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Agenda 01-12-23 City of Boynton Beach Art Advisory Board Agenda Thursday, January 12, 2023, 6:30 pm IN PERSON MEETING Boynton Beach City Commission Chambers 100 East Ocean Ave, Boynton Beach, FL 33435 Listen Only Via Zoom Zoom Meeting https-Hus06web.zoom.us/j/81407501380 Meeting ID: 814 0750 1380 +1-305-224-1968 Art Advisory Board Members Clovis Moodie, Vice Chair Cynthia Alexis, Board Member Courtlandt McQuire, Board Member Phyllis Pacilli, Board Member Ace Tilton Ratcliff, Board Member Sam Velazquez, Board Member Ellen Jones, Alternate Gregory Hartmann, Alternate City Staff Glenn Weiss, Public Art Manager Veronica Inberg, Public Art Coordinator Catherine Cherry-Guberman, Minutes Specialist I. Call to Order a. Roll Call b. Excused Absence Requests c. Appointment of alternate(s) for absent member(s) d. Agenda Approval or Amendments II. Approval of Minutes Motion: December 8, 2022 meeting minutes are approved as written or amended. (Ex. A) III. Informational Items from the Board IV. Public Comments Boynton Beach Art Advisory Board Agenda, January 12, 2023 Page 1 V. Announcements/Reports/Presentations A. Exhibitions a. Affordable Art Exhibition Sales b. Palm Beach County Teachers Exhibition in February B. Grants / Fundraising a. Announcement of NEA Grant at January 17, 2023 City Commission Mtg. b. Application to Mellon Foundation & Community Foundation C. Upcoming Opportunities a. Volunteers for Kinetic D. AiPP and Private Development. No Changes to December Update VI. Action Items Approval of Mural Completed Mural on Gator State Storage by Greg Mankis Motion: The completed mural is approved at Gator State Storage at 860W Industrial Ave. (Exhibit B) Request for a $5,000 Grant for the Mural at Gator State Storage by Greg Mankis Motion: The Art Advisory Board recommends a $ grant to State Storage to support the mural by Greg Mankis at Gator State Storage at 860 W Industrial Ave. 860 W Industrial Ave. (Exhibit C) Approval of Artists and Design Proposals for Sailfish Spinners Motion: The following artists and their proposals are approved for the Sailfish Spinners project. (Exhibit D) Review of Art Advisory Board and Public Art Report to City Commission Motion: The annual Art Advisory Board and Public Art Report is approved as amended for presentation to the City Commission. (Exhibit E) VII. Old Business Kinetic Update (Exhibit F) VIII. New Business Ordinance Dialogue IX. Future Agenda Items None X. Adjournment Attached Items Exhibit A: December 8, 2022 Regular Meeting Minutes Boynton Beach Art Advisory Board Agenda, January 12, 2023 Page 2 Exhibit B: Gator State Storage Mural Exhibit C: Gator State Storage Mural Exhibit D: Sailfish Spinners Exhibit E: Annual Art Advisory Board Report Exhibit F: Kinetic Update 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 opportunity to participate in and enjoy the benefits of a service, program or activity conducted by the City. Please contact the City Clerk's Office (561)742-6060 or (TTY) 1-800-955-8771, at least forty eight hours prior to the program or activity in order for the City to reasonably accommodate your request. Additional agenda items may be added subsequent to the publication of the agenda on the City's web site. Information regarding items added to the Agenda after it is published on the City's website can be obtained from the office of the City Clerk. The Board (Committee)may only conduct public business after a quorum has been established. If no quorum is established within fifteen 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 meeting shall be concluded. Board Members nay not participate further even when purportedly acting in an informal capacity. Boynton Beach Art Advisory Board Agenda, January 12, 2023 Page 3 Minutes of the Art Advisory Board Meeting Held on Thursday, December 8, 2022, at 6:30 P.M. In City Hall Commission Chambers 100 E. Ocean Avenue, Boynton Beach, Florida PRESENT: Clovis Moodie, Vice Chair Glenn Weiss, Public Art Manager Courtlandt McQuire Veronica Inberg, Public Art Phyllis Pacilli Sam Velazquez Ace Tilton Ratcliff Gregory Hartmann, Alternate ABSENT: Cynthia Alexis, (Arrived at 6:36 P.M.) Ellen Jones, Alternate I. Call to Order Vice Chair Moodie called the meeting to order at 6:30 P.M. a. Roll Call A quorum was present. b. Excused Absence Requests Mr. Weiss announced that Mx. Tilton was present online and had an excused absence due to medical reasons. c. Appointment of alternate(s) for absent member(s) Vice Chair Moodie appointed Board Alternate Gregory Hartmann to serve as a regular member in place of Board Member Cynthia Alexis. d. Agenda Approval or Amendments Mr. Weiss stated that he spoke with the City Clerk, the Assistant City Manager and two other Art Advisory Boards and a consensus was reached about an agenda policy. He reviewed the proposed policy and asked if the Board wanted to accept the policy. Vice Chair Moodie questioned item 4 of the Policy. Meeting Minutes Art Advisory Board Boynton Beach, Florida December 8, 2022 (Cynthia Alexis arrived at 6:36 p.m.) Vice Chair Moodie appointed Board Alternate Gregory Hartmann to serve as a regular in the place of Board Member Kelli Drum. Motion Dr. Pacilli moved to table the policy until the Agenda Policy Item 4 has been rewritten at the next meeting. Mr. Velazquez seconded the motion. There was consensus to table the policy to the next meeting. Motion Dr. Pacilli moved to approve the agenda as presented. Mr. Hartmann seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. Mr. Weiss will rewrite the Agenda Policy Item 4 to make its purposes more clear. II. Approval of Minutes Motion: August 11, 0022 October 13th meeting minutes are approved as written or amended. (Ex. A) Motion: Sept 15, 2 November 11th meeting minutes are approved as written or amended. (Ex. B) Motion Mr. McQuire moved to approve the minutes of October 13th and November 11th. Mr. Hartmann seconded the motion. Dr. Pacilli stated that she was present for the October 13th. Mr. Hartmann seconded the amendment. The motion passed unanimously. Dr. Pacilli stated, in reference to the November minutes, that the date on the agenda said November 15th and she came to City Hall to attend it, but there was no meeting. She then tried to attend the meeting on the 16th via Zoom, but could not get in because no link was provided to her. She stated that she tried to attend the meeting twice. Motion Mr. McQuire moved to approve the minutes as corrected. Ms. Alexis also stated she could not get into the meeting due to the link not working. There was agreement Ms. Alexis would receive an excused absence as well. 2 Meeting Minutes Art Advisory Board Boynton Beach, Florida December 8, 2022 Mr. McQuire recommended that the members be present in Chambers for the meetings and clarified that attending meetings via Zoom is for those members with medical conditions only. Mr. Hartmann seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. III. Informational Items from the Board Mr. McQuire commented that his second term expired. He recalled a year ago, that he was told he had to step down because his second term expired. He said that he lost his seat and position on the Board and he then received a call indicating there was a mistake and that he can rejoin the Board. He stated that he was aware that members serve two, two-year terms, but he pointed out that other Boards have members that have served for 9 or 10 years. He asked what the policy was and the back-up materials behind it. Mr. Velazquez commented that he stopped by the pawn shop approved for a mural, which was in progress. He took a picture and it really looks great and state thought that the shop had unique items. Dr. Pacilli said she agreed about the pawn shop. She stated that she spoke with Mr. Weiss about the Fraternal Order of Eagles on Federal Highway that will be undergoing roof repairs and painting. She suggested that perhaps after the Kinetic Symposium, Mr. Weiss speak to them about a mural. IV. Public Comments Jeff Oris, Assistant City Manager at Delray Beach, stated that he is the staff liaison for the Delray Public Art Advisory Board and he was present to observe and learn from the Board. He stated that he was present with Max Zengage, Chair of the Public Art Advisory Board. Earnest Mignoli, 407 NE 7th Street, Boynton Beach, stated that all that is going on is coming out of his and others' tax dollars. He said that a lot of the Boards are doing away with the audios and the recordings of the meetings and that it is problematic. He mentioned that the public is concerned about meetings and feel uncomfortable with 30 Police Officers around. He commented that a lot of people think the art is so great, but a lot of people feel differently. Mr. McQuire explained that public art is paid for by the 1% public art fee that developers pay and not public dollars. V. Announcements/Reports/Presentations A. Exhibitions (Exhibit C) 3 Meeting Minutes Art Advisory Board Boynton Beach, Florida December 8, 2022 B. a. Affordable Art Exhibition: Holiday 2022 Edition Veronica Inberg, Public Art Coordinator, reported that this event went well. She said that about 15 to 20 people came by and there were five sales totaling about $500. She encouraged the members to attend and check the Shopify account. Mr. Hartmann stated that he attended and there was nice art. He noted that the City does not take a commission on the sale of art, but does charge sales tax. Mx. Tilton commented that she appreciated Shopify being available to view the art online and it was a great option to have. b. City Hall Lobby Exhibit of Paintings by Etheard Joseph Mr. Weiss announced that the painting is still in the lobby of City Hall. Ms. Inberg provided the Cultural Center hours to the members. Mr. Weiss explained that part of the reason they used Shopify was for people to have the ability to buy the art and that they will use Shopify with the Kinetic Art and Symposium event as well. C. Grants / Fundraising a. Awarded $15,000 Grant by SouthArts Mr. Weiss stated that the new fundraising staff are doing a good job. He said that the City was awarded the SouthArts Grant, for the HOB Unity Project in 2024, and that they are working with the HOB Association on a project to bring people together and learn about the history generated by residential segregation in Boynton Beach 100 years ago. b. Kinetic Sponsorship Update Mr. Weiss stated that the final sponsorship total was $13,500. He said that they had about 14 contributors and that will result in seven pages in their booklet. c. Application to Bloomberg Foundation, Mellon Foundation & Community Foundation Mr. Weiss stated that in January/February, the above Foundations award grants. He explained each of the Foundations, how much mone thet have in grants, and what they are for. Vice Chair Moodie stated that the opportunities were exciting and praised staff for fundraising and the results. 4 Meeting Minutes Art Advisory Board Boynton Beach, Florida December 8, 2022 Mr. Weiss praised Tess LaCroix, City Grant Writer and Veronica Inberg, Public Art Coordinator. D. Upcoming Opportunities Mr. Weiss requested that if the members have volunteers to serve during the Kinetic Event, they should let him know. a. Volunteers for Kinetic Ms. Inberg noted that volunteers for the event have to be screened. She stated that she messaged several people, but has not heard back. Mr. McQuire stated that he will resend his list. E. AiPP and Private Development. See 12-5-2022 Update Report (Exhibit D) Mr. Weiss reported that there has not been much change in private development projects. Vice Chair Moodie inquired about bases. Mr. Weiss stated that he contacted them and he did not have an answer about the bases and that he would re-approach the developers to try and make it happen. VI. Action Items Approval of Updated Mural Design on Gator State Storage by Greg Mankis Motion: The mural design is approved at presented for Gator State Storage at 860 W Industrial Ave. (Exhibit E) Mr. Weiss explained that he received an update from Mr. Mankis who painted the circular pattern and that the pier image was simplified. There was discussion regarding the art exhibit. Motion Mr. Hartmann moved to approve the artist's proposal. Dr. Pacilli seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. Approval of Boynton Beach Extension Artwork by Chris Eliades Motion: The fence design is approved as presented for the Boynton Beach Extension (Exhibit F) (Images presented at Meeting) 5 Meeting Minutes Art Advisory Board Boynton Beach, Florida December 8, 2022 Mr. Weiss reviewed the location of where the art would go and the members viewed the two images he provided. Mr. Weiss stated that Public Works is paying for the fence design. Motion Dr. Pacillis moved to approve the first design. Mr. Hartmann seconded the motion. It was noted the fence design was temporary and would last for two years. The motion passed unanimously. Review of Location for Artwork Locations at the Pierce Motion: Artwork locations on the east and west side of the parking garage and the sculpture location at the southeast corner of the property as presented are approved. (Exhibit G) Mr. Weiss provided images of the artists' artwork at the proposed location. He explained that the Board had requested that there be a mural facing the railroad tracks and a sculpture on the corner, which was still planned. He discussed what was originally requested and requested that the Board recommend priorities, in terms of expenditures, because it would be tight getting the size and caliper they want. Vice Chair Moodie commented that the sculptures should be an appropriate size to align with the Calvacade sculpture across the street. Mr. Hartmann said that the sculpture is the most important piece and most important part of the budget, followed by the mural. He stated that he would like to see an old school design postcard theme, and a third art piece art on the entry. Mr. McQuire commented that the Pierce logo is not the Board's responsibility. He said that he thought that they were including the logo, as an artistic piece, but it is the brand and he felt like the developer was borrowing funds from the developers public art fund for the logo when it should come from the developers construction fund. He requested that Mr. Weiss request more bases from the developer, so they can add more art later„ He mentioned that he did not support the developer spending money on a monument sign, as it could be used for a bigger sculpture and garage sign. Motion Mr. Hartmann moved to approve the locations of the artwork for the Pierce. Mx. Ratcliff seconded the motion. Mr. Hartmann clarified that the entryway mural was last of his priorities, and it was $150K to install a sizable sculpture, and the same amount for the garage artwork, which leaves zero dollars. He commented that the third piece, if not removed, would be removed through attrition anyway. 6 Meeting Minutes Art Advisory Board Boynton Beach, Florida December 8, 2022 Mr. McQuire amended the motion to focus the budget on two pieces and noted that size is a priority. He noted that there would be a sculpture on the corner and a mural on the garage. Mr. Hartmann agreed with the amendment and seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.. VII. Old Business Kinetic Update Mr. Weiss stated that he was trying to get one artist back that received a commission from the University of Miami requiring art to be due in the same time frame as the Kinetic Event. He said that they were okay for indoor artists. He stated that Gabby Favitta, Events Director, will take on managing the VIP event and music for the events. He said that the first VIP Night Friday is January 27th, from 6 P.M. to 9 P.M., in the Cultural Center Gymnasium. He said that it is not invitation only, and they are not advertising it as an event. He explained that it will be more exclusive, celebrating the sponsors, like a party with a DJ, food, beer and wine. He said that the next day, the event will be open from 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. with music, from 11 A.M. to 5 P.M and people can see the work inside and walk around. He mentioned that they will have a few vendors so people can also shop and that the next day the event will be open from 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. with music commencing at noon. Mr. Hartmann played a short video, however, staff wanted to make a few revisions. Ms. Inberg stated that she will email the video to the members when Marketing gives the go ahead, and the members can then distribute the video on social media. The members thanked Mr. Hartmann for his work on the video. VIII. New Business Annual Report to the City Commission on January 3 Mr. Weiss commented that at the last meeting, the Board wanted to celebrate the grants received with the City Commission. He advised that this year, the City Commission wants a report of what the Board has accomplished and hopes to accomplish. He invited the members to attend. He noted that the January 3rd presentation to the City Commission was tentative. Mr. Weiss explained that while they are concentrating on kinetic, artwork currently under way will be completed. He said that if there are events, staff will let the members know. IX. Future Agenda Items None 7 Meeting Minutes Art Advisory Board Boynton Beach, Florida December 8, 2022 X. Adjournment Vice Chair Moodie wished all a happy holiday season. Motion There being no further business to discuss, Mr. Hartmann moved to adjourn. Dr. Pacilli seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. The meeting was adjourned at 7:39 p.m. r Catherine Cherry Minutes Specialist 8 Minor site plan adjustment Date: January 5,2023 RE:Gator State Storage Group Boynton Mural Grant Dear Mr. Weiss, We would like to apply for a mural grant for our building at 860 W Industrial Ave in Boynton Beach. We are excited to be a part of this community and are looking forward to updating the facade of the building and improving its curb appeal. We have contracted local artist Greg Mankis to design and paint the Mural. In consultation with Sherwin Williams, he will be using Superpaint& Latitude paints. Those paints have UV coating included. We also have an annual touch up agreement in place. We have also commissioned a local contractor to design & install new down lighting. We are excited to properly illuminate the area at night to showcase the art. Total cost for the mural is $17,377.06 Premium lighting plan design, material & labor$7,000 Thank you for your consideration. Thank you! —Y "Z(-64;k Adam Webster Managing Partner IIIIIIIIN STAMEN TEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII. �g 1 Ve NO � nY 1 Garay { i � u I w L W } t. 1k F�k> 1 t , �l)i � 1 tori c r F + � r� li r` } S a l r P t ,,, MEW10 . . . . .. . . Gator State Storage Mural by Gregory Mankis EXHIBIT B � (1 ��44i tt y i i > r A 4 e 5 ri i I, e r " y �l 4l�� rt 3 � t r �sS Mural Program City of Boynton Beach, Florida Boynton Beach M u ral Prog ram Recommended by the Art Advisory Board Prepared by the Public Art Division Adopted by the City Commission February 15, 2022 Adopted Feb 15, 2022 Boynton Beach Public Art Program Mural Initiative 1 Mural Program City of Boynton Beach, Florida Introduction In 2005, the City of Boynton Beach created the Art in Public Places program and designated the Art Advisory Board (formerly Arts Commission) to make program recommendations and approve public artworks by private owners and the City. In 2010, the Public Art Division commissioned its first mural in Sara Sims Park by a team of artists and then the second mural in Intracoastal Park. Private owners have sponsored murals on a few buildings - most recently at Sunnyside Dispensary and Leeward Luxury in the Downtown Cultural District. In the last 20 years, several Florida cities have utilized a mural program to improve the aesthetics of older buildings in their downtowns and warehouse districts. Miami, Hollywood, Lake Worth and West Palm Beach are a few examples. Miami's Wynwood District became a national tourist attraction. On November 19, 2020, the Art Advisory Board began researching mural programs as a possibility for Boynton Beach. On the June 15, 2021 City Commission meeting, the Public Art Division presented the research and basic recommendation for an FY22 Pilot program. The City Commission requested the Art Advisory Board recommend a detailed program and an ordinance to implement it. On February 15, 2022, the City Commission adopted the Mural Guidelines and the Mural Program and passed an ordinance modifying the Land Development Code on murals. Mural Guidelines and Land Development Regulations With the Mural Initiative, the City Commission approved Mural Guidelines incorporated into the Art in Public Places Guidelines and modifications to the City Administrative Code (Code) and a new Land Development Regulations (LDR). The guidelines and changes to the Code and LDR for murals are incorporated into the Mural Guidelines. On January 4, 2022, the City Commission modified the LDRs for signs and removed the section on murals and clarified a mural as a work of art and not a sign. Adopted Feb 15, 2022 Boynton Beach Public Art Program Mural Initiative 2 Mural Program City of Boynton Beach, Florida The Boynton Beach Mural Program The City of Boynton Beach establishes an initiative and administrative program to encourage the creation of outdoor murals through collaboration of the public, private and non-profit sectors. Murals enhance the visual appearance of buildings and sites. They reinforce the identity and pride of the whole city; its many micro-districts and neighborhoods; and its many diverse communities. The stories told through murals present the City's history and contemporary goals and ideas. Participation of residents, employees, business owners and students in the planning and/or execution of murals increases the positive relationships between citizens. After a few years, Boynton Beach will be known as a City with a beautiful and meaningful set of murals throughout the City that reflect its peoples, cultures and artists. Types of Collaboration The Mural Initiative will prioritize collaboration in the planning, making and funding of the murals. The types of collaborations include: • Private property owners with a goal to enhance their buildings and contribute to the quality of the area. Community Redevelopment Area Downtown Cultural District Micro-districts such as Brewery, MLK Blvd, Industrial Way, Bethesda Hospital • Neighborhood associations, and both informal and legal homeowner associations. • Common interest groups by ethnicity, national origin, history, religion, sports, hobbies, business type, etc. • School-aged children through schools, scouts, sports, clubs and recreation facilities. • Non-profit service organizations including sororities, fraternities, children's services, CDC, etc. • City departments and other government agencies. • Artists or artist associations. • Foundations, fiscal sponsors and other donors. Matching Mural Grants: Private Propertx To encourage murals in the City, the matching grants for excellent murals on privately-owned buildings and sites will be made available based on appropriated city funding. All these murals must be guaranteed by the building or site owner for a minimum of five years with maintenance and repair if necessary. As funds are available, the Art Advisory Board will review applications for mural grants. The grants can support a maximum of 50% of the mural costs or a maximum of $5,000. For commercial buildings located in the CRA district, owners may also apply for a grant through the CRA's "Commercial Property Improvement Grant Program". The CRA funds can be used to match the Public Art Funds. Mural Donations: Public Propertx To spark community engagement and responsibility for new murals, non-profit organizations, neighborhoods and community groups can propose new murals. Private donations and volunteer participation will be encouraged to enhance the scale and quality of the murals. These donations will be deposited in the Public Art Fund and used for the appropriate mural. Adopted Feb 15, 2022 Boynton Beach Public Art Program Mural Initiative 3 Mural Program City of Boynton Beach, Florida Securing the Wall or Surface As a program of the Public Art Division and the Art in Public Places program, the surface for the murals will be secured by: • Lease the Building Wall: 5 Year Commitment • MOU with Government Agencies: FDOT, School District • MOU with City Departments: Recreation, Public Works Evaluation Criteria for Murals, Sites and Collaboration The following criteria will be used to evaluate new murals for participation in the mural initiative. • Strong theme related or appropriate to the location in Boynton Beach • Interactive or selfie quality • Experienced and talented mural artist painter or manager • Pedestrian area with a clear viewfrom street, railroad or intercoastal • Existing sealed wall • Cost per square foot • Quality of materials to remain in excellent condition for at least five years • Lighting • For community participation in mural painting o preference for 4 to 8-foot tall murals without the need for a lift or scaffold o safe work area and does not require street lane closure. • Satisfies the Mural Guidelines of the Art in Public Places Guidelines Identifying Projects The opportunityto participate in the mural initiative will be promoted through the press, social media and direct inquiry by email or other means. • Promotion to artists, property owners and non-profits • Inquiries to City Departments: Recreation, Community Standards, Planning, Public Safety Possible Projects • Forest Hills Park Soundwall Mural: Work with neighbors and park users. • Water Quality Lab: A new mural facing Congress Ave created in collaboration with Water Utility staff and Congress Middle School students working with an artist. • Downtown Cultural District murals with private property owners • Oceanfront Park FPL Solar Shade Structure Bases: All the bases along the park. Call for painting ideas. No fee for the proposal. Examples o Feet and calves/Shoes and pant legs. Looking into the pool. Dogs, cats, chickens, etc. at full size. Pirate treasure. Turtle eggs. A million ants. One sea turtle. The back of Atlas. • Barrier Free Park FPL Solar Shade Structure Bases. Colorful abstract art. • Handball Court Walls at Hester Park. • Basketball Court Murals • MLK Blvd: Plan murals with the community on private property. • Brewery micro-district murals • Caribbean imagery murals • Tile mural with an installation company • Welcome to (insert neighborhood name) Postcard Murals. 8 feet tall by 12 feet long. Adopted Feb 15, 2022 Boynton Beach Public Art Program Mural Initiative 4 Mural Program City of Boynton Beach, Florida Future Projects • Unity Wall Murals for 100th Anniversary of Boynton Segregation - 2024 (Proposed by Victor Norfus) Perhaps Dennison Pool Foundation Wall • Wells Landing Murals. Construction will be complete in 2023 Pilot Year of Mural Program Beginning in FY22, the Public Art Program initiates a pilot mural program to enhance the City, strengthen communities, and add to the success of micro-districts. New murals will be collaborations with private property owners and/or communities. The pilot year is funded with $20,000 from the Public Art Fund Adopted Feb 15, 2022 Boynton Beach Public Art Program Mural Initiative 5 Mural Code Boynton Beach Mural Proposal Form Building Name: Gator State Storage Property Address: 860 W. Industrial Ave Applicant Name: Adam Webster Adam@statestoragegroup.com 440-315-9099 Applicant Email Phone: Submission Date: 1/5/22 Proposed Installation Date: 1/5/22 Property Owner's Name: Gator State Storage Boynton Beach LLC Owner's Contact Person Adam webster Email Adam@statestoragegroup.com Business(es) on the Property: Self Storage Artist Name: Greg Mankis Artist Website: Gregmankis.com Artist Email: Design@gregmankis.com Artist Phone : 216-650-3924 Mural Location: West wall facing Industrial Ave (Example: Southern wall facing Ocean Ave) Mural Type: Painted (Example: Painted) Mural Material: Sherwin Williams Superpaint & latitude (Example: Sherwin Williams Exterior Ultra) Underlying Surface: Stucco (Example: Painted stucco on concrete block) Mural Lifespan: 20 years (annual touch ups scheduled) By signing, the property owner agrees to the application and will abide by the Mural Guideli s 01/05/2023 Signature of Property Owner Date of Signature Adopted Feb 15, 2022 Boynton Beach Public Art Program Mural Program 6 GINVOICE Greg Mankis Design INVOICE# 12212201 www.gregmankis.com DATE: 12/21/2022 Greg Mankis LLC DUE BY 12/31/2022 401 E Las Olas Blvd Suite 130-634 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 design@gregmankis.com To Dave Heil State Storage Group Mural Location: 860 W Industrial Ave Boynton Beach, FL 33426 davejheit@statestoragegroup.com ITEM DESCRIPTION NOTES TOTAL PAINT Sherwin Williams - Super Paint Et Latitude list provided $1720.19 RENTAL ABC Rentals - 30' lift - 5-week rental $2120.20 RENTAL Enterprise - vehicle rental - 8-day rental for guest artist $557.43 FLIGHT United Airlines - for guest artist Mike Sekletar for guest artist $417.20 ASSISTANTS Sekletar (42hrs)Alvarado (10hrs) Reyes (34hrs) Avg $25.58/hr $2200 MATERIAL Wall prep, paint tools, cleanup, supplies $731.05 EQUIPMENT Epson EX10000 Multimedia Projector* $1390.99 GREG MANKIS 206 hrs - design, prep, paint, manage, promote* Artist Fee $8240 .see notes at bottom for list of extras included SUBTOTAL 17,377.06 TAX/FEES N/A TOTAL 17,377.06 *INCLUDED: DIGITAL CONTENT- photos, reels, Instagram, videos, unique web page, media content ADDITIONAL WORK- will paint the window shutters during/after installation SERVICE AGREEMENT - annual touch-up available at material cost + $25/hr EPSON PROJECTOR - available for all future projects at no additional cost THANK YOU! MAYTIN VENTURES LLC Rolls- rop&gmail.com 720 SW 31St St Palm City, FL 34990 Prepared for: 954.235.2589 Boynton Beach Gator State Storage Date: 01/05/2023 Payment Schedule: 50% at start remainder upon completion Description Qty Cost Net MATERIAL _________________________________________________________________________ LED Lamp 8 $200 $1600 ________________________________ Misc Wiring support Equip 1 $500 $500 Misc Box and Hardware 1 $500 $500 _________________________________________________________________________ Support equipment i.e. 4 $50 $200 sensors ________________________________ Equip Rental 3 $300 $900 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LABOR Light install 1 $3000 $3000 Fuel Surcharge 1 $500.00 $300 ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ TOTAL $7000 THANK YOU FOR YOUR BUSINESS D H m_ X + >> W LL i � t ,s { i i i rr Ht il', Si)tl�l�is O OD - 3 L ,t t r O U N I� X � N � U U C C r—I Ln z ol �sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssl t��m rrrrrrri uuuuuuuflflflm lei s� 0 a « _ o e- m m oQ, x0 CL CL aa " NJ B : 4 20 I e % C3 � l�� 1 Q � 1 f F CD CD N AQ++ •0 W L � a cy N t o V _ "I O75 .. - r W iS$ f IMF �� £t S)S )f i7�! ���"-�-,F-�`��"i��- „�tj� a#�5���������56 '��iuii�l.��, 3 - A;A1}} , { a 7����1 7� v+1 it-(1 I7��i���f t 7`••„�;, Sr 7r; i i - !' 1 , 71£7 � P�7�+11'7 S1i)v("r7r1 r� t7t tf�r}lYli `�s77 t All, V da3tu;i���14 { �f ' st slir (( tt ks r gal co b Cl) r �x L •1 r ` 5� ��` F } L- 41111 n CD �/f/�� `.1'`AiA� 7W\i(�774' '` S`trf7iG r7 ti70.t`t 1 r 7 S,{r'a1 a 'i V - ir'�RQ sri t t b i?aJ�.i" } �i }��� } i�S t, s 4 � {�(t'}1rIP ■� fr7,1i D H m_ 2 W Ef Y.y W tjf�t i �r 1 N O O m a W � f cc F Ji i ii r ( f1 t > s ity} i W yya ��k �;tit � 't � I ti�` t1'� •� � + 4 D H m_ 2 X W i 1,112, —J11 d f I , t � I 4t. d� { I� its � f i i t ilo tU F �r C L C t . r„ ca a � Q a o +� o � � m Q � »�7 �4ti W - �� r tt I tw t iY P =;n � 4 is ��is� t•.` t� is �\S l i �-, �- - sttt S t y {` t I� ��i�•�. m�.s ria �,` '= 4= L 4 4.• ,xtr. Cc C13 'a r 4 r D H OD W 0 F r y i t � nss �y t L ,f b O , �� (� L1..1 ' I m Q C t` { � t i x1 LLI t � } 4 x, t s`y� � o tit 1 rri� txS,. fir a �}{it' i1 his f Si AFF,s W-h OP � u x ai ii r w , t� tii, h= h� d s;r ++ U) O O Luj .r.+ i �,ate�'1 - ■I ■ ■� A uj 0 7 2 �2 2 L�:i � ,t"i W rtE r � m ak m M,"�' A• ��: M4 �1u,tra p.3 ' �. � ° M JI a � ; y 7 t L .VA } __ F '''' 1ti j Y - T4� y ; _ ■ ■ , at m ,n Nt D H W �s - __ Iv CD g # ����� Gt4 {#t ?kF •` ' r t i r tr �} i �bY � li f. ■yyam� - cc Co G C rE W Q G 2022 Achievements EXHIBIT E Art Advisory Board Annual Report January 17, 2023 Art Advisory Board Members Clovis Moodie, Vice Chair Cynthia Alexis, Board Member Courtlandt McQuire, Board Member Phyllis Pacilli, Board Member Ace Tilton Ratcliff, Board Member Hector(Sam) Velazquez, Board Member Ellen Jones, Alternate Gregory Hartmann, Alternate Former Members in 2022 Kelli Drum Martin, Board Member/Chair Marcia Levine, Board Member/Vice Chair Staff Glenn Weiss, Public Art Manager (Full-Time) Veronica Inberg, Public Art Coordinator(Part-Time) Meetings Twelve monthly meetings held on the second Thursday of each month at 6:30 pm in the City Commission chambers and one special meeting for the Recreation Master Plan 2022 Actions by the Art Advisory Board Mural Ordinance, Policies and Commissioned Murals • Written by the Art Advisory Board and Adopted/Approved by the City Commission • Advertised the program to property owners and local artists. • Approved a mural by artist Kristen Pavlick (Delray Beach) for Delray Pawn at 3377 S Federal Highway. The Art Advisory Board approved a $5,000 grant to match the $10,000 by the owner. • Approved a mural by Greg Mankis (Fort Lauderdale)for Gator State Storage at 860 West Industrial Way. No grant requested. Collaboration with City Departments • Approved mural by artist Tracy Guiteau (West Palm Beach)for the Amphitheater at Sara Sims Park. Artwork completed. • Approved art research by artist Jacoub Reyes (Orlando)for Eco Park. Completion in 2024. • Artist Gary Moore (Fort Lauderdale) hired to develop a public art project with the Solid Waste Truck Drivers. Completion in 2023. • Approved mural for Boynton Beach Extension fence by artist Chris Eliades (Boynton Beach). Installation in January 2023. Collaboration with Public Works. Art Advisory Board Annual Report,January 17, 2023 1 1 P a g e 2022 Achievements EXHIBIT E Private Development Art in Public Places • Approved mural by artist team Kolo Collaborative (Denver, CO) for Neurobehavioral Hospital at 4905 Park Ridge Blvd at Beta Dr. Mural Complete. • Approved sculpture by Andrew Kovacs (Los Angeles, CA) for Oakwood Square at 320 N. Congress Ave for Edens. Concrete of sculpture complete. Needs painting and landscaping. • Approved mural location for future mural at Boynton Beach Office Condo at MILK& Federal Highway • Approval of sculpture locations for the public art at the Broadstone Apartments at 212 S. Federal Highway. • Approval of sculpture and mural location for the public art at the Pierce Apartments at Ocean Avenue and Federal Highway. • Followed the garage artwork by Mark Fuller (Palm Beach Gardens) at Riverwalk Development at Woolbright and the Intracoastal. • Reviewed and recommended amendments to the Art in Public Places guidelines for Private Development. Kinetic Biennial • Reviewed and approved artwork for the Kinetic Biennial Public Art Staff with Review by Art Advisory Board Arts &Cultural Center Exhibitions and Events • Black Creativity in Palm Beach County,January-March. • Art and Autism with FAU CARD, April • Second Career Artists, May-June • Recreation and Parks Photo Contest and Invited Photographers, July-August • Boynton Beach Quilters, September-October • "Out of this World"fashion by Azul, September-October • Affordable Art Show, November-December • Art gallery style spot lighting installed on the second floor gallery in September • Artist lectures by Izel Vargas and Andrew Kovacs City Hall Lobby Exhibitions • Paintings and Sculpture by Luiz Montana and Leslie Ortiz (West Palm Beach) (Banners were displayed on Ocean Avenue of the artists sculptures for 6 months) • Sister Cities Student Art Contest • Paintings by Izel Vargas (Delray Beach) • Painting by Ethread Joseph (West Palm Beach) • Paintings by Lisette Cedeno (West Palm Beach) All exhibitions met the Art Advisory Board goals for ethnic diversity and supporting local artists. Art Advisory Board Annual Report,January 17, 2023 2 1 P a g e 2022 Achievements EXHIBIT E Fundraising for Public Art Programs by City Staff Grants (All First Time Grants) • National Endowment for the Arts, 2023 Kinetic Biennial, $20,000 • South Arts, Atlanta, Heart of Boynton Unity Project, $15,000 • State of Florida Cultural Affairs, All Public Art Programs, Good Ranking for State FY24 Budget Earned Income • Kinetic Biennial Sponsorships and Catalog Advertisements: $13,000+ In-kind • Primetime After School Teaching at Galaxy Elementary: $8,500 Public Art Program Media and Outreach • Sun Sentinel Article, Second Career Artists Exhibition • Weekly Facebook and Instagram Postings • Monthly BoyntonArts e-Newsletter • FunFair and Water Utility Bills • Developed Collaboration with Heart of Boynton Association for the 2023 Boynton Unity Project Updated Branding and Graphics BoyntonArts • New Logo • New Social Media Hashtag: #boyntonarts Formerly: Boynton Beach Art in Public Places or Public Art Kinetic Biennial • Updated Logo • New Social Media Hashtag:#kineticbiennial Formerly: Kinetic Art Exhibition and Symposium BoyntonArts.org • Updated webpages on City Website Art Advisory Board Annual Report,January 17, 2023 3 1 P a g e 2023 Projections EXHIBIT E 2023 Projected Actions by the Art Advisory Board Policies • Reviews and recommends amendments to Art in Public Places Guidelines • Reviews and recommends artwork location plan Mural Program • Encourage and approve at least 3 new murals in the City • Approve and celebrate mural by Kristen Pavlick (Delray Beach) for Delray Pawn at 3377 S Federal Highway Collaboration with City Departments • Approve, complete and dedicate public art project with the Solid Waste Truck Drivers by artist Gary Moore (Fort Lauderdale) Collaboration with Public Works. • Complete Boynton Beach Extension fence by artist Chris Eliades (Boynton Beach). Collaboration with Public Works. • Approve and complete Gobo projections on back of Art and Cultural Center. Collaboration with Parks • Approve and complete artist wraps for traffic cabinets. Collaboration with Public Works. • Recommend ideas for Welcome to Boynton signage/artwork. Collaboration with City Manager's Office. • Design for northwest corner of MLK and Federal Hwy after demolition. • Design of sidewalk enhancement for Public Works sidewalk projects including MLK Private Development Art in Public Places • Approves and dedicates finished mural by artist team Kolo Collaborative (Denver, CO) for Neurobehavioral Hospital at 4905 Park Ridge Blvd at Beta Dr. • Approves and dedicates finished sculpture by Andrew Kovacs (Los Angeles, CA) for Oakwood Square at 320 N. Congress Ave for Edens. • Approves and dedicates finished garage artwork by Mark Fuller (Palm Beach Gardens) at Riverwalk Development at Woolbright and the Intracoastal. • Approve mural design selected for Boynton Beach Office Condo at MLK& Federal Highway • Approval of sculpture selected for the public art at the Broadstone Apartments at 212 S. Federal Highway. • Approve artwork designs and/or artwork locations for several private developments including the Pierce, Hyperion,the Villages,Town Square Apartments, Bethesda Hospital and others. Kinetic Biennial • Volunteer for the Kinetic Biennial Kinetic Biennial Phase 2: Spinning Sailfish • Approve and dedicate 6 painted sailfish by 6 Palm Beach County artists in March 2023 Art Advisory Board Annual Report,January 17, 2023 4 1 P a g e 2023 Projections EXHIBIT E Public Art Staff with Review by Art Advisory Board Kinetic Biennial • Install 12 outdoor Kinetic sculptures for display between Jan-Nov, 2023 • Hold the Kinetic Biennial festival weekend on January 28-29, 2023 • Host the VIP Opening of the Kinetic Biennial on January 27, 2023 Unity Project with Heart of Boynton Assoc. • Develop programs, events and community collaborations with Heart of Boynton Assoc. • Select and hire artists for February 24, 2024 "Unity Day" Arts &Cultural Center Exhibitions and Events • Art Teachers of Palm Beach County, Febuary-March. • Art and Autism with FAU CARD, April • Haitian American Art, May-June • Recreation and Parks Photo Contest and Invited Photographers, July-August • Hispanic American Art, September-October • Affordable Art Show, November-December • Other exhibits on the second floor gallery in September • Artist lectures to be determined City Hall Lobby Exhibitions • Paintings by Lisette Cedeno (West Palm Beach) • Other Paintings in Lobby to be Selected All exhibitions meet the Art Advisory Board goals for ethnic diversity and supporting local artists. Fundraising for Public Art Programs by City Staff Grants (All First Time Grants) • National Endowment for the Arts, Our Town Grant • State of Florida Cultural Affairs, All Public Art Programs, Good Ranking for State FY24 Budget • Community Foundation for Palm Beach County, Unity Project with Heart of Boynton • Mellon Foundation, Unity Project with Heart of Boynton Earned Income • Primetime After School Teaching in Boynton Beach Public Art Program Media and Outreach • Kinetic Biennial: 6,000 free catalogs, door hangers/posters, social media boosting, 1-95 billboard • Press Release Drafts to PIO Office • Weekly Facebook and Instagram Postings • Monthly BoyntonArts e-Newsletter • FunFair and Water Utility Bills • Develop Collaboration with Heart of Boynton Association for the 2023 Boynton Unity Project Art Advisory Board Annual Report,January 17, 2023 5 1 P a g e Kinetic Biennial Update: Jan 9, 2023 EXHIBIT F Short Summary The free 6th Kinetic Biennial returns to downtown Boynton Beach on the weekend of,January 28 & 29, 2023. A display of 34 outdoor sculptures and op art murals can be toured along East Ocean Avenue between City Hall and Boynton Beach Marina. The Art and Cultural Center features indoor art exhibitions, artist talks and video room while food trucks, live bands and artist vendors fill Centennial Park. Since 2013, the City of Boynton Beach has produced the world's only free, public art exhibit and symposium dedicated to kinetic art and design by contemporary artists. Kinetic art is visual art with actual motion or the feeling of motion that is fascinating to watch. Artworks range from 40-foot sculptures moving in the wind to tiny figures emerging from a suitcase to optical illusions to bike wheel art by Galaxy Elementary. Kienticbiennial.org boyntonarts.org #kineticbiennial #boyntonarts 61" International Kinetic Biennial since 2013. Only public art Kinetic Biennial in the world. FREE to Everyone. No admission. 6,000 free catalogs and walking tours printed. What is Kinetic Art? For the 2023 Biennial, kinetic art is defined as visual art, participatory art and experiential art where real motion, the illusion of motion, or the feeling of motion is an essential attribute of the aesthetic content of the artwork. Hours Indoor Exhibitions and Food Trucks 10 AM to 6 PM on Saturday, ,January 28 11 AM to 5 PM on Sunday, ,January 29 Outdoor Live Music Low Ground & Deep Fried Funk on Saturday, ,January 28 Vibes Farm on Sunday, ,January 29 Food Trucks Taco Vera Cruz, TMI, Kona on Saturday, ,January 28 That's Amore, TMI, Crazy Cuban, ,Jujus on Sunday, ,January 29 Location: Downtown Boynton Beach Kinetic Biennial Update: Jan 9, 2023 EXHIBIT F Indoor Art: Boynton Beach Arts and Cultural Center at 125 East Ocean Ave, Boynton Beach Outdoor Art: Downtown Cultural District from City Hall at Seacrest Blvd to the Intracoastal Marina on East Ocean Ave. A total of 34 sculptures and murals to visit anytime. A little longer than % mile or a 15-minute walk. 20 restaurants, cafes, and sandwich shops. Parking: Use 200 NE 1 st St, Boynton Beach on Google Maps to enter large parking lots Access By Car: Boynton Beach Blvd 1-95 Exit or Federal Highway. For Parking, use 200 NE 1 st St, Boynton Beach on Google Maps By TriRail: Palm Tran Bus 73 from TriRail Boynton Beach station. By Palm Tran: Bus 70 between downtown Delray Beach and Lake Worth on Federal Hwy Kinetic Biennial Details Outdoors 13 New Outside Kinetic Sculptures and Op Art Vinyl Murals for 2023 plus 21 existing sculptures and murals in Downtown Boynton. On display january- November 2023. Boytnon Beach Arts & Cultural Center and City Hall Art 18 Artists Exhibition in Arts & Cultural Center. On display,January 28 & 29, 2023 4 Artist Talks and Panel Discussions Continuous videos of kinetic art and wind technology from around the world Galaxy Elementary School Kinetic Art from Bicycle Wheels Funding from City of Boynton Beach Public Art Fund and National Endowment for the Arts. Major sponsorships by Isram Reality Group, Baptist Health South Florida, Cultural Council for Palm Beach County and South Florida PBS. Most artworks are for sale via a Shopify website. All dollars go to the artist. No City percentage of the sales. Outdoor artists paid $1 ,500 and up to a $1 ,000 for shipping costs. Indoor artists are provided a $100 honorarium. Never seen in South Florida In-person: Available for an Interview with the artwork. • ,Joseph Choma: New FAU Director of the School of Architecture. Holds several patents on folding fiberglass to build sculptures and buildings. First installation in south Florida. Kinetic Biennial Update: Jan 9, 2023 EXHIBIT F • NEON: Exciting young public artists from the UK utilizing new computer- aided production methods and new materials to make walls and buildings covered with hundreds of "paddles." moving in the wind. First installation in the USA. • Bruce Shapiro: Phone APPS let the owner design patterns of sand in tables. A computer-controlled magnet under the table guides a steel ball through the sand to make the drawings. Special Boynton Event - strands of steel balls swirl in motion from the 22-foot Arts & Cultural Center ceilings. • Alex Rodriguez: Dentist from Atlanta who self-taught himself kinetic art for bike wheels. Boynton Beach is his first work outside of Atlanta. His techniques are being taught to 4 & 5th graders at Galaxy Elementary. The Galaxy student work will be displayed at the Kinetic. In-person south Florida artists: Available for Interviews with the artwork • Laurence Gartel: World famous pioneer of computer-drawn graphics reveals his large-scale Op Art backdrop for the BB Amphitheater. Boynton is branding its amphitheaters with artist backgrounds. Palm Beach County artist Traci Guiteau designed the walls of the Sara Sims Park amphitheater in 2022. • Miami Kinetics: A group of Miami-based artists making work on the borders of kinetic and op art. Carlos Rancano paintings of out-of-focus moving faces. Sinisa Kukec asks visitors to throw rocks to dent golden panels. Sterling Rook's 1 1 -foot archway with palm fronds blowing in the wind. Wuilfredo Soto plexiglass sculptures investigate the ideas of Venezuelan master artist Carlos Cruz-Diez. Frank Hyder translucent fiberglass human figures with programmed LEDs traveling like blood. • Sean De Freitas: Artist from Trinidad, living in Fort Lauderdale, well known for his costumes. At the Arts & Cultural Center, his huge hooped kinetic dress will be lit up dramatically in the black box stage. Other unique works. (Artist not in Boynton Beach for the Biennial) • Dadang Christanto, Indonesia: One of the most respected contemporary artists from Asia. Mr. Christanto gave BoyntonArts permission to make a new version of his 2006 installation in ,Japan. BoyntonArts will install 20 Balinese whirligigs and noise makers to keep birds out of rice fields. First remaking anywhere. • Markus Schmolz, Berlin: Berlin artist known for his opt art postcards sold under BIZAAR brand. A second layer of clear plastic on the postcard cannot be rotated to make the optical effect of motion. • ,Jim Bond, UK: Strange mechanical sculpture with a single eyeball that blinks. • Daniele Frazier, Brooklyn: Four giant hibiscus-shaped windsocks will fly on flag poles at City Hall and the funny 20-foot-tall air dancers of a hammer and nail. Kinetic Biennial Update: Jan 9, 2023 EXHIBIT F Inside Bruce Shapiro, Edina, MN Carlos Rancano, Miami, FL Chris Eliades, Boynton Beach, FL Diego Ruiz Acosta, Spain Frank Hyder, Miami, FL Glen Farley, Norway Guy Beckles, Boca Raton, FL ,Jim Bond, United Kingdom Karolina Masziewicz, Los Angeles, CA Lu Lyu, Pittsburgh, PA Michelle Drummond, Delray Beach, FL Mohamdreza Yazdi, Iran Sean De Freitas, Fort Lauderdale, FL Sean Ward, Wichita, Kansas Sterling Rook, Miami, FL Tom Brewitz, Boynton Beach, FL Walter Rossi, Brooklyn, NY Wuilfredo Soto, Miami, FL Outside Chris Eliades, Boynton Beach, FL Dadang Christanto, Indonesia Daniele Frazier, Brooklyn, NY Dr. Alex Rodriguez, Atlanta, GA Eugene Perry, Orlando, FL ,John Poche, New Orleans, LA ,Joseph Choma & Tayam Tram, Boca Raton, FL Laurence Gartel, Fort Lauderdale, FL Lin Emery, New Orleans, LA (Loan from Beth Rudin DeWoody) Neon: Mark Nixon & Viliina Koivisto, United Kingdom Sinisa Kukec, Miami, Florida Sterling Rook, Miami, FL Major Sponsor • National Endowment for the Arts Amphitheater Stage Sponsors Baptist Health South Florida PBS of South Florida WXEL Boynton Beach Arts & Culture Center Sponsors Isram Realty Group Cultural Council for Palm Beach County Kinetic Biennial Update: Jan 9, 2023 EXHIBIT F Gallery Sponsor • QJ L'IL Marsh Sculpture Sponsors Affiliated Development (The Pierce) Avanti Residential (500 Ocean) Dean and Mike, Ascend Properties Hyperion Development Group ( Ocean One ) General Sponsors The Club Assisted Living & Memory Care Lisa Punsky, Realtor & Relocation Expert Susan Oyer, Realtor Other Support Boca Bearings Prime Time Richwagons and ,Jack the Bike Guy VIP Event: Free Admission with Cash Bar On the second floor of the Boynton Beach Arts & Cultural Center, 125 East Ocean Ave Music by QJ L'il Marsh Beer and Wine at Cash Bar managed by Greater Boynton Beach Foundation, Free Water and Sodas Light Bites and Dessert by Boynton Beach caterers Nicole's House (Jerk & Lime) and Royal D'Lights RSVP at Eventbrite: bit.ly/kineticvip Spokespersons