Golf Cart Operators:
Jamie Alexander
Rick Harrison 758-0096
Larry Wolverton 704-7914
Harry Foster 294-1424
2020
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The City of Boynton Beach Art in Public Places presents the 2020 exhibit: Color
Effects with artist Cecilia Lueza. The Avenue of the Arts year-long solo exhibit
features five colorful geometric sculptures that capture the dynamic effects of
nature and resilience of the community.
At the Nov. 16 Boynton Beach Arts District Art Walk Cecilia will show a large scale
visual presentation of her sculptures on the Avenue of the Arts in downtown
Boynton Beach and share her extensive public art installation projects
throughout the country.
Beginning November 30th Art in Public Places will host FREE docent-led monthly
tours of the 5 sculptures including an Otocast app that connects the viewer to
the artist. Following the tour, free discounts and special deals from the area
business will be given to tour attendees who RSVP in advance..
Visit Boynton BeachArts,org exhibition page to RSVP for tour or request a private
group tour
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