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Saori Ide & Jonathan Russell RIDE ART, LLC www.rideartstudio.com 2410 Valley Street, Berkeley, CA 94702 Saori Ide: (415) 902-0343 [email protected] Jonathan Russell: (415) 902-4350 [email protected]

PERSPECTIVES

We are a husband and wife artist team living and working in Berkeley, CA. We understand the importance of creating signature sculptures and how they can offer a wonderful opportunity not only to welcome visitors but create identifying artworks; ones that will reflect the aspirations of the city.

Our approach to all our public art projects is to create artworks that are derived from and specific to the environment where they are located. We seek out elements, local in nature, that have relevance based on an understanding of the historical, cultural, and/or geological significance of the site and its current use by the surrounding community.

We are excited to propose a sculpture for the Sarasota’s 14th Street and US 41 Roundabout. We loved visiting this city with its beautiful beaches and botanical gardens. What struck us though was seeing the city’s many public art pieces and how these artworks ranged from figurative to abstract. We were impressed how these different artistic styles, when considered as a whole, became a cohesive art collection. Sarasota’s world class art and culture are, to us, what sets this city apart.

With any group of people, you will always find differing perspectives on any given subject; and art is no exception. The beauty of a community is when differences are embraced to achieve a common goal. In this spirit, we will create a work of art that celebrates different perspectives and the unity underlying diverse points of view.

We have chosen to use the image of a basket as the foundation for our visual narrative. Typically, baskets are made by aligning and placing the vertical elements (spokes). These spokes run from the center out and then upwards (Figure A). Once these are in place, the horizontal weavers are woven in and out between them. In this same way, our basket is constructed using 24 “spokes” or vertical elements all connected at a center point and rising Figure B upwards. Each Figure A of the spokes will be fabricated in stainless steel. Outer surfaces will remain in brushed stainless steel while the sides, visually hidden from a front view, will be powdercoated in different colors. These colors will become apparent when seen from a side view. Together they create a pattern of a complete color wheel (Figure B).

Our idea is to emphasize the notion of individual elements, all different with their own characteristics, coming together to create a whole basket-like form. When drivers circle around the roundabout, they will see the colors gradually change. This will allow people to enjoy the artwork from different viewpoints.

Horizontal weavers are represented in our sculpture by the cars, bicyclists and pedestrians circling it. Conceptually, everyone moving around the roundabout is taking part in the ongoing weaving of this basket; the interlacing of the spokes and the weavers, to create a completed basket.

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Baskets hold a symbolic meaning for many cultures throughout time. For Native American cultures, they often represent the close connection between humankind and nature. In Egyptian art and writing, the basket is thought to suggest wholeness, togetherness.

For us the image/meaning of our sculpture can be likened to a harvesting basket, with its yield gathered to sustain the community. In this same way, our basket captures and contains for a moment, the sun, the spirit and energy of Sarasota in order to nourish the creative spirit of the city.

At night time, the sculpture is illuminated from within using LED lights. It gives out a soft golden glow that will create an illusion of a pot of gold. During the day time the viewers’ attention is drawn to the sculptural form and its surface colors. In the evening, they will enjoy the glowing light of the days harvest.

This sculpture measures approximately 15 feet in diameter and stands 14 feet high from the concrete pedestal that rises approximately 4.5 feet above the ground. The total height is 18 feet 6 inches to ensure visibility from a distance. We have experience completing artworks that can withstand Florida’s harsh weather and saltwater conditions. We completed a public art project for Port Everglades in Ft. Lauderdale, working with a Florida licensed structural engineer to meet the city’s requirement that the artwork withstand 150 mph winds. We also worked with an art conservator who approved our materials and paint, suitable for ocean / salt water air and UV protection.

Sarasota is a destination city that has so much to offer. We’d like to create a truly unique sculpture that captures the essence of Sarasota and will add to its reputation as an Art capitol. This artwork will not only embrace Sarasota’s current values but gives a new vitality to the city, now and for generations to come.

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Artist’s Previous Works

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Saori Ide & Jonathan Russell RIDE ART, LLC www.rideartstudio.com 2410 Valley Street, Berkeley, CA 94702 Saori Ide: (415) 902-0343 [email protected] Jonathan Russell: (415) 902-4350 [email protected]

IMAGE LIST

Image 01 Title: PASSAGES (Wind Sculpture) Completed in May, 2017 Medium: Stainless Steel, Powdercoated Stainless Steel, LED Lighting and Acrylic Dimensions: 22’h x 9’w x 9’d Location: Brighton, CO Budget: $120,000. Commissioned by Brighton Cultural Arts Commission Description: This narrative kinetic sculpture celebrates the beautiful landscape that surrounds the community and tells the story of Brighton’s agricultural history. Each layer moves with the wind in opposite directions. The colorful patterns describe the Colorado landscape as it rises from the rich soil of the valleys to the bright summits of the Rocky Mountains. The inset LED lighting invites viewers to explore the historical iconography and enjoy the visual movements.

Video Link: https://youtu.be/FZGXik30s34

Image 02 Title: CIRCLES OF LIFE

Completed in 2012 Medium: Stainless Steel, Steel, LED lighting Dimensions: 10’h x 14’w x 16”d Location: Union City Sports Center, Union City, CA Budget: $100,000. Commissioned by Union City Arts Commission Description: Two stainless steel semi-circles are located on each side of the Sports Center’s main entrance. Each sculpture has sports related silhouette images on the front and back surfaces, which represent the athletic activities of the diverse communities that use the sports center. The open circles, internally illuminated with LED lighting at night, represent welcoming portals to the facility.

Video Link: https://youtu.be/OcPjRkjqrPU

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Saori Ide & Jonathan Russell RIDE ART, LLC www.rideartstudio.com 2410 Valley Street, Berkeley, CA 94702 Saori Ide: (415) 902-0343 [email protected] Jonathan Russell: (415) 902-4350 [email protected]

Image 03 Title: SONGS OF THE EVERGLADES (8 Wind Sculptures) Completed in 2016 Medium: Aluminum, Stainless Steel, Powdercoated Stainless Steel, Epoxy Paint Dimensions: 60”h x 34”w x 24”d each (mounted 13 feet above the ground) Location: Port Everglades Cruise Terminal 4 Parking, Ft. Lauderdale, FL Budget: $100,000.

Commissioned by the Broward County, Cultural Division Description: 8 colorful birds celebrate the beautiful wildlife seen in the Everglades National Park. They are mounted on the newly installed solar and wind powered lamp posts located in the parking lot of Port Everglades Cruise Terminal 4. These wind sculptures greet visitors and can be seen from the street as you enter the parking lot as well as from the terminal waiting room. The birds move in weathervane fashion, pointing in whatever direction the wind is blowing. In contrast, the elements below each bird (fish, frogs, butterflies, and leaves) move in a continuous circular motion. The idea is to bring recognition to the many endangered species of the Florida Everglades.

Video Link: https://youtu.be/iHKY1TwUB6g

Image 04 Title: UNITY Completed in 2012 Medium: Powdercoated Steel Dimensions: 16’h x 10’w x 10’d Location: San Bruno City Park, San Bruno, CA Budget: $60,000. Commissioned by San Bruno Arts Commission Description: Three three-sided pillars tapered at the top and curved in toward each other are placed in San Bruno City Park. This sculpture is to commemorate the victims of 2010 PG&E explosion as well as those people who served the city in the past and present. The concept represents the diverse nature of the San Bruno community as it comes together to form a whole.

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Saori Ide & Jonathan Russell RIDE ART, LLC www.rideartstudio.com 2410 Valley Street, Berkeley, CA 94702 Saori Ide: (415) 902-0343 [email protected] Jonathan Russell: (415) 902-4350 [email protected]

Image 05 Title: COD IN THE WIND (Wind Sculpture) Completed in 1996 Medium: Copper, Steel Dimensions: 12’w x 3’d x 27’h Location: Tetlow Park, Boston, MA Budget: $50,000 Description: A kinetic wind sculpture made of hammered copper & steel. 20 Cod fish (the Massachusetts state fish) are divided into three separate groups that individually move with the wind. As the wind blows, it creates an undulating movement of the three sections that simulates a school of fish swimming.

Image 06 Title: SYNTHESIS (Wind Sculpture) – Upward View Completed in 2015 Medium: Stainless Steel, Powdercoated Steel Dimensions: 18’h x 8’w x 8’d Location: 2000 S. Delaware Street, San Mateo, CA Budget: $100,000. Commissioned by Westlake Urban and Mid-Pen Housing Corporation Description: Each layer with six pod (or leaf) like shapes moves with the wind in opposite directions. The unique movement of each layer creates beautiful visual patterns when seen as a whole. "Synthesis" symbolizes a multi-cultural society harmoniously working together while maintaining their unique individuality.

Video Link: https://youtu.be/dJ38lBAMWWw

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Saori Ide & Jonathan Russell RIDE ART, LLC www.rideartstudio.com 2410 Valley Street, Berkeley, CA 94702 Saori Ide: (415) 902-0343 [email protected] Jonathan Russell: (415) 902-4350 [email protected]

Image 07 Title: HARMONY TREE (Wind Sculpture) Completed in October, 2017 Medium: Stainless Steel, Copper, LED Lights Dimensions: 20’h x 9’w x 9’d Location: Morgan Hill City Hall Plaza, Morgan Hill, CA Budget: $100,000 Commissioned by City of Morgan Hill Culture and Arts Commission Description: Installed in the Morgan Hill City Hall Plaza. This monumental sculpture represents the growing community of Morgan Hill just outside of Silicon Valley. It stands 20 feet high and moves with the wind. Nine woven copper fruit baskets contain an object (the “fruit”) that symbolizes the growth of Morgan Hill. Each basket is individually illuminated with LED lighting at night.

Video Link: https://youtu.be/J-_mqfGirYM

Image 08 Title: HARVEST (Roundabout Sculpture) - Rendering Completion in December, 2019 Medium: Stainless Steel, Powdercoated Stainless Steel, LED Lights, Solar Panels & Battery Dimensions: 24’h x 17’w x 17’d Location: Old Redwood Highway Roundabout, Downtown Windsor, Windsor, CA Budget: $150,000 Commissioned by Town of Windsor Arts and Culture Commission Description: Harvest is a celebration of planting and cultivating for the future. This colorful kinetic artwork will be completely energy independent. Strategically placed solar panels will gather and store energy in lithium ion batteries. At night, using this energy, Harvest will come alive as LED light strips, embedded in each of the circles, illuminate in infinitely variable combinations of colors and patterns. The tree-like image of the sculpture represents a community rooted firmly in the soil. The circular forms, hanging like ripe grapes on a vine, represent the product of the growth of the town. The independently moving diamonds represent individuals working together, creating the growing and thriving community of Windsor.

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Call ID: 1607793 Artist ID: 45960 Status: Received Saori Ide Contact

Partner Jonathan Russell Contact via Cell Phone Email [email protected] Phone 415 902-4350 Cell 415 902-0343 Web Site www.rideartstudio.com Mailing Address 2410 Valley Street Berkeley CA USA 94702 Custom Answers Please complete and submit the Disclosure Statement located in Appendix B of the Appendices A through C document. Appendix B.pdf Please upload a written description and up to 8 illustrations of your proposed artwork for the 14th Street/US 41 Roundabout - include title, type of media, weight, and fabrication information. PERSPECTIVES proposal.pdf Please upload a PDF or JPEG file displaying examples of previous works of art. For each example, please provide an image, title, type of media, dimensions, and year of completion. Previous Work Samples.pdf Professional References: Please provide 3 or more professional references. REFERENCES

Anthony Eulo Program Administrator Community Services Department City of Morgan Hill 17575 Peak Ave. Morgan Hill, CA 95037 (408) 310-4179 [email protected] Public Art Project: "HARMONY TREE" - wind sculpture Location: City Hall Plaza, Morgan Hill, CA Budget: $100,000

Gary Wardle Director of Parks and Recreation City of Brighton 500 S 4th Ave. Brighton, CO 80601 (303) 655-2135 [email protected] Public Art Project: "PASSAGES" - wind sculpture Location: 1st Street and Strong Street - Downtown Brighton, CO Budget: $120,000.

Donovan Cole Westlake Urban, LLC (415) 680-8950 [email protected] Public Art Project: "SYNTHESIS" - wind sculpture Location: 2000 S. Delaware Street, San Mateo, CA Budget: $100,000.

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Preliminary Budget Proposal

Descriptions Cost All Materials 30,000.00 Artists Design Fee 4,000.00 City Permits 250.00 Business License 150.00 Professional Service: Structural Enginner\'s Fee 5,000.00 Professional Service: Lawyer Fees 1,500.00 Liability Insurance 2,400.00 Subcontractor: Waterjet cutting 6,500.00 Subcontractor: Powdercoating 5,000.00 Fabrication/Labor 38,000.00 Site Preparation/Footing 5,000.00 Transportation and Insurance 10,000.00 Installation: Labor 5,000.00 Installation: Subcontractor: Crane Service 4,000.00 Overhead Expenses 10,700.00 Artists\' Fee (15%) 22,500.00 Total: $150,000.00 Please provide a brief current resume emphasizing art experience, public collections, and public art commissions. Please be sure to include contact information including telephone number and email address.You can type in your experience or copy and paste from an existing resume document. Text is limited to 5,000 characters. TEAM RESUME

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ART COMMISSIONS 2019 Harvest: Roundabout Sculpture - Old Redwood Highway: Town of Windsor, CA ($150,000.) - IN PROGRESS (Estimated completion date: December 2019) 2018 Transitions: series of 4 kinetic wind sculptures - City of Boise Vista Avenue Gateway Project: Boise, ID ($150,000.) - IN PROGRESS (Estimated completion date: August 2019) 2018 Energy Ring: kinetic wind sculpture - Marriot Hotel & Conference Center: Odessa, TX ($150,000.) - IN PROGRESS (Estimated completion date: June 2019) 2018 Guiding Light: kinetic wind sculpture - RTD Westminster Station Plaza: Westminster, CO ($60,000.) 2017 Harmony Tree: kinetic wind sculpture - City Hall Plaza: Morgan Hill, CA ($100,000.) 2017 Passages: kinetic wind sculpture - Downtown Art Project: Brighton, CO ($120,000.) 2016 Songs of the Everglades: series of 8 kinetic wind sculptures - Port Everglades Cruise Terminal 4: Fort Lauderdale, FL ($100,000.) 2015 Synthesis: kinetic wind sculpture - S. Delaware Street Project: San Mateo, CA ($100,000.) 2014 Reflections: kinetic wind sculpture - Lincoln Ave. Project: San Jose, CA (Budget: $60,000.) 2013 San Pablo Avenue Streetscape: series of 12 kinetic wind sculptures - San Pablo Ave. Streetscape Project: El Cerrito, CA (Budget: $100,000.) 2012 Circles of Life - Union City Sports Center: Union City, CA (Budget: $100,000.) 2012 Unity: memorial and recognition sculpture - San Bruno City Park: San Bruno, CA (Budget: $50,000.) 2002 Artists Chair: Red - Palos Verdes Center for the Arts, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 2001 Bodies in Progress - Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco, CA - Jonathan Russell 2001 Artists Chair - Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco, CA 2000 Bodies in Progress - Tacheles, Berlin Germany - Jonathan Russell 1999 Cod in the Wind - Commonwealth of Massachusetts Tetlow Park, Boston, MA (Budget: 50,000) - Jonathan Russell 1996 Light Installation, Salem, MA. Cape Pond Ice Co Inc. - Jonathan Russell 1995 \"NEW ENGLAND WOMAN OF THE YEAR \" Sculpture - Commissioned by the MA Mental Health Assoc. Currently installed in Boston Red Sox Club House - Fenway Park - Jonathan Russell

TEAM MEMBERS

Saori Ide - Lead Artist Saori Ide, born in Japan, graduated from University of New Mexico with an emphasis in environmental sculpture and installation art. Her strong contribution to our teamwork is her unique sense of space and design, organizational and time management skills, budgeting and planning, and creating presentation materials.

Jonathan Russell - Lead Artist Jonathan Russell, graduated from Massachusetts College of Art, is a professor at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco and the founder of the Red Metal Arts studio and JR Casting Co. His extensive knowledge of materials and the technical aspects of problem solving guarantee safe and maintenance free public works.

We oversee all aspects of our projects, from creating structurally certified and engineered drawings, selection of appropriate materials, fabrication in our own fully equipped studio and installation. Our fabrication materials are chosen for their proven record of outdoor durability. Special consideration is given to issues of pedestrian safety, ADA compliance and vandalism.

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PASSAGES: wind sculpture Stainless Steel, Powdercoated Stainless Steel, LED Lighting 22' x 9' x 9' $120000.00 2017

CIRCLES OF LIFE - (view from left) Stainless Steel, LED Lighting 10.5' x 12' x 16" $100000.00 2012

Songs of the Everglades - 8 Kinetic Wind Sculptures Aluminum, Paint, Stainless Steel, Bearings 60" x 34" x 24" $100000.00 2016

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UNITY - San Bruno Memorial Sculpture Powdercoated Steel 16' x 3' x 3' $50000.00 2012

Cod in the Wind Copper and Steel 25' x 12' x 3' $30000.00 1999

SYNTHESIS - wind sculpture (closer view) Stainless Steel, Powdercoated Steel 20' x 8' x 8' $100000.00 2015

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HARMONY TREE: wind sculpture Stainless Steel, Copper, LED Lighting 20' x 9' x 9' $100000.00 2017

HARVEST: Wind Sculpture (Rendering) Stainless Steel, Powdercoated Stainless Steel, LED Lighting 24' x 17' x 17' $150000.00 2019

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Call ID: 1565136 Artist ID: 50287 Status: Received Miki Iwasaki Contact

Partner Contact via Cell Phone Email [email protected] Phone 619 2035681 Cell 619 2035681 Web Site www.mikiiwasaki.com Mailing Address 3033 Jefferson Steet San Diego CA USA 92110 Custom Answers Please complete and submit the Disclosure Statement located in Appendix B of the Appendices A through C document.

Please upload a written description and up to 8 illustrations of your proposed artwork for the 14th Street/US 41 Roundabout - include title, type of media, weight, and fabrication information.

Please upload a PDF or JPEG file displaying examples of previous works of art. For each example, please provide an image, title, type of media, dimensions, and year of completion.

Professional References: Please provide 3 or more professional references.

Art Detail

Category Statement

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Mine Craft printed glass louvers, stainless steel frame, LED lighting 12' x 19' x 8" $155000.00 2017

Signalscape wood boxes, wood veneer lenses, and LED lights. 4' x 64' x 11" $175000.00 2011

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Signalscape wood boxes, wood veneer lenses, and LED lights. 4' x 64' x 11" $175000.00 2011

Astralgraph Metal, wood and ceramic 9' x 100' x 6" $155000.00 2014

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Bali Hai Screen wood slats, steel trusses, and LED lights. 15' x 60' x 4' $50000.00 2010

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Artist’s Proposal

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Artist’s Previous Works

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Call ID: 1608859 Artist ID: 120285 Status: Received Kari Johnson Contact

Partner Contact via Home Phone Email [email protected] Phone 541 3436293 Cell Web Site karijohnsonartist.com Mailing Address 864 W. 4th Ave. Apt.#2 Eugene OR USA 97402 Custom Answers Please complete and submit the Disclosure Statement located in Appendix B of the Appendices A through C document. Disclosure statement.pdf Please upload a written description and up to 8 illustrations of your proposed artwork for the 14th Street/US 41 Roundabout - include title, type of media, weight, and fabrication information. merge_from_ofoct.pdf Please upload a PDF or JPEG file displaying examples of previous works of art. For each example, please provide an image, title, type of media, dimensions, and year of completion.

Professional References: Please provide 3 or more professional references. Joe McCormac, Project Manager for LTD EMX Expansion [email protected] 541-682-6189 Isaac Marquez, City of Eugene Public Art Manager [email protected] 541-682-2057 Christian Watchie, Cogito Partners, Public Relations Specialist [email protected] 541-337-9519 Please include a proposed budget estimate for this project consisting of estimates for fabrication and materials, design and engineering (including foundation), lighting, transportation, installation, artist fee, and other associated costs. Dolphin Lantern Budget Estimate

Design,site plan,project management 59,000 Engineering 2,500 Foundation design 5,000 Production and Coating 52,000 Transport 5,000 Crane and other tool rental 2,500 Site prep 5,000 Lighting 7,000 Travel expenses/Installation 9,820 Insurance 2,000 ______Total 149,820

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32 double layer laser cut powder coated steel and brushed stainless steel art panels for 4 Lane Transit District bus stops. Eugene OR, completed and installed in 2017. Budget- $68,000 A 15'x40 mural, acrylic on stucco, theme- surviving cancer, climate change, and social upheaval while improving relationships with the land and each other. Competed in 2017 Budget- Gift to my neighborhood 2 laser cut corten steel artworks, a 20' long "Green Man" and a 16' tall dandelion with a human root, for Whole Foods in Eugene OR. completed and installed in 2016. Budget- $20,000 I've completed 20 murals, created an interactive public sculpture, organized a project to transform a parking lot into a community orchard/garden and designed a community center for my housing co-op, including having plans drafted, obtaining permits, hiring trades, meeting inspectors and overseeing construction. The project was completed on schedule and within budget. References: Andrew Heben, Project Director Square One Village, 937-681-8044 www.squareonevillages.org Joe McCormac, Project Manager for LTD EMX Expansion, 541-682-6189 [email protected] Isaac Marquez, City of Eugene Public Art Manager, 541-682-2057 [email protected]

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Category Statement

Dandelion Corten Steel 16' x 4' x .25" $10000.00 2017

The Confluence Corten Steel 4' x 20' x .25" $10000.00 2017

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Whiteaker Neighborhood Vignette powder coated steel and brushed stainless steel 2.5' x 3.5' x .1875" $68000.00 2017

Panels for Lane Transit District powder coated steel and brushed stainless steel 2.5' x 3.5' x .1875" $68000.00 2017

Jefferson Neighborhood Vignette mild and stainless steel 2.5' x 3.5' x .1875" $68000.00 2017

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Panels for Lane Transit District powder coated steel and brushed stainless steel 2.5' x 3.5' x .1875" $68000.00 2017

Wetland Vignette powder coated steel and brushed stainless steel 2.5' x 3.5' x .1875" $68000.00 2017

Detail of EVE Mural Novacolor acrylic 12.5' x 15' x 0" $5000.00 2018

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Disclosure Statement

Do you have any professional or personal relationship with any City of Sarasota official, employee, or advisory board member?

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Artist’s Proposal

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Proposal for a large sculptural work titled SOUVENIR, a landmark sculpture for the 10th Street and US 41 roundabout, in Sarasota, Florida

Sculpture Design by Stephen T. Johnson https://stephentjohnson.com

Fabrication & Installation by Zahner Metals https://www.azahner.com

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The monument I propose is Souvenir, a 21 foot tall metal sculpture consisting of a large cube under a large sphere upon which appears to turn, as drivers engage in the roundabout, a large spoon whose handle forms an ever shifting S.

The concept for Souvenir is a metaphorical “food for thought” which stimulates thought/ideas, and relates to everyone young and old by transforming the roundabout into a dish, with a literal movable, automotive feast of local and visiting motorists circulating counterclockwise day and night, stirred by the central, static spoon sculpture, a universal utensil used for mixing, into a constant, dynamic, performance piece.

A souvenir being a token of remembrance or a memento, the sinuous S shape of Souvenir invites passers-by to think of and remember Sarasota. Many ideas may be associated with this work such as the “S” shape of a wave from the sea, children might recall a dish running away with a spoon, or adults might consider the spin on Pop art. Young and old might delight in this simple interactivity of oppositions of movement and stasis.

Moreover, the vision for Souvenir is to create an iconic artwork that will become a place marker that celebrates the thriving downtown community, pays homage to its restaurants, theater, nightlife, the business community with its close proximity to Sarasota Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. Not to mention, Marina Jacks, Lido and Longboat Key, St. Armand's Circle, Sarasota Art Center and the Van Wezel. A spoon serves up this area in a simple yet delicious fashion.

My vision in creating art in public spaces is to brighten the thoughts of pressed or weary travelers, delight visiting tourists and community members, and bring happiness and color into their lives, while creating a positive memory of the vitality of the locality, transforming what could to some be considered a mundane space and unearthing its hidden beauty.

I am delighted to have Zahner, the extraordinary metal fabrication company out of Kansas City as my resource for the engineering, metal work, transportation and installation. I very much enjoy the collaborative nature of public art and look forward to the possibility of working with the staff, consultants, architects, and contractors in Sarasota on a project which I am confident will be a huge success and a memorable experience for all concerned. 14th Street Roundabout Page 749 of 1673 Johnson Stephen

Proposed Budget for SOUVENIR, a landmark sculpture for the 10th Street and US 41 roundabout, in Sarasota, Florida

Sculpture Design by Stephen T. Johnson https://stephentjohnson.com Fabrication & Installation by Zahner Metals https://www.azahner.com

Engineering by Zahner Metals - $18,000 All costs related to the preparatory design, engineering, site plan, foundation design, 3D model, etc.

Spoon Section - $25,000 Lazer cut and rolled aluminum, 4-5 individual pieces to be welded, ground and finished to a smooth surface and prepared for final color anodization. - Total weight @2,000lbs

Sphere - $18,000 ½ inch aluminum. - Total weight @600lbs

Sculptural Base - $18,000 ½ plate aluminum, welded and laser cut with internal support structures including a 12 x 12 inch steel plate for access in bolting the base to the foundation. - Total weight @2400lbs.

Color Anodizing - $12,500 (10-20 year warranty, anti graffiti coating)

Roundabout Foundation - $6,000 $3,500 = Excavation, site prep and concrete pour. $3,500 = Concrete, rebar and custom made stainless steel anchor bolts. $5,000 = Three day supervision.

Transportation, Crates and Installation - $12,000 Cross country travel to and from Sarasota, Florida, Boom rental truck, gas, tolls, etc.

Travel, Hotels and Incidentals - $4,000

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Liability Insurance - $2,000

Contingency factor - $3,500

Stephen T. Johnson Artists Fee (18%) - $27,000

Zahner Metals Fabrication & Installation - $123,000

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TOTAL = $150,000.00

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Call ID: 1611051 Artist ID: 33953 Status: Received Stephen Johnson Contact

Partner Contact via Cell Phone Email [email protected] Phone 785 550-0450 Cell Web Site www.stephentjohnson.com Mailing Address 720 East Ninth Street, No. 5 Lawrence KS USA 66044 Custom Answers Please complete and submit the Disclosure Statement located in Appendix B of the Appendices A through C document. Appendix B.jpg Please upload a written description and up to 8 illustrations of your proposed artwork for the 14th Street/US 41 Roundabout - include title, type of media, weight, and fabrication information. Souvenir copy.pdf Please upload a PDF or JPEG file displaying examples of previous works of art. For each example, please provide an image, title, type of media, dimensions, and year of completion.

Professional References: Please provide 3 or more professional references. Sean Kelly Art Business Development ZAHNER CO. 1300 East 9th Street Kansas City, MO 64106 (816) 863-8411 [email protected] https://www.azahner.com

Georgia Gavito Sizemore, Architect, LEED Project Management Specialist Johnson County Facilities Management Department 111 S. Cherry Street, Suite 2100 Olathe, Kansas 66061 Tel: (913) 715-1146 Office: (913) 715-1100 Georgia [email protected]

Erica Behrens Director/USA Franz Mayer of Munich, Inc. 1123 Broadway, Suite 1006 New York, NY 10010 Tel: (212) 661-1694 Mobile: (347) 907-2399 [email protected] http://www.mayer-of-munich.com/index.shtml

Drema Chavez Public Art Coordinator City of Dallas Public Art Program Office of Cultural Affairs 1925 Elm Street, Suite 400 Tel: (214) 670-3284 [email protected] 14th Street Roundabout Page 752 of 1673 Johnson Stephen

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Please include a proposed budget estimate for this project consisting of estimates for fabrication and materials, design and engineering (including foundation), lighting, transportation, installation, artist fee, and other associated costs. Proposed Budget for SOUVENIR, a landmark sculpture for the 10th Street and US 41 roundabout, in Sarasota, Florida

Sculpture Design by Stephen T. Johnson https://stephentjohnson.com Fabrication & Installation by Zahner Metals https://www.azahner.com

Engineering by Zahner Metals - $18,000 All costs related to the preparatory design, engineering, site plan, foundation design, 3D model, etc.

Spoon Section - $25,000 Lazer cut and rolled aluminum, 4-5 individual pieces to be welded, ground and finished to a smooth surface and prepared for final color anodization. - Total weight @2,000lbs

Sphere - $18,000 ½ inch aluminum. - Total weight @600lbs

Color Anodizing - $12,500 (10-20 year warranty, anti graffiti coating)

Roundabout Foundation - $6,000 $3,500 = Excavation, site prep and concrete pour. $3,500 = Concrete, rebar and custom made stainless steel anchor bolts. $5,000 = Three day supervision.

Transportation, Crates and Installation - $12,000 Cross country travel to and from Sarasota, Florida, Boom rental truck, gas, tolls, etc.

Travel, Hotels and Incidentals - $4,000

Lighting - $4,000

Liability Insurance - $2,000

Contingency factor - $3,500

Stephen T. Johnson Artists Fee (18%) - $27,000

Zahner Metals Fabrication & Installation - $123,000

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TOTAL = $150,000.00

PUBLIC AND CORPORATE ART COMMISSIONS 2017 Lenexa City Center Library, Lenexa, KS 2016 East Ninth Street Artist, Lawrence, KS 14th Street Roundabout Page 753 of 1673 Johnson Stephen

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Kansas Alumni Center, the University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS KU Med Center, Kansas City, MO, (Finalist) Johnson County Library - Monticello Branch, Kansas City, Kansas (Finalist) 2015 Love Field Airport, Dallas, TX 2013 Granville Metro Station, Chicago, IL (Finalist) 2012 Edwards Campus, University of Kansas, Overland Park, KS (Finalist) 2009 Wakarusa River Valley Heritage Museum, Bloomington Park, Clinton, KS 2007 Universal City Metro Station, Los Angeles, CA 2004 City of Lawrence, Lawrence, KS New York City Subway/MTA, Centennial Poster, New York, NY (Finalist) 2003 The Lied Center for Performing Arts, the University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS School of Law, the University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS 2002 Lawrence Memorial Hospital, Lawrence, KS 2001 DeKalb Avenue Subway Station, Brooklyn, NY 1998 Metropolitan Transit Authority, Poster Art Series, New York, N

SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2018 Abstractions by Stephen T. Johnson, Edward Jones, Lawrence, KS 2017 New Abstractions by Stephen T. Johnson, Weinberger Fine Art, Kansas City, MO 2016 Stephen T. Johnson: Visualizing Ideas from A to Z, Cider Gallery, Lawrence, KS Kana Abstractions, Gallery on Pioneer Bluffs, Matfield Green, KS 2012 Abstractions by Stephen T. Johnson, Weinberger Fine Art, Kansas City, MO Art, Language & Play by Stephen T. Johnson, Guldner Gallery, Central Library, Kansas City Public Library, Kansas City, MO 2011 Art and Ideas: Stephen T. Johnson, White Gallery, Sangre de Cristo Arts Center, Pueblo, CO 2010 Language, Content and the Alphabet: Collages, Paintings and Sculpture by Stephen Johnson, Mulvane Art Museum, Washburn University, Topeka, KS 2007 An Abstract Alphabet: New Work by Stephen T. Johnson, Spencer Museum of Art, the University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS The Interactive Art of Stephen T. Johnson, Katonah Museum of Art, Katonah, NY 2005 Stephen T. Johnson, Strecker-Nelson Gallery, Manhattan, KS 2003 Seeing is Believing: the Artwork of Stephen T. Johnson, Sabatini Gallery, Topeka, KS 2001 The Art of Stephen T. Johnson, Art and Design Gallery, the University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS 2000 Alphabet City and City by Numbers, Memorial Art Gallery, the University of Rochester, NY Alphabet City and City by Numbers, Cahoon Museum of American Art, Cotuit, MA 1997 Alphabet City, Katonah Museum of Art, Katonah, NY 1994 Drawings and Paintings by Stephen T. Johnson, Center for the Arts Gallery, Moorhead State University, Moorhead, MN

PERMANENT COLLECTIONS Beach Museum of Art, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS Brooklyn Public Library, Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn, NY Carnegie Mellon University, Hunt Institute, Pittsburgh, PA Eaton Collection, University of California, Riverside, CA Hunterdon Art Museum, Clinton, NJ Kerlan Collection, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN Mazza Museum, University of Findlay, Findlay, OH Mulvane Art Museum, Washburn University, Topeka, KS Museum of American Illustration, the Society of Illustrators, New York, NY National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C. Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Artists' Files, Kansas City, MO New Britain Museum of American Art, New Britain, CT Philip A. Sadler Research Collection, University of Central Missouri, Warrensburg, MO Price Tower Art Center, Bartlesville, OK Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS (forthcoming) Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS Wakarusa River Valley Heritage Museum, Bloomington Park, Clinton, KS Zimmerli Art Museum, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ

CORPORATE ART COLLECTIONS Arts for Transit, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, New York, NY Boston Beer Company, Inc., Boston, MA Cider Gallery, Lawrence, KS City of Dallas, Office of Cultural Affairs, Dallas, TX City of Lawrence, Lawrence, KS Emprise Financial Corporation, Wichita, KS Euro-Wine-Gate Inc., Cognac, France Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, MI Hallmark Cards Inc., Kansas City, MO Kansas Leadership Center, Wichita, KS Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, New York, NY Mayer of Munich Inc., Munich, Germany Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine, Berlin, Germany One Light Luxury Apartments, Kansas City, MO School of Business, the University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS 14th Street Roundabout Page 754 of 1673 Johnson Stephen

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Simon & Schuster, New York, NY Time Magazine, New York, NY University of Kansas, School of Business, Lawrence, KS Weinberger Fine Art, Kansas City, MO

SELECTED CHILDREN'S BOOKS WRITTEN AND ILLUSTRATED BY STEPHEN T. JOHNSON 2020 MUSIC IS, Paula Wiseman Books/Simon & Schuster, New York, NY (FALL pub date) 2015 ALPHABET SCHOOL, Paula Wiseman Books/Simon & Schuster, New York, NY 2012 MY LITTLE BLUE ROBOT, Paula Wiseman Books/Simon & Schuster, New York, NY 2010 MY LITTLE PINK PRINCESS PURSE, Paula Wiseman Books/Simon & Schuster, New York, NY 2009 MY LITTLE RED FIRE TRUCK, Paula Wiseman Books/Simon & Schuster, New York, NY 2008 A IS FOR ART: AN ABSTRACT ALPHABET, Paula Wiseman Books/Simon & Schuster, NY 2002 AS THE CITY SLEEPS, Viking Penguin Putnam, New York, NY 2000 MY LITTLE RED TOOLBOX, Silver Whistle/Harcourt Inc., New York, NY 1998 CITY BY NUMBERS, Viking Penguin Putnam, New York, NY 1995 ALPHABET CITY, Viking Penguin Putnam, New York, NY.

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Universal Delights Glass Mosaics 8' x 58' x 0' $140000.00 2009

DeKalb Improvisation (center view) Glass Mosaics 11.5" x 66.10" x 0" $240000.00 2004

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DeKalb Improvisation (view right) mosaics 7.5" x 66.10" x 0" $240000.00 2004

Giddy-Up! Glass Panels 2" x 52.5" x 1" $80000.00 2015

Ice Cream Floats resin, monofilament, mirror, water, lights, etc. 64" x 12.5" x 12.5" $55000.00 2007

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FREEDOM RINGS (Summer) painted steel 6" x 6" x 5" $35000.00 2009

Freeform Painted steel on native limestone base 12" x 5" x 4" $50000.00 2004

Arrangement in Red, Blue and Gold acrylic urethane paint on aluminum 18' x 13' x 3' $25000.00 2004

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Orchestra One Studio & Vass Metalworks City of Sarasota 14th Street Roundabout Artwork RFP

Main Contact information: Tim Keepers 813-385-2863 [email protected] 1222 Haven Brook Way NE Atlanta GA, 30319

City of Sarasota 14th Street Roundabout Artwork RFP

Resurrecting The Lakes This project is a reflection of the past and how Sarasota, not to long ago, had many more bodies of water dispersed through its landscape. Before Sarasota became the developed community it is today there was much land which still contained many of the original small bodies of water. This instillation utilizes a map of Sarasota from the seventeen hundreds and reflects some of these, now gone, bodies of water through brass forms. The brass interacts with a second material, synthetic turf, which reflects upon the lush landscape Sarasota has always been known for. One side if the piece sees the “brass” body of water forms surrounded by a grid of lush lawn. These brass forms then appear to pierce the grass becoming a grass extruded form themselves on the other side. Materials and project info are as follows

• Aluminum square tube painted with a photocatalyc white. (This paint is “self cleaninig”) • Synthetic Turf: Stadium quality with lifetime warranty • “brass” powder coated Aluminum Plate • The weight of this piece will be approx 6,584 lbs • 15ft wide, 15ft deep, 21ft tall. Please see drawings for more information on size

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7) Coffee Retail Client: Applicable Previous Work 3) The Lowlife Clothing NYC: Anodized Sheet Metal , Wood, Coffee Equip. (Outside) Steel, Wood, Acrylic. (Inside/Outside) ∙Moveable retail structure: 155k note: see following sheets for images ∙Opening event retail installation: 36k 8) Park Space Competition (Florida, Short listed, Ongoing) 1) Atlanta BeltLine: 4/5) Private Client: 2017-18, Fill Dirt, Plywood, Sod, USB Charger Ports, Sphere Lights. Brass, Steel, Wood. (Outside) Marble, Steel, Brass, Glass. (Inside/Outside) (Outside) ∙Atlanta BeltLine Benches Prototype: 8k ∙Coffee table + Foyer Tables: 35k (both) ∙Interactive Communal Park Element: 65k

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Partner Contact via Home Phone Email [email protected] Phone 813 3852863 Cell Web Site orchestraonestudio.com Mailing Address 1222 Haven brook way ne Atlanta GA USA 30319 Custom Answers Please complete and submit the Disclosure Statement located in Appendix B of the Appendices A through C document. VassMetalworks.pdf Please upload a written description and up to 8 illustrations of your proposed artwork for the 14th Street/US 41 Roundabout - include title, type of media, weight, and fabrication information. Sarasots 14th Street Roundabout_OrchestraONE Studio.pdf Please upload a PDF or JPEG file displaying examples of previous works of art. For each example, please provide an image, title, type of media, dimensions, and year of completion. OrchestraONE_Studio_SarasotaRFP Small.pdf Professional References: Please provide 3 or more professional references. Scott Sickeler: Owner, Blur Workshop [email protected]

Aaron Albrecht: Outreach and Development, American Institute of Architects [email protected]

Kevin Schultz: Fiserv Inc, Executive Vice President [email protected]

Eric Cobbs: Vice President, Griffco Design Build [email protected]

Please include a proposed budget estimate for this project consisting of estimates for fabrication and materials, design and engineering (including foundation), lighting, transportation, installation, artist fee, and other associated costs. Cost for the above is $142,000. A finer grained break down can be provided upon request. Please provide a brief current resume emphasizing art experience, public collections, and public art commissions. Please be sure to include contact information including telephone number and email address.You can type in your experience or copy and paste from an existing resume document. Text is limited to 5,000 characters. Tim Keepers received his master's degree in architecture from the School of Architecture and Community Design (SCAD) at the University of South Florida in Tampa. He now works at both commercial and residential architecture firms and is the director and owner of four companies, each dealing with a different design service including industrial design, fabrication, arch viz, photography and competition work. With these various practices, he has led both national and international projects including shipping container installations, interactive expo buildings, modern waterparks and contemporary residences, enabling him to gain experience with unconventional materials such as ETFE roofs, cold-formed bent glass, cable-suspended structures and 60- foot green walls. Tim's work has earned national and international awards and has been displayed at events, as well as art and design galleries. Tim is a sitting design juror for the architecture programs at Georgia Tech and Kennesaw State University, and he holds a founding chair position as the program director for the Museum of Design Atlanta's (MODA) design professionals group, TOAST MODA. Additionally he also serves on the social committee at Habitat For Humanity. With OrchestraONE Studio Tim focuses on built and unbuilt competition, design and fabrication work including custom fabrication of furniture, large art instillations, door pulls and ceramics. Tim is experienced with work for both private and goverment clients14th and Street is very Roundabout familiar with the fabrication and funding process of detailed and well designed projects from start to finish. Page 773 of 1673 Keepers

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Before his career in architecture and design, Tim participated on the World Wakeboard Association's professional wakeboard tour for five years. He also competed internationally, traveling to Spain and Australia as a member of the IWSF U.S. Olympic Wakeboard Team.

Tim Keepers 813-385-2863 [email protected] orchestraonestudio.com captislux.com blurworkshop.com kepellobjects.com museumofdesign.org/toast-moda/

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Artist’s Proposal

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Proposed Artwork Name: “Citruscircus”

1.4 Tons (not including pad and retaining wall.) 12’ Tall, 10’ diameter. Concrete and natural stone.

Artist Statement

As a Sarasota resident I have an urgent desire is to build a lasting tribute to the regions vanishing heritage. Specifically the cultivation of citrus and being the winter home of the circus. The statement of the piece would be one of local pride that hopefully all Sarasotan’s young or old, academic or not could really relate to and enjoy. An additional safety feature of the design is that because of its three tall legs motorists will not have their view of traffic obscured. By choosing a matte finish mosaic tile, headlight reflection can also be eliminated.

I have worked in engineering project management for over twenty years and completed scores of large scale high dollar projects involving multiple trades, architects and engineers. My intention here is to work with Sarasota’s very own Mr. Robert Krokliewicz, owner of International Artistic Stone (IAS), to fabricate the stone and cement elements of the piece. The stone used will be local limestone to reflect the beauty of our natural resources. The interior crushed shell surface will also speak to the same local Florida feel. My company Splashmosaic, will provide the ceramic tile mosaic coating for the non- stone/cement sections while Nancy Goodheart Matthews (creator of the fountain on Pineapple St.) will fire and glaze ornamental ceramic inserts. Electrical work, paving and brickwork will be provided by local sub-contractors normally associated (IAS).

All fabrication will be performed at the extensive IAS facility on McIntosh, with field assembly by IAS professional installation staff. IAS currently has some of the largest stone cutting, lathing and polishing equipment available in the United States and regularly completes projects of this scale. Their work has also has been featured on national television. The field installed finish shall have an anti-graffiti coating and by using a high grade thinset mortar and epoxy tile grout combination we can provide a low maintenance finished product with a twenty five year warranty.

Robert and I are both very eager to embrace this project. We are confident that we have the skill, experience and professionalism to complete it in the time required and with a firm commitment to keeping within the proposed budget. We are however open to additional input from the Public Art Committee or City Commission. Our goal as artists is simply to create an aesthetically pleasing and joyful sculpture for this City we call home that can be appreciated by all for generations to come.

Pearse Kelly

Project Manager

(941) 234-8771

[email protected]

www.splashmosaic.com

www.internationalartisticstone.com

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PDF List for Pearse Kelly

Highway 41 Roundabout

Pearse Kelly Artist, Mosaicist, Project Manager

Robert Krokliewicz Fabricator/Installer (International Artistic Stone)

Nancy Goodheart Matthews Ceramic insert fabricator

This PDF file contains work samples as follows.

#1 Commissioned work by Pearse Kelly. Title: “The Isles” Media: Ceramic tile mosaic in limestone molding frame. Dimensions: 10’ x 6” overall. Year: 2016

#2 Commissioned work by Pearse Kelly. Title: “Mable Ringling Memorial Fountain” Luke Wood Park Sarasota. Media: Colored Cement pavers cut to 1” square. Dimensions: 116 linear feet including pedestal and lion bases. Year: 2014

#3 Commissioned work by Pearse Kelly. Title “Sarasota Bay” Media: Colored ¾” Vitreous tile on cement backerboard. Dimensions: 6’ x 3’ Year: 2015 (Submitted to demonstrate attention to detail.)

#4 Commissioned work by Pearse Kelly Title: “Twisted” Media: Ceramic tile mosaic on reinforced concrete. Dimensions: 5’ overall on 20” x 20” base. 2013 (Submitted to demonstrate experience with concrete forms.)

#5 Robert Krokliewicz Title: “Monstera” Media: Hand carved limestone. Year: 2016 (Submitted to demonstrate fabricator/installers stone carving abilities and professionalism) International Artistic Stone, Sarasota Florida.

#6 Robert Krokliewicz “Swimming Pool” by International Artistic Stone, Featured on Animal Planet TV’s “Insane Pools” show. Media: Carved natural limestone and soapstone over reinforced concrete. Year 2015

#7 Nancy Goodheart Matthews Title: “Mermaid Fountain” commissioned by City of Sarasota 1993 Media: Kiln fired glazed ceramics. (Submitted to demonstrate ceramic insert fabricators abilities)

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Partner Contact via Home Phone Email [email protected] Phone 941 234 8771 Cell Web Site www.splashmosaic.com Mailing Address 2630 Bucida Dr Sarasota FL 34232 Custom Answers Please complete and submit the Disclosure Statement located in Appendix B of the Appendices A through C document. App B Pearse Kelly.pdf Please upload a written description and up to 8 illustrations of your proposed artwork for the 14th Street/US 41 Roundabout - include title, type of media, weight, and fabrication information. Statement and Design PDFs.pdf Please upload a PDF or JPEG file displaying examples of previous works of art. For each example, please provide an image, title, type of media, dimensions, and year of completion. 41 Resume and PDFs.pdf Professional References: Please provide 3 or more professional references. References (1) William Crosley: (Property Manager) The Isles. [email protected] 941-922-1298 Project: Tower Mosaic Commission. Reference for Mr. Pearse Kelly

(2) Dr. Clifford E. Smith, Jr. RPA. SR Planner. Neighborhood and Development Services. City of Sarasota [email protected] Tel: (941) 365-2200 ext. 4361 (Public Art) Project: Mable Ringling Fountain Mosaic. Reference for Mr. Pearse Kelly Project: Sarasota's Mermaid Fountain. Reference for Nancy Goodheart Matthews (Team Ceramicist)

(3) Mr. Christopher Forillo [email protected] (Event Manager) Society of American Mosaic Artists, 2016 Convention Mosaic Instructor. San Diego, CA Refernnce for Mr. Pearse Kelly.

(4) Kristin Sweeting CEO Executive Director of Florida Maritime Museum (941) 708-6120 Project: Restore/Rebuild 20 foot vertical tile/mosaic fountain. Reference for Mr. Pearse Kelly.

(5) Lucas Johns-Congden [email protected] (941) 650 8924 Frank De Vico [email protected] (772) 215 5821 References for Mr. Robert Krokleiwitz (Team Sculptor)

Please include a proposed budget estimate for this project consisting of estimates for fabrication and materials, design and engineering (including foundation), lighting, transportation, installation, artist fee, and other associated costs. BUDGET Line # ITEM LIST Quantity DESCRIPTION 1 FEES & EXPENSES 2 Permitting 1,000.00 1 Local permits for construction and crane. 3 Engineering 8,000.00 1 Windload, structural and foundation. 4 Design Fee 10,830.00 1 Construction drawings. 5 Temporary Fencing 2,500.00 1 Perimeter cones, Tape,Chainlink 6 Electrical/LED Lighting 5,500.00 1 Wire Conduit, exterior light fixtures 7 Concrete and footings. 5,870.00 1 Pad, Arena wall. Surface prep, reinforcement and pouring. 8 Hardscape 2,800.00 1 1.5\" shell path over 2.5\" gravel. Barrier and drainage. 9 Crane/Moving equipment 5,000.00 1 Transportation and installation of sculptural elements. 10 11 STONE/ARTWORK 12 Orange and Hat (1) 25,000.00 1 Concrete and metal reinforcement. 13 14thRound Street legs 23,500.00Roundabout 3 Coral over steel support Page 795 of 1673 Kelly

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14 Feet 7,800.00 3 Coral grooved to receive legs 15 Concrete Pad 5,000.00 1 Finish, install sculpture feet. 16 Arena wall with cap 9,000.0 1 1 1.5\" shell. Over 2.5\" compressed gravel 17 Cleanup 500.00 1 Sanding, grout removal, cleaning 18 19 MOSAIC FINISH 22,700.00 1 (See separate spreadsheet below) 20 0.00 21 0.00 22 0.00 23 0.00 24 Subtotal 135,000.00 1 25 Contingency 15,000.00 1 City recommendations and unforeseen.

Estimate Total Job $150,000.00

QTY MODEL LIST MULTI. DESCRIPTION

1 Epoxy Grout Comm Unit 960.00 1 Black SpectraLock Pro 2 Thinset 50lbs 180.00 1 White Laticrete Platinum 3 Stars 960.00 1 Ceramic stars. Made in Nancy Matthews studio. 4 stucco/thinset slurry 42.00 1 Perimeter wash 5 Admix acrylic 44.00 1 Fortifying polymer 6 Rags/solvent 54.00 1 Expendables 7 Spatulas/Bowls 27.00 1 Expendables 8 Gloves/Masks/Glasses 132.00 1 Safety devices, gloves glasses breather masks. 9 Mixing buckets 45.00 1 Expendables 10 Flex Caulk 55.00 1 Expansion 11 Power accessories 30.00 1 12 Sander blades 27.00 1 13 Bonding agent 54.00 1 14 Sealer/Finish 200.00 1 15 Mosaic Tile 2,400.00 1 113 sq/ft use 120 for est. 0 HD Merola Orange Sunset. 16 Misc Tile Hat/Feet 160.00 1 4 x 4 colored tile 8sq/ft 17 Perimeter tile 160.00 1 4 x 4 colored tile 8sq/ft 18 Design/Build Maquette 1,700.00 1 19 Building Fabrication 7,800.00 1 20 Planning/Estimating 1,100.00 1 21 Meetings city/subs. 700.00 1 22 Ordering 800.00 1 23 Insurance 550.00 1 Liability 24 Travel 470.00 1 Studio/Workshop/Site 25 Warranty 1,800.00 1 Repair callback or publicity. 26 Shipping 250.00 1

Mosaic Total $22,700.00

Pearse Kelly Website www.splashmosaic.com email [email protected] Type of Artwork: Art Mosaic. 2-D and 3-D Studio: Splashmosaic in Sarasota Florida. (941) 234-8771

Exhibitions: Exhibitions: Visual Art Showcase Sarasota Public Buildings. July 2012. Sarasota Federal building. Art Center of Sarasota. 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2015. Art of Ireland gallery, Palm Ave Sarasota. Featured artist April/May 2016

Community Projects. Hollywood Hearts, Los Angeles California. Childrens group mosaic. Fogartyville Community Media and Arts Center, Sarasota Florida. Community Mural (Arlene Sweeting (941) 587-6588)

Notable Commissions: Mable Ringling Memorial Fountain restoration. Lukewood Park Sarasota. Eighty linear foot mosaic on fountain perimeter. Fall 2013

Florida Maritime Museum:Restoration of 400SQ/ft, side of building, hanging fountain. Spring 2014 Director Kristin Sweeting (941) 708-6120 14th Street Roundabout Page 796 of 1673 Kelly

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Accoustic Fruitfall: 3-D Sculptural mosaic of guitar for public display. City of Winter Garden. 2015

Heron: 30' high stone framed mosaic mural on clubhouse at "The Isles"of Sarasota Commissioned by residents association.

Teaching assignments: Society of American Mosaic Artists, 2016 Convention mosaic instructor. San Diego, CA: [email protected] Fogartyville Community Media & Arts Center. (941) 894-6469 Sarasota Fl. (Mosaic Instructor) Manatee center for the Arts: Bradenton Fl. (Mosaic Instructor)

Training: Dublin Institute of Technology: Dublin, Ireland - Engineering. Institute of Mosaic Art: Oakland, California Luciana Notturni: Ravenna, Italy Ringling College of Art: Sarasota, Florida

Society Memberships: Society of American Mosaic Artists SAMA Professional Member

Published work: Creative Garden Mosaics. By Jill MacKay (Technicolor Dreampot)

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Category Statement

Illusion of Sushi Ceramic tile, stained glass, chopsticks. 24" x 48" x 18" $2400.00 2014

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Ellegance Ceramic tile Mosaic on plaster cast 30" x 15" x 9" $400.00 2010

Mable Ringling Memorial Fountain Colored cement tesserae 12" x 88" x 0" $20000.00 2014

Animal Planet - Insane Pools Oolite and Soapstone 30" x 48" x 48" $35000.00 2014

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Shell Fountains Detail Limestone 36" x 75" x 75" $150000.00 2011

Contemporary pots Hand carved limestone 36" x 36" x 36" $16800.00 2012

Accoustic Fruitfall Detail Glass mosaic on wooden form. 72" x 30" x 24" $5500.00 2015

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1. “Ram Jam” 2018. 22’ x 25’ x 12’ feet deep. Steel, galvanized sheet metal, glass.

2. “Long View” 2018. 35’ x 12’ x 12’. Steel, recycled car hoods, LED lights & projections.

3. “Road Trip”. 2014. 14’ 35’ 8’. Steel, galvanized sheet metal, glass.

4. “Trailblazers” 2018. 15’ 60’ 50’. Steel, glass.

5. “Big Bear” 2015. 20’ 22’ 12’. Steel, glass, found object. Internal LED lights.

6. “Rocky Mountain Hummer” 2017. 16’ 8’ 7’. Steel, recycled car hoods, glass.

7. “Sandia Allegory” 2006. 3’ 15’ 5’ (lizard) 3’ 3’ 4’ (pottery shard bench). Steel, copper, cast concrete.

8. “Blue Gorilla” 2015. 13’ 17’ 8’. Steel, recycled car hoods, glass.

9. "Howl and "Pounce" 2017. 14’ 20’ 7’ and 8’ 18’ 7’. Steel, recycled car hoods, solid glass eyes.

10. “Yard Dog” Santa Fe, NM. 2016. 15’ 19’ 7’. Steel, recycled steel, glass.

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Call ID: 1607837 Artist ID: 16185 Status: Received Don Kennell Contact

Partner Contact via Cell Phone Email [email protected] Phone 505 473-1584 Cell 505 603-1416 Web Site donkennell.com Mailing Address 1507 4th ST Santa Fe NM USA 87505 Custom Answers Please complete and submit the Disclosure Statement located in Appendix B of the Appendices A through C document. Kennell Disclosure Statement.pdf Please upload a written description and up to 8 illustrations of your proposed artwork for the 14th Street/US 41 Roundabout - include title, type of media, weight, and fabrication information. Glide by Don Kennell.pdf Please upload a PDF or JPEG file displaying examples of previous works of art. For each example, please provide an image, title, type of media, dimensions, and year of completion. Don Kennell Past Work.pdf Professional References: Please provide 3 or more professional references. Paul Clemente, Art Director Coachella Music & Art Festival 5750 Wilshire Blvd Suite 501 Los Angeles, CA 90036 323.930.5763 [email protected]

Daniela Villarreal, Community Liason City of Commerce City 7887 E. 60th Ave. Commerce City, CO 80022 303.227.8832 [email protected]

Steve, Glueck, Director Community and Economic Development 911 10th Street Golden, CO 80401 303.384.8095 [email protected]

Tom Lee, Project Manager Burning Man Art [email protected] (650) 996-7240

Aaron Goldblatt, Partner Metcalfe Architecture & Design 211 N. 13th St. Suite 503 Philadelphia, PA 19107 215.557-9200 [email protected]

Lucas Cowan, Public Art Curator Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy 185 Kneeland Street Boston, MA 02111 617.603.7732 [email protected] 14th Street Roundabout Page 817 of 1673 Kennell

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Please include a proposed budget estimate for this project consisting of estimates for fabrication and materials, design and engineering (including foundation), lighting, transportation, installation, artist fee, and other associated costs. 38000 Fabrication 15000 Design Fee 12000 Engineering 9000 Aluminum 8000 Anodizing & finish 8000 Project Mgmt 8000 Lighting 7000 Rolling services 6000 FL Contracting 5500 Shipping 5000 Welding supplies 5000 Stainless steel 5000 Installation Crew 4500 Insurance 3500 CAD Drawings 2500 Installation Forklift 2500 Shop expenses 2500 Documentation 2000 Pre-install site visit 1000 Safety Equipment 150000 TOTAL Please provide a brief current resume emphasizing art experience, public collections, and public art commissions. Please be sure to include contact information including telephone number and email address.You can type in your experience or copy and paste from an existing resume document. Text is limited to 5,000 characters. 2019 PUBLIC ART COMMISSIONS "Navigator" a 30-foot tall blue heron made from aluminum repurposed from decommissioned airplanes. Commissioned for the Norfolk International Airport in Virginia. This artwork is underway and has a budget of $200,000.

2018 PUBLIC ART COMMISSIONS "Long View" a 36-foot tall polar bear made from car hoods with a structural steel armature built with support from Burning Man Project to debut at Burning Man 2018. This project is on a national tour that began as a key public art event for the Global Climate Action Summit and was installed at the Ferry Building in San Francisco. Long View then travelled to Las Vegas, NV and was installed at the Park on Fremont for New Year's Eve. The sculpture is currently installed at the Toronto Light Festival.

"Trailblazers" three monumental Bison, made from corten steel with hand forged details are 12-15 feet tall, 20 feet long, 6 feet wide commissioned for the Bison Run Recreation Center in Commerce City, CO. Art In Public Places.

"Barn Dog" a monumental dog with custom porch swing purchased by the City of Santa Fe for permanent public display at the Santa Fe Convention Center. 15'x19'x8'. This artwork becomes an interactive performance when the viewer responds to the dog tag included in the installation.

2017 PUBLIC ART COMMISSIONS "Ram Jam" a 23-foot tall ram commissioned and owned by the Coachella Music Festival. On permanent public display in Indio, CA.

"Howl" and "Pounce" two monumental coyotes made from upcycled car hoods. The larger is 20 feet long and over 13 feet tall. Glass eyes are illuminated at night with an internal lighting system. Commissioned by artist David Syre for permanent installation at the Syre Farm Park, a private venue in Bellingham, WA.

"Frequent Fliers" two aluminum birds for permanent public display at Lamar State College - Port Arthur, TX. Sculptures depict monumental seahawks. Commissioned for the Sheila McCarthy Umphrey Industrial Technology Center, the sculpture mark each end of a path to the building and are designed for wayfaring.

\"Rocky Mountain Hummer\" a monumental steel hummingbird, 15 feet tall commissioned by the City of Golden, Colorado for a traffic roundabout. Sculpture base is designed to include signage added by the city. This is the inaugural project for a new wayfaring program.

"Kanga Hop" an interactive sculpture commissioned by the Philadelphia Zoo. A 12-foot tall kangaroo with a pouch large enough fit several people for photo ops is made from burlap and fiberglass with a steel armature. A joey made from forged steel is attached for discovery play.

"Redrock Roadrunner" a monumental steel roadrunner that is 7 feet tall. Art in Public Places purchase by the City of Albuquerque selected by the Wells Park Neighborhood Association. On permanent public display as an entrance to the neighborhood.

2016 PUBLIC ART COMMISSIONS "Stepping Out,\" a pair of monumental cowboy boots commissioned and owned by the Stagecoach Music Festival for permanent display in Indio, CA. One masculine and one feminine, the tallest boot is 25 feet tall. Made from steel and lit from within.

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\"Colossal Hummer\" City of Santa Fe Art in Public Places purchase for the Arroyo Sonrisa Pocket Park. Made from upcycled car hoods, the sculpture is the third in a series exploring the relationship between nature and contemporary life.

"Play Bow,\" a ten-foot tall dog in the universal play pose commissioned by Greeley Art in Public Places for permanent display at the Island Grove Regional Park in Greeley, CO. Steel armature with a fiberglass skin.

"Monkey See," a ten-foot tall monkey in enigmatic pose commissioned by the Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy in Boston, MA to celebrate the Chinese Zodiac Year of the Monkey. Made from steel and lacquer.

"Shelter" an interactive sculpture commissioned by the Santa Fe Animal Shelter depicting dogs and cats dynamically rendered in steel, arranged in frames that stack up over time to represent the community.

"(Where is) Justice" Art in Public Places purchase from the State of New Mexico on permanent public display in the library foyer of Central New Mexico Community College in Albuquerque, NM.

2015 PUBLIC ART COMMISSIONS "Big Bear," a large-scale interactive sculpture commissioned and owned by the Coachella Art and Music Festival. The sculpture is 20 feet tall and has an engineered structural steel armature that supports a large porch swing style bench painted with the California flag. Currently on public display at the Shady Lane Park in Coachella, CA.

"Blue Gorilla," a 13 foot tall sculpture made from up-cycled automobile hoods commissioned by the Philadelphia Zoo for their exhibition "Second Nature." This project has also been part of the Railyard 'Art in The Park Program' in Santa Fe, NM.

"Amur Leopard," memorial sculpture for a Philadelphia Zoo employee to be displayed permanently at the zoo. Made from tool and machine parts. Philadelphia, PA.

"Green Coyote" for Santa Fe Railyard Steward's Art in the Park Program. Green Coyote was featured on Instagram event, \"How to Santa Fe\" on Oct 3, 2015. Made from steel, up-cycled car hoods and glass eyes. Purchased by the Meow Wolf Art Collective. On permanent public display in Santa Fe, NM.

"Once Upon A Time In The West" Art in Public Places purchase from the State of New Mexico for permanent public display in the Bataan Memorial Building in Santa Fe, NM.

2014 PUBLIC ART COMMISSIONS "Road Trip," commissioned and owned by the Coachella Art and Music Festival. The sculpture of a 35-foot long Roadrunner features an engineered armature and a porch swing bench hanging from the beak. The roadrunner is skinned with galvanized sheet metal wrapped in steel. Currently on public display in La Quinta, CA.

"Love Transfer Station," public/private collaboration transforming a used construction dumpster into a portable, public park. With landscape designer Christie Green of Radicle. Currently on public display in Santa Fe, NM.

"Royal Hummer" Art in Public Places purchase from the State of New Mexico for permanent public display at the Animal Shelter in Farmington, NM.

SELECTED PREVIOUS PUBLIC ART 2013 "Yard Dog" a twenty foot long dog sculpture with porch swing seating was purchased by the Coachella Art and Music Festival. Made with powder-coated steel frame and covered with corrugated tin. Currently on display in Indio, CA. Also the inaugural project for the Railyard Steward's Art in the Park Program.

2007 "Water Works" Art in Public Places Commission for the City of Santa Fe, NM. Ceramic and steel wall sculpture, custom railings and stair risers designed for the Children's Patio at the South Side Library.

2006 "Bike Bath" and "Dragonfly" commission from the city of Longmont Colorado to construct two powder-coated steel sculptural bike racks.

2005 "Sandia Allegory" Art in Public Places commission from Bernalillo County for two 14-foot steel and copper lizards and three cast-concrete pottery shard benches on permanent public display at the W.L. Jackson Park.

2004 "Fish Spirit" Commission from City of Santa Fe to carve a large cottonwood tree located in the Santa Fe River Park.

2000 "Hatful of History" National Endowment for the Arts resident artist for Pinedale, WY. Cast aluminum, copper, steel, ceramic sculptures designed and fabricated in collaboration with varied local stakeholders.

1999 Award from The Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation to collaborative public sculpture in three local high schools. Ceramic, wood, resin.

1999 "Back to Basics" Commission from New Jersey Transit for a pair of cast concrete sculptures for the Westside Avenue Station in Jersey City, NJ.

1998 Commission from Raritan Valley Community College for wood and ceramic sculpture for the library foyer.

1998 Fellowship from the Rutgers Center for Innovative Print and Paper. 13 cast paper sculptures produced.

1996 "Miles Galvin Memorial" Commission from the American Association of University Professors, for a copper sculpture of Miles Galvin at the Labor Education Center at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ. 14th Street Roundabout Page 819 of 1673 Kennell

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1995 Fellowship from Art Matters, NYC. Interactive art car performance utilizing found materials and a 1989 Toyota Tercel.

1995 Commission Mayfair '95 to build a steel and aluminum sculpture for Allentown, PA.

1995 Commission from Please Touch Museum in Philadelphia to build 8-foot \'wild thing\' for the Maurice Sendak exhibit.

1994 Fellowship from The New Jersey State Council on the Arts to produce steel, wood and cast concrete sculptures.

1994 Grant from city of Camden, NJ, for \'Camden Odyssey\', a children\'s theater project.

RECENT ART SHOWS 2018 "Animals" Houston Art Car Museum. Houston, TX "Burning Man" Black Rock City, NV. "Heavy Hitters" KEEP Contemporary. Santa Fe, NM

2017 "Sculpture in the Park" Benson Sculpture Garden. Loveland, CO "Spectacle," Artists respond to the Santa Fe Opera 2017 Season. Curated by Rod Lambert, Community Gallery. Santa Fe, NM.

2016 "Sculpture in the Park" Benson Sculpture Garden. Loveland, CO "Greenway Public Art Season" Rose Kennedy Greenway. Boston, MA "Fire Monkey" DKLA Studio Gallery, Santa Fe, NM.

2015 "Truth and Beauty" Solo show. Janine Contemporary, Santa Fe, NM. "Second Nature" Philadelphia Zoo, Philadelphia, PA. "Axle Indoors at Peters Projects" Gerald Peters Gallery, Santa Fe, NM. "Spring Show" Janine Contemporary Industri, Santa Fe, NM.

2014 "Bird's The Word" Solo show. Lois Lambert Gallery, Santa Monica, CA "ArtCRS" Center for Contemporary Arts, Santa Fe, NM. Curated by Kathryn M. Davis. "Wilderness Acts" Leonora Curtin Wetland Preserve, NM. Curated by Axel Gallery featuring work made from materials sourced on site. "End of Days" City of Santa Fe Community Gallery, NM. Curated by Rod Lambert. "Things With Wings" Fuller Lodge Art Center, Los Alamos, NM.

2013 "Winter Group Show" Johnson's of Madrid Gallery, Madrid, NM. "Sram PART Project" The Kimball Art Center, Park City, Utah. "The Artist Is In" Axel Contemporary, Santa Fe, NM.

EDUCATION Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey MFA 1990 The University of Houston, Houston Texas BFA Cum Laude 1988 Casper College, Casper, Wyoming AA 1984

Art Detail

Category Statement

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"Long View" at San Francisco Ferry Building Steel, recycled car hoods, glass eyes 35' x 12' x 12' $200000.00 2018

Ram Jam Steel, glass eyes 22' x 25' x 12' $125000.00 2017

Rocky Mountain Hummer Steel, recycled car hoods 15' x 8' x 7' $65000.00 2017

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Trailblazers Corten steel, galvanized sheet metal 15' x 60' x 12' $150000.00 2018

"Howl" and "Pounce" Steel, recycled car hoods, glass eyes 13.5' x 20' x 7' $85000.00 2017

Big Bear Steel, glass, structural steel, paint 20' x 22' x 12' $75000.00 2015

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Road Trip w/ Woman Steel, galvanized sheet metal, glass, LED lights. 14' x 35' x 8' $46000.00 2014

Blue Gorilla Steel, up-cycled automobile sheet metal, glass 13' x 17' x 8' $75000.00 2015

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Artist’s Proposal

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R A Y K I N G 8 3 5 N 3 r d S t , P h i l a d e l p h I a , P A 1 9 1 2 3 T e l : ( 2 1 5 ) 6 2 7 - 5 1 1 2 F a x : ( 2 1 5 ) 6 2 5 - 8 4 2 1 r a y @ r a y k i n g . n u - w w w . r a y k i n g . n u

I’ve been working as a professional artist for 40 years with more than three decades experience in the public art realm. My medium is light and my art reflects my interest in geometry, science, technology, light and color to create luminous, interactive sculptures that animate the environment and inspire the hearts and minds of viewers.

My designs are site-specific, inspired by the location to create a unique sense of place. My art uses glass, metals and laminating films to manipulate light in unexpected ways by projecting, refracting and reflecting light and color – to make the mundane magical.

I’m very interested in the Denver Botanic Gardens public art project, and the opportunity to design and create luminous and iconic artwork inspired by the beauty and marvels of the natural world. The setting appears to be as spectacular and ideal as any an artist could imagine.

I specialize in exterior sculptures I have built exterior sculptures in climates as diverse and extreme as Alaska, California, the north of Italy, and Taiwan, where tropical storms are common, six are located in Florida and built to withstand hurricane forces. I understand the special engineering and installation techniques.

I have extensive experience working with teams, I enjoy the R & D process, especially in a collaborative effort, and excel at structural details. I have a keen sense of organization, project management, and am conversant in many durable materials, both traditional and high-tech. I’m highly proficient with CAD computer software to insure the accuracy of design fabrication.

I maintain a large well-equipped studio that includes glass cutting, drilling and polishing equipment; a full metal work-shop; carpentry shop, state-of-the-art computer labs and thousands of sq ft of space for assembly. My art is designed with the highest concern for safety, made from durable materials (glass and stainless steel) and are generally maintenance-free and vandalism-proof.

My designs are site-specific, inspired by the surrounding landscape, community and history. If selected, I would research the location and design a sculpture that would respect the scale and proportion of the site, within the budget allotted.

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Stainless steel and laminated safety glass are extremely durable materials, impervious to the elements, and well-suited to exterior artwork. Rain will wash off any dust and debris. Periodic power cleaning with a power washer will remove any stubborn dirt. Solvent will remove any graffiti. Spare glass elements will be provided for repair and /or replacement. The time frame for purchase of raw materials is one to two months. The fabrication is approximately three to four months. Installation will take a week.

My proposal does NOT include electric wiring or lighting. The footing will need to be engineered to support the sculpture with concrete and metal rebar. Below are some works in progress, as well as theoretical designs of beacons and spheres.

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Artist’s Previous Works

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TECH/REC BEACON Regional Technical and Recreational Complex, Ft. Washington, Maryland 14th Street Roundabout Page 839 of 1673 6m x 3.3m x 4.2m, Dichroic Glass, Stainless Steel & Concrete King

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SOLAR DISC 14th Street Roundabout Zuni Rd Facility, Albuquerque, New Mexico Page 841 of 1673 4.5m x 4.2 m x 1m, Holographic Glass, Stainless Steel King

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Call ID: 1607671 Artist ID: 720 Status: Received Ray King Contact

Partner Contact via Home Phone Email [email protected] Phone 215 627-5112 Cell 215 266-4222 Web Site www.rayking.nu Mailing Address 835 N. 3rd St Philadelphia PA USA 19123 Custom Answers Please complete and submit the Disclosure Statement located in Appendix B of the Appendices A through C document. Ray King Appendix B.pdf Please upload a written description and up to 8 illustrations of your proposed artwork for the 14th Street/US 41 Roundabout - include title, type of media, weight, and fabrication information. Sarasota Proposals.pdf Please upload a PDF or JPEG file displaying examples of previous works of art. For each example, please provide an image, title, type of media, dimensions, and year of completion. Ray King EIGHT IMAGES.pdf Professional References: Please provide 3 or more professional references. Marsha Moss Art Curator/Arts Administrator 220 Locust St, 27-D Philadelphia, PA 19106 215 925-3384 / [email protected] I have known Marsha Moss for more than 30 years. She is currently my administrator for a SEPTA project.

Kathy Hathorn MA, EDAC American Art Resources 3260 Sul Ross Houston Texas 77098 713 527 8028 / [email protected] I have completed two commissions for American Art Resources

Dana La Fonta Director Percent for Art Program Louisiana Dept of Culture 1051 N. Third St Baton Rouge, LA 70802 225 342-8176 / [email protected] Project: River Spirit at the University Medical Center

Please include a proposed budget estimate for this project consisting of estimates for fabrication and materials, design and engineering (including foundation), lighting, transportation, installation, artist fee, and other associated costs. Artist's Fee $20,000 research design development drawings/model construction documents construction/installation supervision

Artwork Cost materials 40,000 fabrication 30,000

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Consultants engineering 5,000 assistants 10,000

Miscellaneous Costs studio expenses 10,000 insurance 3,000 documentation 2,000

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MAJOR PUBLIC ART COMMISSIONS 2017 Untitled, Residential Complex, Oakland, CA Odessa Spire, City Gateway, Odessa, TX 2016 BioWaves, Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ Nakoma Beacon, Oro Valley, Tucson, AZ 2015 Crystal Wave, MD Anderson Medical Center, Houston, TX PhiLux, SEPTA Station, Philadelphia, PA Celestial Spheres, Municipal Building, Coral Springs, FL Aurora Lens, Aurora Residence, Tampa, FL 2014 River Spirit, University Medical Center, New Orleans, LA Horizon, VA Hospital Garage, Palo Alto, CA 2013 Point of View, Ministry of Culture, New Taipei City, Taiwan Untitled, Spring Mill, Conshohocken, PA Light Surge, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR 2012 Tec/Rec Beacon, Regional Tech/Rec Complex, Ft Washington, MD Flying Carpet, Private Commission, Taipei, Taiwan Connections, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, New York, NY Chiral Ring, New Science Building, Utah Valley University, Orem, UT Sun Sails & Wave, Unified Science Center, Stockton College, Pomona, NJ 2011 Split Spiral, USTAR Innovation Center, U of Utah, North Logan, UT Flying Wave,NeiHu Office Bldg, Taipei, Taiwan 2010 North/South/East/West, Dulles International Airport, Washington, DC AquaVita, Phoenix Children's Hospital, Phoenix, AZ Peace Bird, Eastside Human Services Facility, Denver, CO SolarSonic, Taoyuan International Airport, Taipei, Taiwan Washington Square Lens, Washington Square, Washington, DC North/South/East/West, Dulles Int'l Airport, Washington, DC 2009 Solar Disc, Metro Services Facility, Albuquerque, NM Dancing Feathers, Luzhou Metro Station, Taipei, Taiwan Sky, All Children's Hospital, St. Petersburg, FL AquA, The Plaza Building, Boise, ID Frisco Light Wave, StarCenter Arena, Frisco, TX 2008 Solar Sails, Tysons 123 Metro Station, Washington, DC Suspension of Light, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE JetStream, Nashville Airport, Nashville, TN Root, College of Humanities, Univ of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT Hello David, Private Commission, Philadelphia, PA 14th Street Roundabout Page 844 of 1673 King

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2007 E/W Beacon, East/West Highway, Silver Springs, MD 2006 Light Wings, New York Presbyterian Hospital, New York, NY M-Lens, M Street Office Complex, Washington, DC Eyemoeba, City Community College, Salt Lake City, UT 2005 Spheroid, 610 Clematis, West Palm Beach, FL Fountain of Light, Boston Scientific, Minneapolis, MN River of Light, Texas Tech Univ, Lubbock, TX SunStream, Lincoln Ave Station, Denver, CO Landscape of Light, Recreational Center, Plano, TX 2004 TimeSpace, Chunghwa National Telecomm Bldg, Taipei, Taiwan Flame, Regent Office Complex, Arlington, VA Eddies of Light, Chapel Hill Aquatic Center, Chapel Hill, NC 2003 Utah Cascade, Health Sciences Education Bldg, Salt Lake City, UT Chroma Wall, Florida Atlantic Univ, Boca Raton, FL Sun Wall, Florida International Univ, Miami, FL Northern Cascade, Brookdale Library, Minneapolis, MN SkyWalk, Northwest Recreation Center, St. Petersburg, FL Spectral Cloud, Almaden Community Center, San Jose, CA

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS Kalos Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan. "The Geometry of Light" Craft Alliance, St. Louis, MO "Without Boundaries" Projects Gallery, Philadelphia, PA "Northern Liberties: A Transformation" Taipei Artist Village, Taiwan Ray King: Adventures in Light and Color Geoffrey Museum, London, England The Millennium Galleries, Sheffield, England Galleria Grazia Neri, Milan, Italy Vetri International Glass Gallery, Seattle, WA Gallery of Design, Univ of Wisconsin, Madison, WI Beyond Bricks and Mortar. Museo Diocesano, Brescia, Italy Angelicum, Milan, Italy Nexus Gallery, Philadelphia, PA Glass Art Gallery, London, England Electrum Gallery, London, England Galeria Magari, Barcelona, Spain Boutique at the Musee des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, France

COLLECTIONS Thermalbader & Grand Hotel, Bad Ragaz, Switzerland, Du Pont de Nemours E. I. & Company, Best Products, Chasco Company, Corning Museum of Glass, Victoria and Albert Museum, London, England, National Museum of American Art, Liberty Museum,

GRANTS, AWARDS & RELATED ACTIVITIES Kaman Art Foundation Artist Residency, Rajasthan, India Bombay Sapphire Foundation, London, England Third Millennium Sculpture Award, Brescia, Italy

PUBLICATIONS Architectural Lighting, Progressive Architecture, Sculpture, Neues Glas, Licht und Glas, Realites, Vogue, Metropolis, New Work, British Crafts, American Craft, Glass, Stained Glass, Studio, International, Time , Newsweek, Esquire, Metropolitan Home, Public Art Review , etc. Glass Art from Urban Glass; by Richard Yelle, 2000 Public Art: A World's Art View, International Creators' Organization 2008

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Tech/Rec Beacon Dichroic Glass, Stainless Steel, Concrete 20' x 14' x 11' $210000.00 2013

Spheroid Dichroic Glass, Stainless Steel, Concrete 21' x 20' x 20' $310000.00 2006

Northern Lens Dichroic Glass, Stainless Steel, Concrete 32' x 23' x 3' $240000.00 2004

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Flame Holographic Glass, Stainless Steel, Concrete 42' x 6' x 3' $275000.00 2006

Stockton Flower Dichroic Glass, Stainless Steel, Concrete 21' x 12' x 12' $275000.00 2017

Largo Lens Holographic Glass, Stainless Steel, Concrete 35' x 25' x 3' $310.00 2004

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Schuylkill Beacon Stainless Steel 12' x 12' x 12' $300000.00 2015

Works in Progress Dichroic Glass, Stainless Hardware, Silicon 6' x 6' x 6' $150000.00 2018

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Artist’s Proposal

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Title: Paradise Media: Forged and fabricated Stainless Steel, paint Sculpture Dimensions: 180 in x 54 in x 30 in Base dimensions: 3.5 ft x 6 ft x 6 ft Total Weight: 1500 lbs (Sculpture - 1,000 lbs / pedestal - 500 lbs)

Description:

Designed by August Kochanowski, Paradise is a free-standing ,stainless-steel sculpture of a 15-foot-tall human ﬁgure. It will be on a 3-1/2-foot-tall circular base. The total height of the sculpture will be 18-1/2-foot tall.

When looking at Paradise, the initial perception will be that of a solid ﬁgure. However, upon closer examination, the viewer will soon realize that from any vantage point he or she can see into, as well as through, the sculpture. Metal palm fronds wrap around the shape, articulating the contours of the human form. The foliage becomes the skin of this ﬁgure, but leaves areas that are not filled in. This technique creates an interplay of colors, textures, light, and shadow.

The fronds are forged with hammer and anvil out of stainless steel. Each frond will be individually ﬁtted and welded together to the curves of a large-scale human model mock-up, creating a shell of foliage. This shell will be removed and reassembled to become the exterior layer on the sculpture proper. The foliage shell will be applied over an internal web of structural branches.

Palms are ubiquitous to Florida and are one of the images that comes to mind when people think of Sarasota. The arching canopy of palm trees are found in many neighborhoods and enhance the image of this coastal region. As well as being a local botanical, palms symbolize victory, peace, and eternal life -- symbolism which has advantageous connotations for any community.

Colors on the sculpture will be obtained from the application of an industrial-grade automotive matte paint system after the stainless steel is brush blasted and etched for durable bonding. There will also be a clear, matte, anti-graffiti coating applied over the top-coat of paint. These paints and coatings, as well as the stainless-steel used for creating the sculpture, will resist the sub-tropical conditions of Sarasota.

After dark, commercial marine-grade uplighting on the sculpture will create a view which will be diﬀerent than that of daylight. The hollow aspect of the sculpture will be emphasized with the uplighting, throwing into relief the individual fronds. But, at the same time, the lighting will help create the perception of a solid ﬁgure with the deep shadow of night playing out on the exterior of the sculpture.

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Artist’s Previous Works

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Macaw Designed and created by August Forged and Repousse steel 5 x 3 x 3 feet 2012

Striding Figure Designed and created by August Steel, stainless steel, cobble stone, rubble 14 x 6 x 10 feet 2018

Pointer Portcullis Designed by August and created by team Designed and created by August Weathering Steel (beginning to age) Forged steel 8 x 12 x 4 feet 9 x 4 x 4 feet 2011 2011

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Panther in progress Designed and created by August Stainless steel 30 x 96 x 32 inches Future 2019 installation Stevens Point Area Senior High, Wisconsin

Windward Designed by Boleslaw, created by team Weathering steel 18 x 10 x 7.5 feet (with base) 2018 Egg Harbor, Wisconsin

Great Blue Designed by Boleslaw, created by team Foreshortened Weathering steel Iron 9 x 5 x 3 feet (without stone base) 36.5 x 23 x 6 inches 2010 2013 14th Street RoundaboutWest Bend, Wisconsin Page 856 of 1673 Kochanowski Team 715-457-2801 [email protected] Kochanowski

Pine Cones Accepted concept designed by Boleslaw When complete will be: Weathering steel 7 x 16 x 7 feet 6 x 13 x 6 feet 4 x 6.5 x 4 feet Fall 2019 or Spring 2020 installation Northpoint Drive Roundabout Stevens Point, Wisconsin

Falcon Landing Designed by Boleslaw Iron 34 x 28 x 5 inches 2012

To the Point Accepted concept designed by Boleslaw

When complete will be: Visiting Crane Weathering steel, copper, and stainless steel Designed by Boleslaw 15 x 25 x 10 feet Iron Fall 2019 or Spring 2020 installation 19.5 x 24 x 3.75 inches Northpoint Drive Roundabout 2012 Stevens Point, Wisconsin

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Call ID: 1603925 Artist ID: 357135 Status: Received Boleslaw Kochanowski Contact

Partner August Kochanowski Contact via Home Phone Email [email protected] Phone 715 4572801 Cell Web Site www.boleslawkochanowski.com Mailing Address 3349 County Road H Junction City WI USA 54443 Custom Answers Please complete and submit the Disclosure Statement located in Appendix B of the Appendices A through C document. Disclosure Statement - Appendix B Signed.pdf Please upload a written description and up to 8 illustrations of your proposed artwork for the 14th Street/US 41 Roundabout - include title, type of media, weight, and fabrication information. Description of Paradise, 14th street and US 41 Roundabout Landmark Sculpture.pdf Please upload a PDF or JPEG file displaying examples of previous works of art. For each example, please provide an image, title, type of media, dimensions, and year of completion. Samples of Previous Art Work.pdf Professional References: Please provide 3 or more professional references. Andrew Todd Winship Associate Professor of Fine Arts Herron School of Art and Design: IUPUI W: 317-278-9488 C: 317-531-0699 Email: [email protected]

Bob Sandmire President of Seven Waters, Inc. Cell: 608-751-0778 Email: [email protected]

Ryan Heise MPA Egg Harbor Village Administrator W: 920.868.3334 Email: [email protected]

Kenneth H. Mathys, CPA Dental Practice Advisors a division of Catalyst Consulting Group LLC Email: [email protected]

Deb Holtan Executive Director, Medical Center Foundation of Hartford W: 262-670-7568 Email: [email protected]

Please include a proposed budget estimate for this project consisting of estimates for fabrication and materials, design and engineering (including foundation), lighting, transportation, installation, artist fee, and other associated costs. Landmark Sculpture - 14th Street and US 41 Roundabout Artwork: Paradise Artist Fee $30,000 Pictorial, schematic, and detail drawings (design & site plan) $5,000 Engineering: Florida Structural Engineer fee via Robert Alonso of Atlas Engineering Group (FDOT pre-qualified Specialty Engineer) $2,000 Fabrication14th Street & Materials Roundabout Page 858 of 1673 Kochanowski

Call ID: 1603925 Artist ID: 357135 Status: Received Boleslaw Kochanowski (Continued) shop supplies and material (including stainless steel) $8,500 shop labor (1200hrs/$35 hr.) $42,000 armature mold and casting $4,000 sandblasting & painting $1,600 Paint - ($250/gal/3 gal/primer and top coat) $750 Anti-Graffiti Coating - Sherwin Williams (300 sq ft/gal@$250) $250 overhead ($5/labor hr.) $6,000 Travel $3,500 Transportation: B & D Trucking / $3.50/loaded mile/1500 miles $5,250 Lighting: 4 commercial marine grade LED light fixtures / Force Partners Quote $6,300 Installation of light fixtures / Sarasota electrician $2,000 Installation: Site prep and foundation $5,000 (8 hours) Crane for unloading and installation / DNJ Crane Service, Sarasota $1,200 permits/traffic control $5,000 Miscellaneous $4,060 Insurances $7,000 Total $139,410

3349 County Road H Junction City, WI 54443 715-457-2801 www.boleslawkochanowski.com [email protected]

Boleslaw Kochanowski had his initial exposure to iron and its versatility from the huge blacksmith shops where his father worked. From the first, Boleslaw has been in awe of the potential of this industrial metal. From building material to whimsical creations, much of his work is considered three-dimensional sculptural iron. Often, the depths are compressed because of the nature of the armatures - gates, balustrade, screens, etc. He works in various metals, but iron is his primary medium.

Approaching four decades of work, there are scores of private commissions and installations of decorative and sculptural ironwork throughout the United States.

Boleslaw is a third-generation blacksmith. He is taking this art form into the family's second century through his son, August.

August received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, and his Master of Fine Arts in Sculpture from the Herron School of Arts and Design: Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis.

Commissions and collections in the public and corporate arena: - To the Point / Pine Cones / expected 2020 installation / designed by Boleslaw / Create Portage County / Stevens Point, Wisconsin Roundabout Sculptures - Panther / scheduled for October 2019 installation / designed by August / permanent Public Art / Larger-than-life planar school mascot / fabricated and welded plate steel sculpture / Stevens Point Area High School (SPASH) / Stevens Point, Wisconsin - Cranberry Bog / a future permanent installation / designed by Boleslaw / cranberry-themed sculptural interior panels / Wisconsin Rapids Community Center (The Tribune Building) / Incourage Community Foundation / Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin - Windward / 2018 / designed by Boleslaw / permanent Public Art / 18-foot-tall exterior sculpture of two swooping spires with a family of cranes / Egg Harbor Arts Initiative / Egg Harbor, Wisconsin - GeoEddy / 2018 / designed by Boleslaw / permanent public art / Iron swirl created and installed for Portage County Create Geocache Art Adventure: Sculpture Quest, Wisconsin. - Portcullis / on loan Public Art August 2017 - 2019 /designed by August / Kenosha Arts Walk / Kenosha, Wisconsin - Soaring Free / 2014 / designed by Boleslaw / permanent Public Art / Aurora Medical Center / Hartford, Wisconsin - Convocation and Commencement Weathervane / 2013 / Used at official assemblies, this miniature sculpture is a recreation of the iconic 100-year-old Old Main full-size Weathervane replicated by Kochanowski Legacy in 2011 / University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point - Great Blue / 2011 / designed by Boleslaw / permanent installation / 9-foot-tall exterior sculpture / Corporate Office West Bend Mutual Insurance Company / West Bend, Wisconsin - Pointer / 2011 / designed by August / permanent installation / 8-foot-tall planar school mascot / fabricated and welded plate steel sculpture / University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point

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Portcullis forged steel 9' x 4' x 4' $30000.00 2011

Pointer Weathering steel 8' x 12' x 4' $25000.00 2011

Panther (in progress) Stainless steel 30" x 96" x 32" $25000.00 2019

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Windward Weathering steel 18' x 10' x 7.5' $50000.00 2018

Windward (Mother Crane and Colt) Core-ten weathering steel 18' x 10' x 7.5' $50000.00 2018

Great Blue Weathering steel 9' x 5' x 3' $25000.00 2010

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Pine Cones (accepted concept design) Weathering steel 7' x 16' x 7' $43000.00 2020

To the Point (Accepted concept design) Weathering Steel, stainless steel, and copper 15' x 25' x 10' $64000.00 2020

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Call ID: 1601027 Artist ID: 309416 Status: Received Leo Kogan Contact

Partner Contact via Home Phone Email [email protected] Phone 000 0000000 Cell Web Site Mailing Address ------Amsterdam Netherlands 1000AA Custom Answers Please complete and submit the Disclosure Statement located in Appendix B of the Appendices A through C document.

Please upload a written description and up to 8 illustrations of your proposed artwork for the 14th Street/US 41 Roundabout - include title, type of media, weight, and fabrication information.

Please upload a PDF or JPEG file displaying examples of previous works of art. For each example, please provide an image, title, type of media, dimensions, and year of completion.

Professional References: Please provide 3 or more professional references. I have none Please include a proposed budget estimate for this project consisting of estimates for fabrication and materials, design and engineering (including foundation), lighting, transportation, installation, artist fee, and other associated costs. $140000 Please provide a brief current resume emphasizing art experience, public collections, and public art commissions. Please be sure to include contact information including telephone number and email address.You can type in your experience or copy and paste from an existing resume document. Text is limited to 5,000 characters. Leo Kogan (27-09-1974)

Henri Polaklaan 10-T 1018CS Amsterdam Netherlands m: +31624898462

www.leokogan.com [email protected]

Education: De Ateliers, Amsterdam, 1997-1999 The Cooper Union, New York City, 1994-1997 RIT, Rochester, New York, 1992-1994

Selected Solo Exhibitions: Double Dutch, Kers Galerie (De Nieuw Poort), Amsterdam, 3/2015 Quagmire of Superficiality, Kers Galerie, Amsterdam, 2/2014 Windows of Opportunity, Marnixstraat 78-80, Amsterdam, 6/2010 The Hermit. Centrum voor Jonge Kunst, Gent, Belgium, 11-12/2005 SNS/REAAL Group, Utrecht, 10-11/2005 Galerie Ruth Leuchter, Duesseldorf, Germany, 9-10/2005 Aschenbach and Hofland Galleries, Amsterdam, 9/2004 New Drawings, St. Nicolaasstraat Window Gallery, 6/2004 SBK Osdorp, Amsterdam, 1/2004 Text Work, NP40, Amsterdam, 2/2002 Enlightened by Smut, Buro Empty, Amsterdam, 5/2001 New Work City, Buro Empty, 5/2000 Sabine Wachters, Brussels, 9/1999 Sabine Wachters, Knokke, 7/1999 Buro Empty, Amsterdam, 7/1999 De Ateliers, Amsterdam, 6/1999

Selected Group Exhibitions/Events: Digital Billboard projection, Atlanta, NY, USA, 10/2012 Digital Billboard projection, Quincy, IL, USA, 9/2012 Patosoffiranje Video Festival, Smederevo, Serbia, 7/2012 Digital Billboard projection, Albany, NY, USA, 7/2012 Digital Billboard projection, Salem, OR, USA, 6/2012 Digital Billboard projection, Detroit, MI, USA, 6/2012 Digital Billboard projection, Richmond, VA, USA, 4/2012 Digital Billboard projection, San Bernardino - Corona-Riverside, CA, USA, 10/2011 Open Book. Leo Kogan Project Space, Amsterdam, Netherlands 11/2011 Open Studios, Cornelia Arts Building, Chicago, USA, 11/2011 Billboard projection, Eastbound I-90 at Oaktan St, Chicago, USA, 10/2011 Beriner Kunstsalon, Berlin, 9/2011 SICK! Leo Kogan Project Space, Amsterdam, 6-8/2011 (curator) Art Amsterdam, Kers Gallery - Ongekend, Amsterdam, 5/2011 Pretty Vacant, Brooklyn, New York 4-5/2011 LIA Residency Candidates, Die Spinnerei, Leipzig, Germany, 9/2010 Apt. Draschan, Vienna, Austria, 5/2009 Galerie Maurits v/d Laar, The Hague, 12/2008 Intersection IV, Galerie Resy Muijseres, Tilburg, Netherlands, 3-4/2007 Intersection, Tilburg, Galerie Resy Muijsers, Netherlands, 10/2006 Museum Explosion 2, Cultural Center Knooke-Heist, Belgium, 9/200614th Street Roundabout Page 864 of 1673 Kogan

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Motherland, Kunstvlaai, Amsterdam, 5/2006 Video Projection: Russian Jokes, Vaesteras, Sweden, 4/2006 Carter Presents Apt Draschan, Vienna, Austria 4/2006 MS Research Art Prize 2006, The Hague, 3/2006 Th Gallery, Leo Kogan en Bart Baele: Les Extremes se Touchent, The Hague, 2-4/2006 Akademie Galerie, PR: Painting Relations, Utrecht, Netherlands, 1/2005 Group Show with Armen Eloyan and Roman Wolgin, East Area, Amsterdam, 11/2004 4th Works on Paper Biennale, St. Petersburg, Russia, 6/2004 Shining, Aschenbach and Hofland Galleries, Amsterdam, 4/2004 SBK Breda, 1/2004 Koninklijke Prijs Voor Vrije Schilderkunst, Koninklijk Paleis, Amsterdam, 10/2003 Christie's, SOLD!, Amsterdam, 10/2002 Rotor - Contemporary Art, Oh, it's the Curator! A multimedia presentation Quiz, Graz Austria, 4/2002 Artissima Turin, Italy, 11/2001 Konsthal Passagen, Linkoping, Sweden, 10/2001 KunstRAI, Amsterdam, 6/2001 ART Brussels, 4/2001 Buning Brongers Stichting, Amsterdam, 12/2000 Kunst 2000 Zurich Art Fair, Zurich, 11/2000 Artforum Berlin, Berlin, 9/2000 Sabine Wachters, Knokke, 8/1999 De Gele Rijder, Arnhem, Netherlands, 9/1999 Osaka Triennale 1996, Osaka, Japan, 9/1996

Other Projects: Curator: Installation - Museum Explosion, with works by Eric Knoote and Rob v/d Schoor, NP 40, Amsterdam, 5/2004 Participant in project/seminar Neue Werkstrategien (organized by Dr. des. Necmi Sönmez, Curator of Contemporary Art) at Museum Folkwang, Essen, Germany, 5/12-6/12/2001

Publications: VM Magazine, 2008 Ping-Pong, Henry Miller Library, 2008 Intersection, Catalogue 2007 A Hunch and a Leverage, Catalogue, 2004 NRC Handelsblad, 9/2004 Kunstbeeld, 8/2004 SOLD! Christie's, 2002 De Volkskrant, 5/2001 Buning Brongers Prijzen, 2000 De Volkskrant, 5/2000 KunstRAI, 2000 De Gele Rijder, 1999 Osaka Triennale, 1996

Prizes and Grants: Basisstipendium, Fonds BKVB, 2009 LIVE Project Grant, 2009-2010 Project Grant, 2007 Basisstipendium, Fonds BKVB, 2005 Werkbeurs, Fonds BKVB, Amsterdam, 2004 Buning Brongers Prize, Amsterdam, 12/2000 Kinki-Nippon Prize at Osaka Triennale 1996, Japan Collections: Private collections in the U.S.A., Belgium, Austria, France, Spain, and the Netherlands, the Cooper Union collection, Osaka Contemporary Art Center

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Category Statement

Installation epoxy and paint 100" x 100" x 100" $60000.00 2010

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The Squirt polyester and paint 100" x 100" x 100" $50000.00 2010

Washington Crossing the De La Where oil on linen 100" x 99" x 0" $150000.00 2009

Untitled ink on paper 10" x 15" x 0" $6000.00 2016

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Artist’s Proposal

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WINNER!! ©Douglas Kornfeld - 2019

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INSPIRATION 1

Euphoria! Ecstasy!

Elation!

Rapturous!

Joyous!

Triumphant!

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Project Description

The monumental sculpture Winner! is approximately 21 feet high and symbolizes the spirit of power and winning. This sculpture is a snapshot of that euphoric moment after a point is scored or a game is won. The dramatic pose symbolizes moments in one's life when a goal has been achieved. This joyous and exhilarating figure will energize everyone who sees it. The arms are raised triumphantly and head is tilted back in ecstasy. The anonymous figure symbolizes the everyone without reference to race, religion, or politics.

The sculpture is fabricated from 8” x 6” stainless steel tube. This material is commonly used in highway bridge construction. It is extremely strong, corrosion resistant, and requires virtually no maintenance. The sculpture is simple and recognizable it will make an excellent iconic symbol and landmark.

WINNER!!

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BUDGET 3

MATERIALS & FABRICATION

#304 - Stainless steel tube - 6” x 8” 10,000.00 Head, – flat plate 2,000.00 ______sub 12,000.00

Fabrication 20,000.00 Painting and clear coating 15,000.00 ______sub 35,000.00

SITE WORK and INSTALLATION

Ship to site 4,000.00

Crane rental 2,000.00 Labor to install 4,000.00 Reinforced concrete foundation 15,000.00

Base plates and anchor bolts 3,500.00 Granite dedication plaque 1,500.00

Lighting 10,000.00 Lighting consultant 5,000.00 ______sub 45,000.00

ADMINISTRATION & TRAVEL

Engineering consultant, fabrication documents and specs 10,000.00 Insurance 2,000.00

Studio rent and overhead 8,000.00

Travel, Hotel, Car Rental, Meals 5,500.00 ______sub 25,500.00

Project subtotal: 117,500.00

10% Contingency 12,000.00

Artist fee 20,500.00 ______Grand Total 150,000.00

RESUME 4

COMMISSIONS Fire Station #14, Sacramento, CA (Installation 2019) 2018 Lauderhill Transit Center, Lauderhill, FL (Installation 2020) 2018 Gertrude Howes Park, Boston, MA (Installation 2020) 2017 Heritage Landing, Memphis, TN (Installation: Spring 2019) 2017 Fitchburg Art Museum, Fitchburg, MA 2016 Pittman-Sullivan Park, San Antonio, TX 2014 Evacuteer, City of New Orleans, LA 2013 Wuxi T-Park International City, Wuxi, China 2011 Mozart Park, Boston, MA 2010 Indiana State University Recreation Center, Terre Haute, IN 2009 DeCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Lincoln, MA 2009 Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO 2008 St. Petersburg Judicial Center, St. Petersburg, FL 2006 Clinton Avenue School, New Haven, CT 2005 City Park, Denver, CO 2004 Civic Center Bus Station, Denver, CO 2002 First Night, Boston, MA 2000 Bellevue Art Museum, Bellevue, WA 1999 Convergence XIII, Providence, RI 1999 Arts Afloat, Boston, MA 1998 Connemara Sculpture Commission, Plano, TX 1998 Central Artery Project, Boston, MA 1997 Deering Park Sculpture Commission, Portland, Maine 1997 Cambridge Arts Council, Cambridge, MA 1997 Convergence IX, Providence, RI 1996

SELECTED $25,000 Art & Community Landscapes Grant. 2009 GRANTS AND AWARDS Funded by: The New England Foundation for the Arts, The National Endowment for the Arts and The National Parks Department. $25,000 Art & Community Landscapes Grant. 2008 Americans for the Arts, Year in Review 2005 Selected Artist for Best Public Artwork. Massachusetts Cultural Council Grant 2000 Rhode Island State Arts Grant 1999 Cambridge Arts Council, Cambridge, MA 1998 Public Arts Grant, Boston, MA 1997

SELECTED Indiana State University Art Gallery, Terre Haute, IN 2010 EXHIBITIONS DeCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Lincoln, MA 2009 Boston City Hall, Boston, MA 2005 Brickbottom Gallery, Somerville, MA 2003 Brickbottom Gallery, Somerville, MA 2002 Boston Drawing Exhibition, Boston, MA 2000 First Night, Boston, MA 2000 Bellevue Art Museum, Bellevue, WA 1999 Convergence XIII Sculpture Competition, Providence, RI 1999 Museum of Science, Boston, MA 1999 Connemara Conservancy, Dallas, TX 1998 Arts Afloat, Boston Children’s’ Museum, Boston, MA 1998 Arts in the Park, Boston, MA 1997 Bronx River Art Gallery, Bronx, New York 1996 Convergence IX Sculpture Competition, Providence, RI 1996 Fuller Museum, Brockton, MA 1995 The DeCordova Museum, Lincoln, MA 1994 The Computer Museum, Boston, MA 1994 Triennial, Fuller Museum, Brockton, MA 1993 Harbor Gallery, University of Massachusetts, Boston, MA 1991 Grossman Gallery, SMFA, Boston, MA 1989 Westfield State College, Westfield, MA 1987 Boston Arts Festival, Boston, MA 1985 14th© 2019 Street AWAKA-INC Roundabout Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA 1983 Page 872 of 1673 Kornfeld

REFERENCES 5

“Thurston” Client: Fitchburg Art Museum Nicholas Capasso, Director 25 Merriam Parkway, Fitchburg, MA 01420 978 • 345 • 4207 x 301, email: [email protected]

“Open Hand, Open Mind” Client: Arts Council of San Antonio, Texas Rebecca Johnson, Public Art Specialist, Department for Culture and Creative Development 115 Plaza De Armas #102, San Antonio, TX 78205 210 • 207 • 1434, email: [email protected]

“Runner” Client: Indiana State University and Art Spaces Inc. Mary Kramer, Director: Art Spaces Inc. 669 Ohio Street, Terre Haute, IN 47807 812 • 235 • 2801, email: [email protected]

“Ozymandias” Client: DeCordova Sculpture Park + Museum Nicholas Capasso, Former Curator: DeCordova Sculpture Park + Museum Currently Director: Fitchburg Art Museum, Fitchburg, MA 978 • 345 • 4207, email: [email protected]

“Meeting of Minds” Client: City of Denver John Grant, Public Art Consultant 3636 Chestnut Place Street, Denver, Colorado 80216 303 • 589 • 7281, email: [email protected]

“Face the Jury” Client: Pinellas County Arts Council Mark Flickinger, (former) Director Public Art and Design, Pinellas County Arts Council 935 14th St. North, St. Petersburg, FL 33705 727 • 692 • 8300, email: [email protected]

Call ID: 1587308 Artist ID: 192 Status: Received Douglas Kornfeld Contact

Partner Contact via Cell Phone Email [email protected] Phone 617 669-5483 Cell 617 669-5483 Web Site www.awaka-inc.com Mailing Address 33 Crescent Street Cambridge MA USA 02138 Custom Answers Please complete and submit the Disclosure Statement located in Appendix B of the Appendices A through C document. Apenddix B.pdf Please upload a written description and up to 8 illustrations of your proposed artwork for the 14th Street/US 41 Roundabout - include title, type of media, weight, and fabrication information. Kornfeld Proposal.pdf Please upload a PDF or JPEG file displaying examples of previous works of art. For each example, please provide an image, title, type of media, dimensions, and year of completion.

Professional References: Please provide 3 or more professional references. "Thurston" Client: Fitchburg Art Museum Nicholas Capasso, Director 25 Merriam Parkway, Fitchburg, MA 01420 978 - 345 - 4207 x 301, email: [email protected] "Open Hand, Open Mind" Client: Arts Council of San Antonio, Texas Rebecca Johnson, Public Art Specialist, Department for Culture and Creative Development 115 Plaza De Armas #102, San Antonio, TX 78205 210 - 207 - 1434, email: [email protected] "Runner" Client: Indiana State University and Art Spaces Inc. Mary Kramer, Director: Art Spaces Inc. 669 Ohio Street, Terre Haute, IN 47807 812 - 235 - 2801, email: [email protected] "Ozymandias" Client: DeCordova Sculpture Park + Museum Nicholas Capasso, Former Curator: DeCordova Sculpture Park + Museum Currently Director: Fitchburg Art Museum, Fitchburg, MA 978 - 345 - 4207, email: [email protected] "Meeting of Minds" Client: City of Denver John Grant, Public Art Consultant 3636 Chestnut Place Street, Denver, Colorado 80216 303 - 589 - 7281, email: [email protected] "Face the Jury" Client: Pinellas County Arts Council Mark Flickinger, (former) Director Public Art and Design, Pinellas County Arts Council 935 14th St. North, St. Petersburg, FL 33705 727 - 692 - 8300, email: [email protected] Please include a proposed budget estimate for this project consisting of estimates for fabrication and materials, design and engineering (including foundation), lighting, transportation, installation, artist fee, and other associated costs. BUDGET

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______sub 12,000.00

Fabrication 20,000.00 Painting and clear coating 15,000.00 ______sub 35,000.00

SITE WORK and INSTALLATION Ship to site 4,000.00

Crane rental 2,000.00 Labor to install 4,000.00 Reinforced concrete foundation 15,000.00

Base plates and anchor bolts 3,500.00 Granite dedication plaque 1,500.00

Lighting 10,000.00 Lighting consultant 5,000.00 ______sub 45,000.00

ADMINISTRATION & TRAVEL Engineering consultant, fabrication documents and specs 10,000.00 Insurance 2,000.00

Studio rent and overhead 8,000.00

Travel, Hotel, Car Rental, Meals 5,500.00 ______sub 25,500.00

Project subtotal: 117,500.00

10% Contingency 12,000.00

Artist fee 20,500.00 ______Grand Total. 150,000.00 Please provide a brief current resume emphasizing art experience, public collections, and public art commissions. Please be sure to include contact information including telephone number and email address.You can type in your experience or copy and paste from an existing resume document. Text is limited to 5,000 characters. Resume Commissions and Grants 2018 - Lauderhill Transit Facility, Lauderhill, FL, Installation Fall 2019 2017 - Heritage Landing, Memphis, TN, Installation Spring 2019 2017 - Fire Station 14, Sacramento, CA, Installation Summer 2019 2015 - Pittman-Sullivan Park, San Antonio, TX 2015 - Fitchburg Art Museum, Fitchburg, MA 2013 - New Orleans Arts Council, New Orleans, LA 2011 - Mozart Park, Jamaica Plain, Boston, MA 2011 - Wuxi T-Park International City, Wuxi, China 2010 - Boston Center for the Arts, Boston, MA 2009 - Indiana State University Recreation Center, Terre Haute, IN 2009 - DeCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Lincoln, MA 2008 - Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO 2006 - St. Petersburg Judicial Center, St. Petersburg, FL 2005 - City Park, City of Denver, CO 2005 - Clinton School, City of New Haven, CT 2005 - Boston City Hall, Boston, MA 2002 - Civic Center Bus Station, Denver Regional Transit District, Denver, CO 2000 - Boston First Night, Massachusetts Cultural Council, Boston, MA 2000 - Convergence XIII, Providence, RI 1999 - Bellevue Art Museum, Bellevue, WA 1999 - Convergence XII, Providence, RI 1998 - Children's Museum, Boston, MA 1998 - Connemara Conservancy, Allen, TX 1997 - Forest City Sculpture Competition, Maine Public Arts, Portland, ME 1997 - Cambridge Arts Council, Cambridge, MA 1997 - The Big Dig, City of Boston, MA 1997 - Convergence XI, Providence, RI 14th Street Roundabout Page 875 of 1673 Kornfeld

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1997 - Acton Arboretum, Aton, MA Awards 2009 - $25,000 Art & Community Landscapes Grant. Funded by: The New England Foundation for the Arts, The National Endowment for the Arts and the National Parks Department. 2008 - $25,000 Art & Community Landscapes Grant. Funded by: The New England Foundation for the Arts, The National Endowment for the Arts and the National Parks Department. 2005 - Americans for the Arts, Year in Review Selected Artist for Best Public Artwork. Selected Exhibitions 2010 - Boston Center for the Arts, Boston, MA 2009 - DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park, Lincoln, MA 2005 - City Hall, Boston, MA 2003 - Brickbottom Gallery, Somerville, MA 2002 - Brickbottom Gallery, Somerville, MA 2001 - First Night: Boston, MA 1999 - Bellevue Art Museum, Bellevue, WA 1999 - Boston CyberArts Festival, Science Museum, Boston, MA 1997 - Cambridge Arts Council, Cambridge, MA. 1997 - Central Artery Project, Boston, MA 1995 - Fuller Museum, Brockton, MA 1994 - Artist Foundation, Boston, MA 1993 - Gallery 57, Cambridge Arts Council, Cambridge, MA 1993 - Campus Gallery, Fitchburg State College, Fitchburg, MA 1992 - Harbor Gallery, University of Mass., Boston, MA 1989 - Thompson Gallery, Mass. College of Art, Boston, MA 1988 - Cambridge Center For Adult Education, Cambridge, MA 1987 - Zoë Gallery, Boston, MA 1986 - Cambridge Center For Adult Education, Cambridge, MA Selected Group Exhibitions 2011 - Wuxi T-Park International City, Wuxi, China 2010 - The Shape of Us, University Art Gallery, Indiana State, Terre Haute, IN 2006 - Boston Center for the Arts, Boston, MA 2003 - Unbuilt Visions, Brickbottom Gallery, Somerville, MA 2002 - Drawing Exhibition, Boston Center for the Arts, Boston, MA 2000 - Invisible Museum, Denver, CO 1999 - The Self, Absorbed, Bellevue Art Museum, Bellevue, WA 1999 - Convergence XII, Providence, RI 1999 - New England Cyberarts Festival, Museum of Science, Boston, MA 1998 - Arts Afloat, Children's Museum, Boston, MA 1998 - Connemara Conservancy, Dallas, TX 1997 - Arts in the Park, Boston, MA 1997 - Cambridge River Festival, Boston, MA 1997 - Forest City Sculpture Festival, Portland, ME 1996 - Bronx River Art Gallery, Bronx, New York City 1996 - Convergence IX, Providence, RI 1996 - Framingham State College, Framingham, MA 1995 - Creiger-Dane Gallery, Boston, MA 1995 - Technology Links, Cambridge Art Association, Cambridge, MA 1995 - Acton Arboretum, Sculpture Competition, Acton, MA 1994 - DeCordova Museum, Lincoln, MA 1994 - Computer Museum, Boston, MA 1993 - Gallery 57, Cambridge Arts Council, Cambridge, MA 1993 - Triennial, Fuller Museum, Brockton, MA 1992 - Mobius Art Gallery, Boston, MA 1991 - Harbor Gallery, University of Massachusetts, Boston, MA 1989 - Grossman Gallery, SMFA, Boston, MA 1987 - Westfield State College, Westfield, MA 1986 - Grossman Gallery, SMFA, Boston, MA 1985 - Fifth Year Exhibition, Boston Center for the Arts, Boston, MA 1985 - Dana Pond Competition, SMFA, Boston, MA 1985 - SMFA Annual, Boston Center For The Arts, Boston, MA 1984 - Boit Competition, SMFA, Boston, MA 1983 - Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA 1983 - Painters' Progress, Federal Reserve Bank, Boston, MA

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Meeting of Minds Steel and Perforated Steel 17' x 29' x 16' $52000.00 2005

3 "Runner" Stainless steel 23' x 18' x 20" $62000.00 2009

Face the Jury steel and sculpted earth 10' x 80' x 150' $90000.00 2006

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Reach Stainless steel with engravings 27' x 7' x 5' $72000.00 2010

Open Hand Open Mind. Dedicated to Dr. King Steel and perforated steel 32' x 15' x 6" $80000.00 2015

Thurston Steel 18' x 18' x 18" $20000.00 2015

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Evacuspot Stainless Steel 14' x 4' x 6" $200000.00 2013

Ozymandias Laminated Wood and Steel 18' x 20' x 18" $20000.00 2009

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Artist’s Proposal

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Artist’s Previous Works

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12/3/18 ROUNDABOUT PROPOSAL PHOTO DESCRIPTIONS

1- CYCLE SERIES / Aerospace aluminum / 12.5’ x 6’ x 8’ / 2010

2- ENIGMA / Aerospace aluminum / 15’ x 8’ x 8’ / 2001

3- FRACTURED MIGRATION SERIES / Aerospace Aluminum / 8.6’ x 4’ x 4’ / 2015

4- PHOTON II / Aerospace aluminum / 8.4’ x 8.2’ x 33” / 2000

5- WING MIGRATION #2 / Corten Steel / 13’ x 8’ x 6’ / 1981

5- OMINOUS IKON #69 / Aerospace aluminum, acrylic / 17’ x 5.5’ x 5.5’ / 2014

6- OMINOUS IKON #69 / Aerospace aluminum, acrylic / 17’ x 5.5’ x 5.5’ / 2014

7- CONSTELLATIONS / Corten Steel / 9’ x 4’ x 2’ / 1985

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Call ID: 1582446 Artist ID: 331384 Status: Received DENNIS KOWAL Contact

Partner Contact via Home Phone Email [email protected] Phone 941 3661066 Cell Web Site denniskowal.com Mailing Address 508 S Osprey Ave Sarasota FL USA 34236 Custom Answers Please complete and submit the Disclosure Statement located in Appendix B of the Appendices A through C document. DENNIS KOWAL-DISCLOSURE STATEMENT.pdf Please upload a written description and up to 8 illustrations of your proposed artwork for the 14th Street/US 41 Roundabout - include title, type of media, weight, and fabrication information. round about .jpg Please upload a PDF or JPEG file displaying examples of previous works of art. For each example, please provide an image, title, type of media, dimensions, and year of completion. Dennis Kowal-7-images-Sarasota-Roundabout-with description-list.pdf Professional References: Please provide 3 or more professional references. William B. Hartman, Owner Antique Prints and Fine Art Paintings 48 S. Palm Ave. Sarasota, Fl. 34236 941-955-4785 [email protected]

Susan McCloud, GRI President, Season of Sculpture 1662 Floyd St. Sarasota, Fl. 34239 941-362-7732 [email protected]

George Haborak Former President Members Council of Ringling Museum of Art Former Chairman of City of Sarasota Public Art Committee 1308 Pomelo Avenue Sarasota, FL 34239 941-953-9703 [email protected] Please include a proposed budget estimate for this project consisting of estimates for fabrication and materials, design and engineering (including foundation), lighting, transportation, installation, artist fee, and other associated costs. $150,000 Please provide a brief current resume emphasizing art experience, public collections, and public art commissions. Please be sure to include contact information including telephone number and email address.You can type in your experience or copy and paste from an existing resume document. Text is limited to 5,000 characters. dennis j kowal - sculptor

COLLECTIONS Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce, FL City of Trevino Provence, Italy Van14th Wezel Street Performing Roundabout Arts Hall, Sarasota, FL Page 892 of 1673 Kowal

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City of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Temple Beth Israel, Longboat Key, FL City of Tel Mond, Israel Bank of New England, Boston, MA Bally Design Studios, Pittsburgh, PA City of Perpignan, France Florida of Holocaust Museum, St. Petersburg, FL "WOW" Art without Walls, Ft. Pierce, FL Gillette Corporation, Boston, MA Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, MA City of Vladimir, Russia Allegheny College, Cumberland, MD Fuller Art Museum, Brockton, MA Babson College, Wellesley, MA Boston University, Boston, MA Ravinia Festival & Sculpture Park, Chicago, IL (2) DeCordova Museum, Lincoln, MA City of Dunfermline, Scotland F.M.C. Corporation, Chicago, IL Federal Reserve Bank, Boston, MA Milton Academy, Milton, MA Newsweb Corporation, Chicago, IL City of Merida, Yucatan, Mexico City of Sarasota, Sarasota, FL (3) Wentworth Institute of Technology, Boston, MA Lake Forest College, Lake Forest, IL City of Xiamen, China National Fire Protect Association, Quincy, MA Southern Illinois Museum, Carbondale, IL (3) Raytheon Company, Portsmouth, RI Florida Federal, Tampa, FL World Trade Center, Boston, MA Mount Holyoke College Museum, MA

SELECTED AWARDS Artist-In-Residence and Fellowship, MacDowell Colony NH (2) Artist-In-Residence and Fellowship, Yaddo, Saratoga Springs, NY Artist-In-Residence, University of Georgia, Athens, GA Artist-In-Residence Institute of Contemporary Art, NEA, Boston, MA NEA Matching Grant, Babson College, Wellesley, MA Artist-In-Residence, De Cordova Museum, Lincoln, MA Artist-In-Residence, Amherst College, Amherst, MA Visiting Artist, Milton Academy, MS. MA Council for the Arts & Humanities Artist-In-Residence, Oxbow, MI Vietnam Veterans Memorial for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Artist-In-Residence, Maudslay State Park, Newburyport, MA Artist-In-Residence, Darthmouth College, Hanover, NH Artist-In-Residence, Haystack-Hinckley, Hinckley, Maine Millennium Award, Florida Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs Sculpture Key West, Key West, FL Sarasota Season of Sculpture, Sarasota, FL (4) EDUCATION: Bachelor of Science, Masters of Fine Arts, Southern Illinois University University of Illinois, Navy Pier, Chicago and Art Institute of Chicago

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Category Statement

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OMINOUS IKON #69 Aerospace aluminum, acrylic 17' x 5.5' x 5.5' $175000.00 2014

ENIGMA Aerospace aluminum 15' x 8' x 8' $240000.00 2001

CYCLE SERIES Aerospace aluminum 12.5' x 6' x 8' $150000.00 2010

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PHOTON II Aerospace aluminum 8.4' x 8.2' x 33" $170000.00 2000

WING MIGRATION #2 Corten Steel 13' x 8' x 6' $280000.00 1981

Fractured Migration Series Aerospace Aluminum 8.6' x 4' x 4' $150000.00 2015

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Iris Aerospace aluminum 10' x 6' x 2' $220000.00 2012

UNIFY Aerospace aluminum 15' x 15' x 8' $150000.00 2018

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Artist’s Proposal

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Mark Krucke’s Garden Sunset

Sarasota Roundabout Sculpture

Introduction

Mark Krucke’s “Garden Sunset” series is about impermanence. This specific piece has been designed for the city of Sarasota to use as a roundabout sculpture. It will weigh approximately 3,000 lbs and be made from fabricated aluminum, standing 17 feet tall and expanding 20 feet in width and length. It’s powdercoated color will be both delicate and bold.

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Garden Sunset

This form shows the contrast between organic and rigid shapes. It’s organic shapes are silhouettes of Roses and their shadows photographed under a hard light. They are placed within a rigid triangle shape that symbolises a vessel that holds this bouquet together. It is abstract, colorful and bold just like the gulf coast sunsets and Mable Ringling’s Rose Garden.

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Partner Contact via Home Phone Email [email protected] Phone 919 6331909 Cell Web Site https://www.instagram.com/sculptormark/ Mailing Address 210 Greenfield St. 231 Wilmington NC USA 28401 Custom Answers Please complete and submit the Disclosure Statement located in Appendix B of the Appendices A through C document. Disclosure Statement.pdf Please upload a written description and up to 8 illustrations of your proposed artwork for the 14th Street/US 41 Roundabout - include title, type of media, weight, and fabrication information. Report.pdf Please upload a PDF or JPEG file displaying examples of previous works of art. For each example, please provide an image, title, type of media, dimensions, and year of completion.

Professional References: Please provide 3 or more professional references. Amy Miller - Private Commission - (276) 235-5022, Email - [email protected] Thelma Rohrer - Manchester University - Art Department Chair - Campus Sculpture Project (260) 982-4827, Email - [email protected] Susan Jennings - Arts and Cultural Coordinator - City of Roanoke VA, Email - [email protected] Please include a proposed budget estimate for this project consisting of estimates for fabrication and materials, design and engineering (including foundation), lighting, transportation, installation, artist fee, and other associated costs. Proposed Budget Materials - $50,000 Fabrication - $50,000 Artists Fee - $50,000 Total - $150,000 Please provide a brief current resume emphasizing art experience, public collections, and public art commissions. Please be sure to include contact information including telephone number and email address.You can type in your experience or copy and paste from an existing resume document. Text is limited to 5,000 characters. Artist Resume

National Juried Exhibitions

Johnson City Temporary Public Art Exhibition 2017-2019, Public Sculpture, City of Johnson, TN

AIR Elmwood Park Temporary Art Exhibition 2015-2016, Public Sculpture, Roanoke, VA

15th Annual Florida Outdoor Sculpture Competition 2015-2016, Public Sculpture, Sebring, FL & Winter Haven, FL

Cary Visual Art Outdoor Sculpture Competition 2013-2014, Public Sculpture, Cary NC

Blue Springs Sculpture Show 2013, Public Sculpture, Blue Springs MO *Sculpture Purchased

Urbana Public Art league 2012-2014, Public Sculpture, Urbana, IL

Public Art Exhibition at White River State Park 2012-2015, White River State Park Public Sculpture, Indianapolis, IN

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Salisbury Sculpture Show 2012, Public Sculpture, Salisbury NC

Public Art Exhibition on Hilton Head Island 2011, Coastal Discovery Museum at Hilton Head Island, SC, Public Sculpture, Hilton Head, SC *2nd Place People's Choice Award

Art on Main Chattanooga TN 2011, Public Sculpture, Main St., Chattanooga TN *Sculpture Purchased

Art Prize 2011 The B.O.B., Public Sculpture, Grand Rapids MI

Salisbury Sculpture Show 2011, Public Sculpture, Salisbury NC

Salmagundi Rocky Mount NC 2010, Juror: Hoss Haley, Public Sculpture, Rocky Mount Arts Center, NC - *Best In Show

Juried Exhibitions

Pedestrian Art Wilmington NC 2010, Public Sculpture, Wilmington NC Project Design Mayfaire 2010, Jurors: Mike Kursten, Paige McKenzie, Shaw Haley, Mayfaire outdoor sculpture, Wilmington NC N In Your Dreams 2010, Juror: Michelle Connelly, Mezzanine Gallery, Wilmington, NC

Change is Beautiful 2009, Soap Box Art Gallery, Wilmington, NC

UNCW Randall Library, 2009

Disturbia 2008, Mezzanine Gallery,

Wilmington NC Boseman Gallery 2008, Juror: Deborah Onate, Wilmington, NC Painting *Purchase Award

Collections / Commissions

Manchester University, North Manchester IN

City of Blue Springs, Blue Springs MO

City of Chattanooga, Chattanooga TN

City of Bartow, Bartow FL

City of Salisbury, Salisbury NC

University of North Carolina Wilmington, Wilmington NC

*Painting & Sculpture Nikki & Chris Wrench, private collector, Raleigh NC

Awards

2nd Place People's Choice Award Public Art Exhibition at Hilton Head Island, SC

2011 Purchase Award, Salisbury, NC 2011

Best in Show, Salmagundi XIV, Rocky Mount Arts Center 2010

First Place, Project Design, Mayfaire 2010 Contemporary Sculpture Award

Purchase Award, All Student Show UNCW 2010

Purchase Award, All Student Show UNCW 2008

Art Detail

Category Statement

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Standing Leaf Bronze 12' x 30' x 30' $120000.00 2017

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Standing Leaf Bronze 12' x 30' x 30' $120000.00 2017

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Artist’s Proposal

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WRITTEN DESCRIPTION of Proposed Artwork

Artist: DENNIS LERI Title: Wave Medium: painted welded steel Dimensions: 10’ x 8’ Weight: 800 lbs. Fabrication information: The piece will be professionally fabricated from steel sheets, each measuring 4’x8’x3/8”. It will be professionally painted using IMRON Industrial Strength high gloss polyurethane paint 3.5.

My proposal of a cutout sculpture for the 14th Street and US 41 roundabout brings to mind the graceful outline of a wave, yet as a silhouette it does not obstruct the traveler’s view. It will be constructed of painted, welded, 3/8 inch steel and will stand 20 feet tall and 8 feet at its widest point. My color choice will reflect the aquatic theme but will be subtle.

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Artist’s Previous Works

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Pure Form #3 73”H x 38”W x 36”D Red Painted Steel, Metal Sculpture

Acute/Obtuse 132”H x 60”W x 48”D Red Painted Welded Steel

Circle Square Dance 60”H x 72”W x 60”D Red Painted Steel, Metal Sculpture

Pure Form #5 96”H x 28”W x 28”D Red Painted Steel, Metal Sculpture

Tete-a-Tete 77”H x 29”W x 26”D Red Painted Steel, Metal Sculpture

Winged Portal 72”H x 113”W x 57”D Red Painted Steel, Metal Sculpture

Talk to Me 72”H x 17”W x 10”D Red Painted Steel, Metal Sculpture

Hedge Row 60”H x 80”W x 29”D Red Painted Steel, Metal Sculpture

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Arancio 74”H x 87”W x 83”D Red Painted Steel, Metal Sculpture

Unfolding 54”H x 60”W x 72”D Red Painted Steel, Metal Sculpture

Turn 96”H x 14”W x 12”D Blue Painted Steel, Metal Sculpture

Blue Ribbon #2 80”H x 16”W x 20”D Blue Painted Steel, Metal Sculpture

Pure Form #6 78”H x 36”D x 36”W Blue Painted Steel, Metal Sculpture

Talk To Me Blue 72”H x 16”W x 10”D Blue Painted Steel, Metal Sculpture

Yellow Ribbon Need Dimensions Yellow Painted Steel, Metal Sculpture

Contemplation #3 132”H x 36”D x 24”W Yellow Painted Steel, Metal Sculpture

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Pure Form #1 72”H x 28”W x 24”D Black Steel, Metal Sculpture

Arrival Departure 96”H x 54”W x 24”D Black Welded Steel, Metal Sculpture

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Call ID: 1607228 Artist ID: 351500 Status: Received Dennis Leri Contact

Partner Contact via Cell Phone Email [email protected] Phone 631 375-3139 Cell 631 375-3139 Web Site www.dennisleri.com Mailing Address 116 Sycamore Drive East Hampton NY USA 11937 Custom Answers Please complete and submit the Disclosure Statement located in Appendix B of the Appendices A through C document. Disclosure Statement - 14th St & US 41.jpg Please upload a written description and up to 8 illustrations of your proposed artwork for the 14th Street/US 41 Roundabout - include title, type of media, weight, and fabrication information. Illustration and Written Description - 14th St & US 41 DENNIS LERI.docx Please upload a PDF or JPEG file displaying examples of previous works of art. For each example, please provide an image, title, type of media, dimensions, and year of completion. Previous Art Work - 14th St & US 41 DENNIS LERI.pdf Professional References: Please provide 3 or more professional references. Arlene Bujese - Art Consultant and Art Curator [email protected]

Esperanza Leon - Art Consultant and Art Curator [email protected]

Peter Marcelle - Art Dealer [email protected]

Coco Myers - Art Consultant and Art Curator [email protected]

Please include a proposed budget estimate for this project consisting of estimates for fabrication and materials, design and engineering (including foundation), lighting, transportation, installation, artist fee, and other associated costs. COSTS and EXPENSES Fabrication and Materials $23,000 Design and Engineering $15,000 Lighting $10,000 Transportation $6,000 Installation $3,000 Artist's Fee $25,000 Other costs $15,000

TOTAL: $97,000

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East Hampton to name just a few. My work has been exhibited in public spaces through the Summer of Sculpture in East Hampton (contact Loring Bolger at [email protected]), and Stanford Connecticut Downtown Public Arts (contact Eileen Heckerling at [email protected]). Contact information for others is herein noted in the Professional References section.

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Category Statement

Arrival Departure painted welded steel 96" x 54" x 24" $20000.00 2010

Acute Obtuse painted welded steel 132" x 60" x 48" $30000.00 2018

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Contemplation #3 painted welded steel 128" x 24" x 36" $30000.00 2017

Circle Square Dance painted welded steel 60" x 72" x 60" $25000.00 2015

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PROPOSED ARTWORK

Title: Sun Island Media: Cor-Ten Steel Dimensions: 21’ x 9’ x 7’ Weight: 12,000 pounds

Nature is one of the most powerful and unique resources of Sarasota. It has become part of the values of the families living and working in the city, and nurtures them physically and spiritually. Therefore, a sculpture that highlights the nature of Sarasota, while demonstrating the strength of its people residing in the city, would be the best fit for the Roundabout project, where people drive by, running their businesses and making a living, to build the homeland of their dreams.

Sun Island depicts a family of 5, living on a tropical island with an abundance of sunlight. The man in the middle is the main support of the family, aiding the elder on one side, and his wife and 2 children on the other. All of them stand for each other and form an inseparable family team that shares joy and sorrow while going through success and challenges together. The sun is not only literal in this piece, but also spiritual. This will be a sculpture that brings warmth, energy and strength to everyone passing by.

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Zhou B Art Center louise@zhoubartcenter com Zhou B Art Center [email protected] Liu

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PREVIOUS ARTWORK

Title: Life Media: Painted Steel Dimensions: 14’ x 13’ x 6’ Year: 2006

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Title: Red Angel Media: Painted Steel Dimensions: 12’ x 6’ x 4’ Year: 2006

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Title: Dreamer Media: Cor-Ten Steel Dimensions: 18’ x 8’ x 8’ Year: 2006

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Title: Ring of Life Media: aluminum Dimensions: 30’ x 30’ x 10’ Year: 2005

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Title: Eight Presidents and the Great Wall Media: oil on canvas Dimensions: 68" x 86" Year: 2011

At the invitation of President Obama, President of the People's Republic of China Hu Jintao paid a state visit to the US from January 18th to 21st in 2011. During the visit, President Obama prepared a meaningful gift to President Hu.

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Title: Sky High Media: mixed media on canvas Dimensions: 772" x 400" Year: 2017

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Title: Solid Romance Media: wood Dimensions: 30’ tall Year: 1997

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Call ID: 1610121 Artist ID: 349475 Status: Received Louise Liu Contact

Partner Contact via Home Phone Email [email protected] Phone 773 5230200 Cell Web Site www.zhoubartcenter.com Mailing Address 1029 W. 35th St. Chicago IL USA 60609 Custom Answers Please complete and submit the Disclosure Statement located in Appendix B of the Appendices A through C document. Disclosure Statement.pdf Please upload a written description and up to 8 illustrations of your proposed artwork for the 14th Street/US 41 Roundabout - include title, type of media, weight, and fabrication information. Proposed Work-Sun Island_compressed.pdf Please upload a PDF or JPEG file displaying examples of previous works of art. For each example, please provide an image, title, type of media, dimensions, and year of completion. Previous Artworks_compressed.pdf Professional References: Please provide 3 or more professional references. Commissioned Work: "SKY HIGH" for Jordan Brand Maggie Wu Senior Marketing Director, Greater China East Territory Nike Sports (China) CO., LTD 10th Floor, Plaza 66, Tower II, 1366 Nanjing Xi Lu, Shanghai, 200040, China Phone Number: +86 18616595957 Emial: [email protected]

Commissioned Work: "Ring of Life" Dr. Guido A Zach-Strasse At the Paraplegic Center in Switzerland Schweizer Paraplegiker-Zentrun 1 6207 Nottwill, Switzerland Phone Number: 41 41 939 5454 Email: [email protected]

Commissioned Work: "Eight Presidents and the Great Wall" for the White House Tracy M Bernstein, Office of the Chief of Protocol, United States Department of State, Washington, DC Phone Number: 202-647-3530 Email: [email protected] Please include a proposed budget estimate for this project consisting of estimates for fabrication and materials, design and engineering (including foundation), lighting, transportation, installation, artist fee, and other associated costs. Budget - Type in Design and site plan: $15,000 Engineering (including the foundation design): $30,000 Production, fabrication and materials: $0 (The work is already produced) Transportation: $50,000 Installation labor: $8,000, Site preparation: $10,000 travel expenses: $5,000 Insurance: $12,000 Artist fee: $20,000 Total: $150,000 Please provide a brief current resume emphasizing art experience, public collections, and public art commissions. Please be 14th Street Roundabout sure to include contact information including telephone number and email address.You can type in your experience or copy and paste Page 929 of 1673 from an existing resume document. Text is limited to 5,000 characters. The Zhou Brothers: ShanZhou Zhou & DaHuang Zhou Liu

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Contact Email: [email protected] Mailing Address: 1029 West 35th Street, Chicago, IL 60609 Phone Number: 773 523 0200

HONORS & AWARDS 2015 October 16, 2015 Mayor Rahm Emanuel dedicated Honorary Zhou Brothers Way on 35th Street in Bridgeport, IL 2015 Golden Lion Award, Chicago, IL 2014 October 16, 2014 Governor Patrick Quinn proclaimed October 16th Zhou Brothers day in Illinois. 2012 President Barack Obama commissioned the Zhou Brothers to create a master work for President Hu Jintao at the US state visit. The piece, 8 Presidents and the Great Wall, was presented to President Jintao in the Oval Office, of the White House. 2011 An invitation to the White House from President Barack Obama for a private meeting with President Obama and President Hu Jintao of China for the presentation of the State gifts. Honorary professors of National University of Guangxi, China Honorary professors of Guangxi University, Guangxi, China 2008 Distinguished Artist Award, United Nations, New York, NY 2006 Lincoln Award, Lincoln Academy, IL 2004 American Immigrant Achievement Award, American Immigration Law Foundation

EDUCATION 1983-84 M.F.A, Paining and Fresco Painting, National Academy for Arts and Crafts, Beijing 1978-82 B.F.A, Theater and Art, University of Shanghai, Shanghai

SELECT COMMISSIONS 2017 SKY HIGH - 772cm x 400cm, mixed media on canvas, Commissioned by Jordan Brand 2015-2016 Water Lily Pond of Life - 2011 Eight President and the Great Wall - 68'' x 86'', oil on canvas, Commissioned by President Obama and the White House 2005 Ring of Life - 30' x 30' x 10', aluminum sculpture, Commissioned by the Swiss Paraplegic Center in Nottwil, Switzerland 2000 New Beginning - 10' x 25', mixed media on canvas, Commissioned by the World Economics Forum, Davos, Switzerland EXHIBITIONS SOLO EXHIBITIONS & PERFORMANCES 2015 "Water Lily pond of Life" Solo Exhibition at the Zhou B Art Center, Chicago IL "Journey to Art: Zhou Brothers" Solo Exhibition at the Ed Paschke Art Center, Chicago IL 2014 "Felling is Liberty" Solo Exhibition at the Zhou B Art Center, Chicago, IL 2013 "Zhou Brothers China Series" Solo Exhibition at Beijing 1+1 Art Centre, Beijing, China 2012 Live Painting Performance during "Lu Yu You Yue" interview, Beiging, China "Li - The River of Souls" Solo Exhibition at the Zhou B Art Center, Chicago, IL Live Painting Performance \"Li - The River of Souls\" collaboration with the Chicago Sinfonietta at Zhou B Art Center, Chicago, IL \"Sun Bird\" realization of a bronze 50 ft tall monument sculpture in China Galerie Ragassi, Bern, Switzerland 2011 Galerie Schloss Parz, Kunstzentrum, Austria \"8 US Presidents and the Great Wall\" presentation in the White House, President Barack Obama\'s gift to President Hu Jintao of China \"Time - Portrait of History\" Solo Exhibition at the Zhou B Art Center, Chicago, IL 2010 \"TIMEGATE\" sculpture unveiling, Beijing, China 2009 \"Art Chicago\" Chicago, IL International Sommerakademie, Salzburg, Austria \"CHICAGO\" Realization and unveiling, Northern Trust Headquarter, Chicago, IL 2008 "Wisdom of Energy" Painting Performance at the United Nations in New York City "New Beginnings" Solo Exhibition at the Rockford Art Museum in Rockford, IL "Divergent Minds" Painting Performance at The Coronado Theater in Rockford, IL Exhibition at the Galerie Nero, Germany Exhibition at the Galerie Ragassi Bern, Switzerland "New Music PLUS Painting" for the Chicago Composers Forum at the Columbia College Conway Center 2007 Zhou Brothers - 30 year Retrospective - National Art Museum of China, Beijing China Painting performance at Zhongshan Hall in The Forbidden City, Beijing China Painting Performance at Columbia University New York, NY Zhou Brothers - 10Jahre in Salzburg (Zhou Brothers - 10 years in Salzburg), Galerie im Traklhous Salzburg Austria Neue Graphische Arbeiten (New Editions), Studio Galerie im Traklhaus, Salzburg Austria 2006 Ascendance. Painting Performance at Beloit College, collaboration with the poet Bei Dao and the violinist Yang Liu, WI

BOOKS AND CATALOGUES 2014 Zhou B Art Center. Journey to Dreams, Zhou B Art Center, Chicago, 150 pages. 2011 \"Zhou Brothers - At the White House - Behind the Scenes\", Zhou B Art Center, Chicago, 30 pages. 2009 \"Zhou B Sculpture Park\", Zhou B Art Center, Chicago, 46 pages. 2007 \"Zhou Brothers 35 Years of Collaboration\" Chinese Edition, Shan Lian Bookstore, Publishing House, Beijing, China, 380 pages. \"Zhou Brothers Biography\" by Xu Xiao, Writer Publishing House, Beijing, China, 237 pages. \"Zhou Brothers - 10 Years Salzburg\", International Summer Academy of Fine Art, Salzburg, 159 pages. 2004 "Zhou Brothers. 30 Years of Collaboration", Chicago Cultural Center and Elmhurst Art Museum

Art14th Detail Street Roundabout Page 930 of 1673 Category Statement Liu

Call ID: 1610121 Artist ID: 349475 Status: Received Louise Liu (Continued)

Sky High mixed media on canvas 772" x 400" x 0" $1000000.00 2017

Sky High mixed media on canvas 772 cm x 400 cm x 0" $1000000.00 2017

Ring of Life aluminum 30' x 30' x 10' $900000.00 2005

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Call ID: 1610121 Artist ID: 349475 Status: Received Louise Liu (Continued)

Ring of Life aluminum 30' x 30' x 10' $900000.00 2005

New Beginning oil on canvas 10' x 25' x 0" $1000000.00 2000

TIMEGATE Stainless steel 12 m x 9 m x 9 m $2000000.00 2019

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TIMEGATE Stainless steel 12 m x 9 m x 9 m $2000000.00 2019

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Disclosure Statement

Do you have any professional or personal relationship with any City of Sarasota official, employee, or advisory board member?

Yes

If yes, please identify the official, employee, or advisory board member and identify the nature of your relationship (i.e., professional, friend, relative, etc.)

Name

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Signature

Print Name Dahuang Zhoushi

Date 2/28/2019

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Artist’s Proposal

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Elysian Currents

Sculpture proposal

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DESCRIPTION

For this project we propose “Elysian Currents” a signature sculpture that is symbolic, bright and energetic that celebrate the City of Sarasota and its natural heritage.The artworks’s organic and ﬂuid design is inspired by the Gulf of Mexico and its beautiful moving waters.

When it comes to sculptural and three dimensional work, our preferred material is aluminum because of its many great properties such as low density and therefore low weight, high strength, superior malleability, easy machining and excellent corrosion resistance just to name a few.

The sculpture will be made of .3125” aluminum, precisely cut using a 150,000 psi water jet tool for precise shape and scale preservation. All of the edges will receive a smoothing treatment to eliminate any sharp angles. The sculpture will be ﬁnished using a two part polyurethane paint for a lifetime of maintenance free enjoyment. In addition the artwork will have an anti-grafﬁti coating.

Approximate weight: 700 - 800 lbs

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Call ID: 1574494 Artist ID: 1232 Status: Received CECILIA LUEZA Contact

Partner Contact via Cell Phone Email [email protected] Phone 727 5176558 Cell 727 5176558 Web Site www.lueza.com Mailing Address 5155 5th Ave N St Petersburg FL USA 33710 Custom Answers Please complete and submit the Disclosure Statement located in Appendix B of the Appendices A through C document. Disclosure.pdf Please upload a written description and up to 8 illustrations of your proposed artwork for the 14th Street/US 41 Roundabout - include title, type of media, weight, and fabrication information. Sculpture proposal.pdf Please upload a PDF or JPEG file displaying examples of previous works of art. For each example, please provide an image, title, type of media, dimensions, and year of completion.

Professional References: Please provide 3 or more professional references. Mason Martin Project Manager Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville 300 Water Street, Suite 201, Jacksonville, FL 32202 [email protected] 904-358-3600 x 11

John Collins Executive Director - St. Petersburg Arts Alliance 100 Second Ave N, Ste 150 St. Petersburg, FL 33701 [email protected] 727.518.5142

Sandy Bellamy Public Art - Department of General Services District of Columbia Government 1250 U Street, N.W., 3rd Floor Washington, DC 20009 Office: (202) 202-727-9192 Mobile: (202) 202-253-7398 Email: [email protected]

Russell G. Volmert ASLA,AICP Director ARCTURIS 720 Olive Street, Suite 200 Saint Louis, MO 63101 [email protected] 314-206-7139

Lauren Raiola Project Engineer II, EIT The Weitz Company 1720 Centrepark Drive East, West Palm Beach, FL 33401 [email protected] 561.284.0685 Please include a proposed budget estimate for this project consisting of estimates for fabrication and materials, design and engineering (including foundation), lighting, transportation, installation, artist fee, and other associated costs.

BUDGET14th Street Roundabout Page 938 of 1673 Lueza

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Materials $28,250 Fabrication & labor $53,570 Engineering $3,000 Foundation $4,800 Insurance $1,500 Transportation $3,600 Travel expenses $1,800 Installation $3,000 Project documentation $500 Contingency $9,950 Artist fee $36,000

TOTAL $ 145,970

PUBLIC ART PROJECTS AND EXHIBITIONS (*Commissions / Acquisitions) 2019 *Oasis Sculpture, Oasis Water Plant, Pompano Beach FL. *Elysian Days, Mural Project, Clearwater FL. *Facade Design, Pixon building at Lake Nona, Orlando FL. *Public Art Project, Tamarac Sports Complex, Tamarac FL. 2018 *Interactive Sculpture, Bancroft Elementary School, Washington DC. *Murch Legacy, Murch Elementary School, Washington DC *Convergence Sculpture, University of West Florida, Pensacola FL *DIA Urban Arts Projects Phase I, Skyway Columns, Jacksonville FL *ViBe Creative District Crosswalks, Virginia Beach VA *Artistic Bike Racks, Historic Downtown, Tarpon Springs FL *ArtsXchange Mural Project, WADA District, St Petersburg FL Art Around Roswell Sculpture Exhibition, Roswell GA 2017 *Rooftop Mural Project, 4th District Court of Appeal, West Palm Beach FL *DIA Urban Arts Projects Phase I, Skyway Columns, Jacksonville FL. *Visual Eyes Mural Project, Pompano Beach FL. $10,000. *CHNA Mural Beautification Project, St Petersburg FL. *The Citizens Circle Sculpture, City of Ocala FL *Reef Elementary Public Art, Palmetto Bay FL Sculpture 360 Program, Clearwater FL Project finalist, Park Capital Projects, City of Kirkland WA Project finalist, Cumberland Avenue Stairs Public Art, Knoxville TN Winter Heaven Outdoor Sculpture Invitational Spaces Sculpture Trail, Huntsville, Alabama 2016 *Camino a Lago Park Public Art Project, Peoria AZ. *The Light Hub Gateways Art Project, Columbia MO *ImaginArt in the Alleys, Stage mural, City of Marion IA Project finalist, Tazewell Ave Mural Project, Roanoke VA Project finalist, East 116th Sation Public Art, Cleveland OH *Ovation of the Seas Art Project, Peter Millard & Partners, London UK Ocala Sculpture Exhibition, Tuscawilla Park and Citizen's Circle, Ocala FL 2015 *Copper Health Nursing Facility, Integrated public art, Oro Valley AZ *River Terrace Education Center, Integrated public art, Washington DC *Ocean View Mural Program, Norfolk VA Project finalist, Vail Skatepark Public Art, Vail CO *Removing the Tracks, Art of Community, Hallandale Beach FL 14th Street Roundabout Page 939 of 1673 Lueza

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*AIR Sculpture project, Roanoke VA Obelisk Art 450, Public Art initiative, St Augustine FL Project finalist, Young Pine Community Park, Orlando FL 2014 *Connecting the Blocks, Painted Intersections Project, Fort Lauderdale FL *Resurrection Catholic School Mural project, Lakeland FL *Sculpture on Sample Program, Coral Springs FL Brookland Middle School, Washington DC Project finalist, Gladstone Public Art Project, Gladstone MO Project finalist, Ballou High School Public Art Project. Washington DC Project finalist, Broad Ave Water Tower, Memphis TN 2013 *Mural DC Program, Latin American Montessori Charter School, Washington DC *Village of Biscayne Park Mural Project, Miami FL *Art on the Beltline, Atlanta, Georgia Project finalist, Fire Station 7 Public Art Project, Albuquerque NM Fire Station HQ Public Art Project, Delray Beach FL Project finalist, Frederick Douglass Peace Garden, Boston MA Ocala Sculpture Exhibition, Tuscawilla Park, Ocala FL Florida Sculpture Exhibition, Polk Museum of Art, Lakeland FL Avenue of the Arts, Sculpture Exhibition, Boynton Beach FL 2012 *Downtown Lewiston Public Art Project, Lewiston ID *Art on the Beltline, Atlanta, Georgia ArtPrize 2012, JW Marriott, Grand Rapids MI Project finalist, site specific installation, Water Tower, Norfolk, Virginia Project finalist, site specific sculpture, Wickiup Learning center, Cedar Rapids , IA Project finalist, site specific installation, Northsight Extension Project, Scottsdale AZ Art on the Trailways Project, Greenwood IN Sculpture on Sample, Coral Springs FL *Connections Sculpture Project, Blue Springs MO 2011 Project finalist, site specific sculpture, Plainwell, Michigan Project finalist, Evacuspots Public Art Project, New Orleans LA Sculpt Miami - Red Dot Art Fair, Miami FL Sculpture 360, Clearwater FL *Art on Main Sculpture Exhibition. Chattanooga TN *Council of Indianapolis Murals Program. Indianapolis, IN Avenue of the Arts, Sculpture Exhibition, Boynton Beach FL *Pasadena Rotating Public Art Exhibition, Pasadena CA 2010 *Arts and Innovation Center Project, Rockville MD *Artslam, Artist Intervention, Bradenton FL Avenue of the Arts, Sculpture Exhibition, Boynton Beach FL *Urbana Sculpture Project, Urbana, Illinois Florida Outdoor Sculpture Competition, Lakeland FL WOW Art Without Walls, Sculpture Exhibition, St. Lucie FL 2009 Sculpture Visions, Chapel Hill Museum, Chapel Hill NC Central Video Visitation Facility, Palm Beach FL *Brainerd Project, Chattanooga TN *University of West Florida Child Development Center Project, Pensacola FL. ARTLOUD Sculpture Exhibition, Downtown Tampa FL Project finalist, Family Empowerment Project, Chattanooga TN 2008 Third Biennial Sculpture Exhibition, Chattanooga, Tennessee. UWA Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition, Livingston, Alabama. Artscape Project, Pittsfield, MA 2007 *Waterworks of Art, Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition, Blue Springs, Missouri. *Urban Trees 4. Port of San Diego, San Diego CA. JUST Sculpture Tour. Union University, Jackson TN Sculpture on the Grounds. Glenview Mansion, Rockville, Maryland *Drift, Art Walk Exhibition. Washington Convention Center, Washington DC. Home Bound. Williams Park, Saint Petersburg FL. Embracing Our Differences. Sarasota Bayfront, Sarasota FL

Art Detail

Category Statement 14th Street Roundabout Page 940 of 1673 Lueza

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Sunset Flight Aluminum, glass mosaic tiles 7' x 18' x 18' $70000.00 2016

Sunset Flight Aluminum, glass mosaic tiles 7" x 18" x 18" $70000.00 2016

Synergy Polychromed aluminum 6.5' x 18' x 5' $50000.00 2018

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INFLUX Polychromed aluminum 12' x 5' x 12" $40000.00 2017

Desert Rose Polychromed aluminum 14' x 5' x 5' $45000.00 2015

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Chromatic Tower Polychromed aluminum 10' x 2.5' x 2' $25000.00 2016

14th Street Roundabout Page 943 of 1673 Lueza Appendix B

Disclosure Statement

Do you have any professional or personal relationship with any City of Sarasota official, employee, or advisory board member?

Yes

If yes, please identify the official, employee, or advisory board member and identify the nature of your relationship (i.e., professional, friend, relative, etc.)

Name

Department or Board

Relationship

Signature

Print Name

Date

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Artist’s Proposal

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Dimitar Lukanov/Proposals

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DreamSky

Dimitar Lukanov

Height of tripod support: 10-12ft; tripod pillars: 6” diameter; 1⁄2” thickness; total height of sculpture and tripod support: 18ft Sculpture weight: up to 2000lb. Medium: Stainless steel, epoxy primer, T-nemec raisin paint (one of the highest grade exterior metal paint with multi-decades longevity).

DreamSky is a sculpture like no other. A mesmerizing labyrinth of vibrant, full-of-life matter yet a playful distribution of void and air. A sculpture that breathes, that calls upon, meandering in space. Is it a smile, is it a multitude of hearts, interwoven; community of elements that stays together, mutually supportive, a point toward everyone would be drawn to, united.

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Is it a water reflection of an ocean, river or a lake or a speck of fantastical nature in the midst of the city; or is it a flow of a rainbow dissolved in the air, ephemeral – or it is all of that at the same time?

DreamSky would “live” as a pulsating, vibrant juxtaposition to its surroundings, as an aerial see-through crossroad, a cumulative, multi-element/direction structure that would mirror the multi-faceted, melting pot multicultural nature of Florida. Lit at night, sculpture would “live” to be a beacon, a symbol of growth, renewal and continuum, indeed an energy-charged signage of the median of the street and the roundabout. DreamSky would serve as an enhanced connector, "bridging" existing and newly constructed urban infrastructure of the city with the urban community at large.

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Colors of the Sea

Dimitar Lukanov Multi-color/ interchanging colors, Approx. height =18-20ft, depth = 7ft, width = 5ft; weight: 2500-3000 lbs. Notions of: - solemn, slender elevation of water - radiance, movement upward

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- immediate vibrancy - warmth in color and silhouette - optimistic, uplifting gesture Colors of the Sea would be comprised by telescoping steel tubing as well as approximately 100 steel elements, sculpture will be of vertical presence. Its projected height of 20ft will develop the idea of “Waterfall of the Sun” to its full potential in the public realm. Weight distribution will be key structural facet. Both tubing and elements will be heavier at lower portion, which will contain 60% of piece’s weight. The upper portion will be of 30% of overall weight. Indicated depth/width would occur in the aerial development of piece (above ground). Multi-color palette. Stainless Steel. T-nemec paint with epoxy primer and raisin paint.

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Never Setting Sun

Dimitar Lukanov Placed on an elevated (4ft) round concrete base, this energetic and optimistic sculpture would be about 14ft x 14ft x 12ft Approx. weight: 3500lb. (should scale change, weight would too accordingly).

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Executed in stainless steel with T-nemec paint for maximum durability and longevity of color, the piece will indeed be as a pulsating, vibrant juxtaposition to its surroundings, as an aerial see-through crossroad, a cumulative, multi-element/direction structure that would mirror the multi-faceted, melting pot multicultural nature of Florida.

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Morning Wind

Placed on a concrete base (and fastened via several “roots” , this aerial and fluid sculpture will measure h=12ft x 17ft x 10ft; weight: approx. 2500lbs. Even if appearing as a ephemeral drawing embodying lightness, flight and sensitivity, the structure will be solidly built. Materials: Stainless steel, epoxy primer, T-nemec raisin paint (one of the highest grade exterior metal paint with multi-decades longevity).

Dimitar Lukanov

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Windmills of my Mind (inspired by a musical composition by Michel Legrand)

Suggested dimensions: h=15ft x 17ft x 17ft; A playful, aerial ensemble basking in warm yellow; The sculpture’s imagery “rolls” endlessly, and in this jovial manner, the piece has no beginning or end. Medium: Stainless steel, epoxy primer, T-nemec raisin paint (one of the highest grade exterior metal paint with multi-decades longevity).

Dimitar Lukanov

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Tierra y cielo

Proposed dimensions (approx.) 18ft x 12ft x 10ft Materials: Stainless steel and/or stainless steel painted with T-nemec paint or multitude of colors. Sculpture is suggestive of animated intervals of time; interconnected geometric shape to symbolize togetherness, interconnectedness and unity.

Dimitar Lukanov

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Artist’s Previous Works

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Lukanov

Image List of Previous Works/Dimitar Lukanov (Images are also submitted via callforentry.org image system)

Outside Time 30ft x 15ft x 12ft (10m x 4.50m x 3.70m) steel, aluminum, JFK IAT, LLC Commission 2014, JFK International Airport, New York; The massive - yet 90- percent airborne - steel/aluminum Outside Time, installed in February 2014, is the cerebral, ethereal flight of matter dissolved within the air. An engineering achievement with its 30-foot airborne span, the sculpture is an ephemeral, transparent membrane between travelers clearing TSA checkpoints and taxiing aircraft, the control tower and the sky.

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Voice of Tomorrow 9ft x 14ft x 5ft (2.75m x 4.30m x 1.50m) Steel, JFK IAT, LLC Commission. 2014, JFK International Airport, New York; with its brilliant color, Voice of Tomorrow is situated at the high traffic intersection at the end of the central retail hall and the start of the Delta Airlines boarding gates walkway. Comprised of 150 feet of bent steel tubing and 150 elements, the sculpture radiates its warmth beyond the physical boundaries of its construction.

Dimitar Lukanov

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Entrance to Now 2018, Stainless steel, h=15ft x 30ft x 35ft, This architecture-in-motion – never the same from any direction - is a breathless drawing in space, a sailing dream, a bridge within a bridge, a waterfall – all in an instant of time, a gateway to a new hope.

The 4000lb of stainless steel tubing (800ft) was bent and constructed by the artist without the use of computer as his winning proposal for Amsterdam NY pedestrian bridge. The veritable “architectural sculpture” serves a dual purpose - as an entryway to Riverlink Park/Amsterdam Pedestrian Bridge as well as a focal point of South Amsterdam's main thoroughfare, Bridge St.

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Salto de Agua 2001, 15ft x 8ft x 8ft (4.50m x 2.5m x 2.5m) Mexico First International Sculpture Symposium, Mexico, Steel, Quintana Roo Dept. of Culture Commission Sculpture situated in the easternmost point of Mexico and is part of international sculpture park. Invited and funded by the Mexican government.

Dimitar Lukanov

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Light to Sky 2006,16ft x 7ft x 7ft (5m x 2.50m x 2.50m) JFK International Airport Terminal 4 Arrivals, New York; Bronze, lost-wax, unique cast, JFK IAT, LLC Commission; Created with a 5000-year old process known as "lost wax" method, Light to Sky with its intricate and delicate design – hand built in beeswax and then cast in bronze - is situated in the busiest area of the Terminal, at Arrivals.

Dimitar Lukanov

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Waterfall of Light 2017, 17ft x 8’ x 8’ (5.20m x 2.5m x 2.5m) steel, color; GSP International Airport Commission, Greenville, South Carolina; Centerpiece for Arrivals Hall of airport’s terminal

Dimitar Lukanov

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Mother and Child at the Mohawk River, 2018 Bronze, unique edition, h=14ft (incl. 2ft base) x 7ft x 7ft (4.30m x 2.15m x 2.15m) City Council of Amsterdam, NY; Installed January 2018 this bronze composition is part of three-piece public commission by the City of Amsterdam, NY awarded to Dimitar Lukanov; sculpture was executed - from clay to patina - in three months (October – December 2017)

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Waterfall of the Sun 2003-4, 52” x 25” x 24” (1.35m x 0.65m 0.60m), bronze, lost-wax cast with singular pouring of metal sculpture was executed initially entirely in beeswax. There is no welding involved and piece is of unique

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Call ID: 1572662 Artist ID: 28315 Status: Received Dimitar Lukanov Contact

Partner Contact via Cell Phone Email [email protected] Phone 917 4959800 Cell 917 4959800 Web Site www.dimitarlukanov.com Mailing Address 299 Bay 19 Street, #A Brooklyn NY USA 11214 Custom Answers Please complete and submit the Disclosure Statement located in Appendix B of the Appendices A through C document. Disclosure.jpg Please upload a written description and up to 8 illustrations of your proposed artwork for the 14th Street/US 41 Roundabout - include title, type of media, weight, and fabrication information. ProposalDimitarLukanov.pdf Please upload a PDF or JPEG file displaying examples of previous works of art. For each example, please provide an image, title, type of media, dimensions, and year of completion. ListPreviousWork.pdf Professional References: Please provide 3 or more professional references. Dr. Jonathan Fanton President American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 136 Irving Street Cambridge, MA 02138 Tel. 617-576-5010 Direct email: [email protected]

Hon. Michael J. Villa Mayor, City Hall 61, Church St City of Amsterdam, NY 12010 Tel. 518-841-4311 Direct email: [email protected]

Mr. Edward Midgley Vice-President JFK International Airport IAT LLC, Terminal 4, room 161.022 Jamaica NY 11430-1004 Tel. 917-324-5726 Direct email: [email protected]

Dr. Dan Serig Associate Vice-President for Academic Affairs Massachusetts College of Art and Design 621 Huntington Ave Boston, MA 02115 Tel. 617-879-7549 Direct email: [email protected] Please include a proposed budget estimate for this project consisting of estimates for fabrication and materials, design and engineering (including foundation), lighting, transportation, installation, artist fee, and other associated costs. $150,000 Labor (including artist fees as well artist labor costs as artist is also the fabricator): $94, 000 Materials: $45, 500 Crating and Transportation: $5, 000 Installation:14th Street $5, Roundabout500 Page 965 of 1673 Lukanov

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Please provide a brief current resume emphasizing art experience, public collections, and public art commissions. Please be sure to include contact information including telephone number and email address.You can type in your experience or copy and paste from an existing resume document. Text is limited to 5,000 characters. Dimitar Lukanov Dimitar Lukanov Studio 6611 State Route 10, Sharon Springs, NY 13459 Tel. 917-495-9800 www.dimitarlukanov.com education 1997: MFA, Visual Arts, Columbia University, New York 1995: Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, Maine 1994: BFA, honors, Parsons School of Design, NY 1993: Ecole Parsons a Paris, France 1991: Hudojestvena Akademija, Sofia, Bulgaria selected exhibitions 2018: Winner, Amsterdam NY 3-piece commission MVGO Pedestrian Br. 2017: Winner, public art commission competition, GSP International Airport, SC 2016: La Nap Neuf exhibit, Chateau de la Napoule, Cote d'Azur, France 2016: Finalist, Madison WI Confluence Plaza public sculpture competition 2016: Finalist, 1028 Market St competition, private development, San Francisco, CA 2016; The Soul Project exhibit, The Hall at 1028 Market St, San Francisco, CA 2016: Finalist, Georgia Institute of Technology Public Art Program, Atlanta, GA 2015: Finalist, Utah Public Art Program, Utah State Eastern Univ., Price, UT 2012-2014: JFK International Airport Terminal 4, NY, public art commission Monumental sculptures: Outside Time, Voice of Tomorrow, History of Time 2008: Silent Wave, House of Yue-Sai Kan commission, Shanghai, China 2006: Light to Sky, sculpture commission, International Air terminal T4, JFJ International Airport, New York 2006-7: Moscow International Art Exhibition, Manezh, galerie George de Bartha, Geneva 2007: Sculpture, Maison d'Art, Monte Carlo 2006: Shanghai International Art Festival Exhibition, Shanghai, China 2006-7: Art Loves Design, Sculpture exhibit, NiBa Home, Miami, FL 2005: Hodgell Gallery, Sarasota), Forecast Gallery; Holly Hunt, Miami, FL 2005: Lo River Arts Gallery, Beacon, NY 2003: Sculpture at Ordway, Sculpture/Prints, Washington DC 2002: Firewind, Galerie Hopkins-Custot, Paris, France 2001: Transparent Volcano, Sculpture, Olivier Mousson Artpluriel, Paris, 2001: Salto de Agua, International Sculptural Garden Punta Sur, Isla Mujeres, Mexican Government commission); 2001: Invited Artist Expresarte, Mexico City, Mexico 2000: Storms, Sculpture, Drawing, Painting, Axel Raben Gallery, New York 2000: New Outlooks, New Jersey Center for Visual Arts, Summit, NJ 1999: Conversation with Mountains, International Art House Lilia Yakov, Plovdiv 1998: Holzhausen Sculptural Park Concept, Neiheim, Germany 1998: Sculptural Vectors, York College Art Gallery, Jamaica, Queens, NY 1997: Four Invited Artists, Casa de Campo, Dominican Rep. 1997: Museo Arquelogico, Altos de Chavon, Domini. Rep. 1997: WorkSurface Exhibit, American Institute of Architecture, Chicago, IL1996: Lithographs & Other Prints, Maison Francaise, Columbia University, NY, awards/publications 2017: City of Seattle Public Art Roster 2016: La Napoule Art Foundation, Clews Center for Arts, Cannes, France 2016: Member, Vallauris Institute of Arts, Vallauris, Alpes-Maritime, France 2016: Oregon Art in Public Places Roster 2015: Wall Street Journal Editorial, Dream Space 2015: JFK T4 Nomination: Most Innovative Airport Project for North America, ACI-NA 2015/16: San Francisco Arts Commission Prequalified Artist Pool Selection, CA 2015-2018: Washington State Arts Commission Competition - Public Art Roster 2015-2017: City of El Paso's Museums and Cultural Affairs established artist selection, TX 2015-2017: Iowa Art in State Buildings Program Roster Selection, IA. 2015-2017: FWPA National established Public Arts List, Fort Worth, Texas 2014-present: Federal Art-in-Architecture Registry, General Service Administration, Wash. DC 2014: State Council of Culture/Apech Invited Speaker, Santiago, Chile 2010/2011: Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant recipient 2010: Manager Magazine Editorial Profile, January issue 2009: Honorary Member, Association of Painters and Sculptors of Chile, Santiago, Chile 2009: Frame Magazine, China, Person of the Issue 2009: Los Angeles County Art Registry Selection, Calif. 2009: Atlanta Art Registry Selection, Atlanta, Georgia 2007: Person of the Issue, Elle Décor Russia, May 2007 2006: Top 20 Public Art Projects, Art-in-America Editorial Highlight, Art-in-America 2006: ArtCultureStudio Grant, Geneva, Switzerland 2006: Top 100 Alumni of all times of Parsons School of Design, New York 2006: Associated Press News Communique, January 2007: Interior Design China Editorial Profile 2007: Elle Décor Russia, Person of the Issue, May'07 2003: Noyes Museum of Art, Guest artist and visiting lecturer 2001: Medal for Sculpture, First International Sculpture Symposium, Mexico 2001: Honorary Citizen, Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo, Mexico 2001: Fellow, Altos de Chavon Cultural Foundation, Dominican Rep. 1993: Winner, Parsons Printmaking Competition, New York 1991-1997: Mr and Mrs Michel David-Weill Scholarship, New York and Paris 1995: Skowhegan Fellowship, Maine 1994-1997: Columbia University Scholarship, New York 1991-1993; International Foundation "Sts Cyril and Methodius", Sofia, Bulgaria 1991-1993: Soros Fund Open Society Grant, Sofia, Bulgaria

Art Detail

Category Statement

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Waterfall of Light Steel 17' x 9' x 8' $164000.00 2016

Entrance to Now Stainless steel/kinetic sculpture 15' x 35' x 30' $400000.00 2018

Mother and Child at the Mohawk River, Bronze, unique edition 13' x 7' x 7' $400000.00 2018

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Outside Time steel, aluminum 15' x 30' x 12' $240000.00 2014

Voice of Tomorrow Steel 9' x 14' x 5' $240000.00 2014

Light to Sky Bronze, lost-wax cast, unique edition 16' x 7' x 7' $220000.00 2006

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Salto de Agua Steel 15' x 8' x 8' $160000.00 2001

Waterfall of the Sun bronze, lost-wax cast, no welding 52" x 25" x 24" $80000.00 2003

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