Artist | Collections | Medium | Location | Search This Wireframe Is Meant to Approximate the Home Page Design of the Cleveland Museum of Art’S Web Site

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Artist | Collections | Medium | Location | Search This wireframe is meant to approximate the home page design of the Cleveland Museum of Art’s web site. (http:// www.clevelandart.org). Mary Margaret Art in Fine Arts Border mentioned that the site’s design was clean, Architecture Collection Stations easy to use and visually interesting. Program The wireframe illustrates a “grid” that segments the Home Page into equal sized squares, or “units.” Images, text, and links Tribute to New Deal populate one or more units. Presidents in Art Art Content appears and disappears on the page, revealing the functionality of the site.

Featured content, such as a collection, can Browse Find Art by Find Art by occupy multiple units; functionality links, by Date/ Location such as Browse by Artist, display in a single Artist Medium unit.

Fine Arts Collection: Wireframes 1 Fine Arts Home v2

What GSA Offers Doing Business with GSA Learn More Blog Notes: Home > Buildings & Real Estate > Design & Construction > Art in Architecture & Fine Arts > Fine Arts > This alternate version of the Fine Arts Artist | Collections | Medium | Location | Search Home page illustrates the recommended content for the site. It accommodates different styles of information gathering GSA Fine Arts Collection and functionality.

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Fine Arts Collection: Wireframes 2 A1 - Artist Index

Browse by Artist Page loads with Artists’ last names beginning Click the letter of the Artist’s Last Name to begin browsing. with A (default). Selected letter is differentiated from others. A B C D E F G H I J K M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Each refreshes the screen with a listing of Artists whose last name begins with the Levi Julian E. selected letter. Levine Jack Levit Herschel Pagination controls provide navigation within Levone Albert Jean a letter of the alphabet. Levone Philip Levow Irving Levy Edgar After the User clicks the name of an Artist, Levy Martha she is taken to the Selected Artist screen (S2) Lewandowski Edmund D. Lewin Herman Lewis Dorothy Lewis Jennie Lewis John Chapman Lewis Tom LeWitt Sol Liberman Alexander Liberte Jean Lichtner F. Schomer Lideh W. R. Lidov Arthur Lietze Dolores Liguori Charles Lillie John Limbach Russell Lin Maya Lind Carl V. Lindberg Anne Lindberg Thorsten H. F. Linder Tracy Linding Herman Lindneux Robert Lindsey Richard William Lion Henry Litchfield Nell Liu Hung Livingstone Roland Lloveras Connie Lo Pinto Ferdinand Lobe Robert

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Fine Arts Collection: Wireframes 3 A2 - Artist Overview

What GSA Offers Doing Business with GSA Learn More Blog Notes: Home > Buildings & Real Estate > Design & Construction > Art in Architecture & Fine Arts > Fine Arts > Users come to this screen after having selected an Artist | Collections | Medium | Location | Search Artist on the Artist Index screen (A1) Screen provides an overview of a single Artist Artist Overview whose work is part of the Collection. The Artist’s Name is presented Fname Lname; Select Again Date of Birth/Death displays, when available.

Sol LeWitt (b. 1928, Hartford, Connecticut - d. 2007, New York, New York) Biographical information appears here, when available.

Biographical information, as available, appears here. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetaur All of the works in the Collection, by the Artist, adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad also displays; this includes when available: minimveniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Thumbnail image of artwork Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velitesse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. (or Image not Available graphic) Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui. Title Classification Date Irregular Form When the user clicks “Select Again,” it displays the architectural arts Alphabetic select mechanism identical to the one 2003 on the Browse by Artist screen. This allows the user to quickly select another artist; this is useful when trying to distinguish between artists sharing a common last name.

The Title of each Artwork links to the Art Detail Lines in Four Directions screen (W1) sculpture 1985

One, Two, Three sculpture 1979

Wall Drawing #1259: Loopy Droopy (Springfield) painting 2008

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Fine Arts Collection: Wireframes 4 C1 - Collection Index

What GSA Offers Doing Business with GSA Learn More Blog Notes: Home > Buildings & Real Estate > Design & Construction > Art in Architecture & Fine Arts > Fine Arts > A word about terminology: collections (lower Artist | Collections | Medium | Location | Search case C) refer to curated groupings of two or more works of art from the Collection (upper case C). Browse Fine Art Collections Users come to this screen directly via the Fine Introductory paragraph(s) to establish what a collection is (e.g., online concept, physically Arts “Home” screen, or via persistent viewable art in a single location, etc.). Sed ut perspiciatis unde omnis iste natus error sit navigation. voluptatem accusantium doloremque laudantium, totam rem aperiam, eaque ipsa quae ab illo inventore veritatis et quasi architecto beatae vitae dicta sunt explicabo. This index of collections reflects the current state of the database; if a collection exists in Border Stations the database, the collection will appear here. Short Description nemo enim ipsam voluptatem quia voluptas sit aspernatur The information for each collection aut odit aut fugit, sed quia consequuntur magni dolores eos qui ratione voluptatem appearing on the collection index page sequi nesciunt. includes: Neque porro quisquam est, qui dolorem Collection Title ipsum quia dolor sit amet, consectetur, adipisci velit, sed quia non numquam eius Collection Description (short version) modi tempora incidunt ut labore et dolore Image of an artwork in the collection magnam aliquam quaerat voluptatem. (image selected to represent the Collection includes: collection) Niebrugge’s The Protector Plunkett’s The Thunderbirds Collection Title is a link to the selected Shire’s Connection (pictured) collection’s overview screen (C2)

Founding Father Series: Ben Franklin Pagination controls will display on the screen Short Description nemo enim ipsam when the number of collections warrants voluptatem quia voluptas sit aspernatur aut odit aut fugit, sed quia consequuntur magni dolores eos qui ratione voluptatem sequi nesciunt. Neque porro quisquam est, qui dolorem ipsum quia dolor sit amet, consectetur, adipisci velit, sed quia non numquam eius modi tempora incidunt ut labore et dolore magnam aliquam quaerat voluptatem.

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Fine Arts Collection: Wireframes 5 C2 - Indiv. Collection Overview

What GSA Offers Doing Business with GSA Learn More Blog Notes: Home > Buildings & Real Estate > Design & Construction > Art in Architecture & Fine Arts > Fine Arts > This screen provides an overview of a single Artist | Collections | Medium | Location | Search curated collection.

Information on this screen includes: Title of the collection Border Stations Description (long version) Collection Overview (Long Version). Sed ut perspiciatis unde omnis iste natus error sit voluptatem Thumbnails of each artwork in the collection accusantium doloremque laudantium, totam rem aperiam, eaque ipsa quae ab illo inventore veritatis et quasi architecto beatae vitae dicta sunt explicabo. Artwork is presented in alphabetical order by Title. Sed ut perspiciatis unde omnis iste natus error sit voluptatem accusantium doloremque laudantium, totam rem aperiam, eaque ipsa quae ab illo inventore veritatis et quasi architecto “Back to Top” links beatae vitae dicta sunt explicabo. reduce the need for scrolling to the top.

Art of the Border Stations Collection The top portion of the screen (Page A A Title, collection title, description & thumbnail subheader) is persistent: the thumbnails scroll vertically and Bien Venida y Vaya Clouds La Raza South Texas Palm “disappear under” the top portion as Con Dios Robert Brooks Ambulante - The Trees the user scrolls down the thumbnails. Maria Alquilar 2004 People Walking Malou Flato 2010 Roberto L. Delgado 1984 2011 This presentation eliminates the need for pagination controls and is very “mobile” friendly.

The thumbnail image and the Title of artwork are links to the Artwork Detail (W1) screen.

Fort Brown Sasabe The Naco Portal Resaca Susan Furini Borderland Barbara Grygutis Malou Flato 1936 Susan T. Gamble 2007 1984 2009

Spirit of the Earth Fiesta-Jarabe Independence Passage Bob Haozous Luis A. Jimenez Jr. Crossing Patricia Leighton & 2013 1995 Terrence Karpowicz Del Geist 1974 2003

Seven Sculptures Forces of Labor Passage Passage Mark Allen Lere Tracy Linder Clyde Lynds Maxine Martell 1989 2000 1955 2011

Tamarack Color Tamarack Color The Prospector's Land Art Project, Index Index Trail Tecate, Calif. Helen Mirra Helen Mirra Gail Niebrugge Masayuki Oda 1961 1981 2012 2005

Browse by Date and/or Medium This screen allows a visitor to view artwork created in a single year, or over a specific time The majority of the art work in the GSA Fine Arts Collection dates from the “New Deal” Period of American history: 1932 to 1942. Of the 22,000 works in the Collection, 90% were created during this period of time. period. It further prompts her to select the classification, or “type” of art she’ll explore. Select a Date Range Once user makes her selection, she is taken to From: 2000 To: the Selected Medium screen (M2) (YYYY) (YYYY) Leave both fields empty to view all art of a particular classification.

You may limit your search to a single type, or classification, of art work. To do this, select from the these classifications:

Select an Artwork Classification Architectural arts Drawings Environmental art Painting Search Photograph Print Sculpture Textile Time-based media

Fine Arts Collection: Wireframes 7 M2 - Selected Date/Medium

What GSA Offers Doing Business with GSA Learn More Blog Notes: Home > Buildings & Real Estate > Design & Construction > Art in Architecture & Fine Arts > Fine Arts > Users come to this screen after having Artist | Collections | Medium | Location | Search selected a classification and/or Medium on the Select by Medium screen (M1).

Drawings from 2000 - 2014 It may also be accessed as a result of running a One-Click Classification search on the Search Screen (S1).

The screen displays information matching the criteria selected. This includes: Thumbnail (or Image not Available graphic) Flutter Wall Drawing Wall Drawing 746 Spring Title of Artwork Maya Lin #1259: Loopy Sol LeWitt Ellen Wagener Artists name (First Last) 2005 Doopy first drawn in 1994, 2012 (Springfield) installed 2009 Sol LeWitt Art is organized by time period, in ascending 2008 chronology.

Artwork within a time period is presented in alphabetical order by Title.

The thumbnail image and the Title of artwork are links to the Artwork Detail (W1) screen.

Summer Autumn Winter Curtain Wall Ellen Wagener Ellen Wagener Ellen Wagener Anne Lindberg 2012 2012 2012 2013

TheTitle Reforestation of Artwork of Artistthe AndoverLname, Fname IRS Art in Arch Prog 2013

Fine Arts Collection: Wireframes 8 L1 - Location Select

Browse by Location The screen features an interactive map of the US. A user can select a State to If you prefer, search find out what locations house items Click a State or US Territory in the map below. for a particular from GSA’s Collection. building:

Search Users who prefer to search for a particular building by name, can click the Search button.

In the map scenario, the User is taken to the State Map screen (L2).

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Missouri she will be taken to the Search (S1) screen.

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Fine Arts Collection: Wireframes 9 L2 -Building Select

What GSA Offers Doing Business with GSA Learn More Blog Notes: Home > Buildings & Real Estate > Design & Construction > Art in Architecture & Fine Arts > Fine Arts > Users access this screen after having selected Artist | Collections | Medium | Location | Search a State on the Location Select screen (S1).

The Page Title uses the selected State/ Locations in: Missouri Territory for the data after the colon.

The buildings are listed in alphabetical order Cape Giradeau by City, then by building name. Rush Hudson Limbaugh Sr. Federal

Columbia The Building Name is a link to the Building Federal Building (DISPOSED) Overview screen (L3)

Jefferson City Christopher S. Bond U.S. Courthouse

Kansas City Federal Building Federal Building Federal Building #50 National Archives at Kansas City Richard Bolling Federal Building The Charles Evans Whittaker U.S. Courthouse

St. Louis Douglas Abram Federal Office Building (DISPOSED) Natl. Persl. Records Center Old Post Office (DISPOSED) Thomas F. Eagleton U.S. Courthouse U.S Courthouse & Custom House

Fine Arts Collection: Wireframes 10 L3 - Building Overview

What GSA Offers Doing Business with GSA Learn More Blog Notes: Home > Buildings & Real Estate > Design & Construction > Art in Architecture & Fine Arts > Fine Arts > The Building Overview screen (L3) is accessed Artist | Collections | Medium | Location | Search from the Building Select screen (L2).

It can also be accessed via the State Map Building Overview screen (L2) as a result of selecting a link to the building on that screen. Charles Evans Whittaker Courthouse On display: 400 East 9th Street Building Name Kansas City, Missouri 64106 Image of the Building (Medium size) Building Address Notation if building is classified as “non- federal” Index of the Artwork located within the building

The index includes: Thumbnail Image of the artwork Title of Artwork Artwork from the GSA Fine Arts Collection Artist Name (First Last) Mill Scene Classification Walter A. Bailey Name of Collection (if work is part of a painting collection) Rural America Collection The Title is a link to the Artwork Detail screen (W1)

A If one or more artworks are part of one or more curated collections, the screen will display an “Related Artwork” The Sentinels of Justice section. Beverly Pepper sculpture This section of the screen displays thumbnail images and information about other artwork in the collection.

Logic for Related Artwork: one image per Artist or Collection is displayed, with a maximum of what fits in a single row. The items are listed in the following order: collection items first, by Title Town of Kansas (alpha order), then alpha by Artist Last Frederick Emanuel Shane Name.

A Related Artwork

Art Object Thumbnail Image

Rural Free Manhattan Delivery Sentinels Rural America sculpture Collection Beverly Pepper Painting Henrik Martin Mayer

Fine Arts Collection: Wireframes 11 S1 - Search

Search One-click Searches The screen offers multiple ways to search the Collection: Quickly access indexes of 1. Artist Name (last) Enter one or more search terms in the fields below: the Fine Art Collection's: 2. Keywords in Title Artist Name: Drawings 3. Keywords in Artwork Information Paintings 4. Location Keywords in Title: Prints Sculptures Search criterion 1 & 2 can be run together as Images only: limit your search to objects for which images are available. part of a single search; criterion 3 & 4 may not.

Search In such situations, the two criterion are “AND”ed together – such that BOTH criterion must be met to produce a result. Other ways to search: Additionally, this search can be restricted to Keywords in Artwork Information: return only artwork for which there is an Search all artwork-related information in the collection's database accompanying image. for any word or phrase (remember to enter phrase in quotes).

Search The Search screen can also generate Classification Indexes of the four most common: Drawings Paintings Location: Prints (e.g., Address, Building Name, City, etc. Remember to enter phrases in quotes) Sculptures

Search The results of these “One-Click” searches display on the Selected Medium screen (M2).

Fine Arts Collection: Wireframes 12 S2 - Search Results

What GSA Offers Doing Business with GSA Learn More Blog Notes: Home > Buildings & Real Estate > Design & Construction > Art in Architecture & Fine Arts > Fine Arts > The Search Results screen (S2) can be Artist | Collections | Medium | Location | Search accessed as a result of conducting a search on the Search screen (S1).

Search Results The Search Results screen displays information about the search results: Your search for

returned matches: Search Criteria used Total # of records returned Beverly Pepper (b. 1922, Brooklyn, New York) Search Again link if null (0) results The Sentinels of Justice 1998 Narrow Results link if too many records sculpture returned (value TBD). varying Each record result returned includes (where data is available): Thumbnail image of the artwork (or No Beverly Pepper (b. 1922, Brooklyn, New York) Image Available graphic) Manhattan Sentinels Artists Name (First Last) 1996 Title of Artwork sculpture Each column: 36 to 39 ft. high Date Commissioned through the Art in Architecture Program Fine Arts Collection U.S. General Dimensions Services Administration Credit line

The Artists Name is a link to the Artist Pagination control Overview screen (A2) The Title of the Artwork is a link to the Artwork Detail screen (W1)

TBD: Number of artworks to display on a single screen before pagination “kicks in.”

Fine Arts Collection: Wireframes 13 W1 - Artwork Detail

What GSA Offers Doing Business with GSA Learn More Blog Notes: Home > Buildings & Real Estate > Design & Construction > Art in Architecture & Fine Arts > Fine Arts > The Artwork Detail screen (W1) is accessed Artist | Collections | Medium | Location | Search from many others within the site: it is the endpoint of exploration.

Flamingo The screen contains the most granular details about each work in the Collection Alexander Calder 1898-1976 (when available), including: 1974 steel Title 53 x 60 x 24 ft. (1615.4 x 1828.7 x 731.5 cm) Primary Image (curated; large size) Commissioned through the Art in Architecture Program Fine Arts Collection U.S. General Artist Name (First Last) Services Administration Artist Nationality John C. Kluczynski Federal Building 230 South Dearborn Street Birth/Death Dates Chicago, IL 60604 Artwork Creation Date/Year Medium * Featured in the Modern Sculpture Collection Dimensions Credit Line Description A Additional Images Images Related Artwork Location (Building Name, Address, City, State) More (Loan/Possession Status, Program Affiliation (e.g., Art in Architecture, New Deal Art)

A social media bar allows users to Like, Tweet, Pin, and email about the artwork.

In addition to the primary Image, A additional images of the work of art (when available) can be viewed in the “Additional Images” ticker. It presents multiple image choices to the User; when a ticker thumbnail is clicked, it Additional Images Related Artwork B replaces the Primary Image. Modern Sculpture Collection For artwork that is part of a curated B collection, the screen will also display a ticker to feature “Other Art in the

Fine Arts Collection: Wireframes 14 New Deal Art

What GSA Offers Doing Business with GSA Learn More Blog Notes: Home > Buildings & Real Estate > Design & Construction > Art in Architecture & Fine Arts > Fine Arts > This is a “content” page that would be Artist | Collections | Medium | Location | Search manually created as part of the site to introduce and explain New Deal Art.

New Deal Art It would be written to be “evergreen” content (unchanging content, no news, or temporal references – only historical Arrival of Eastern European Immigrants information that won’t change). Edward Laning Ca. 1935 The content for this page would not come out of the Fine Arts database, but Emanuel Cellar US Courthouse Brooklyn, NY images and caption information would.

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Fine Arts Collection: Wireframes 15 Art in Architecture

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Urns of Justice Diana Moore marble 1999 John M. Shaw U.S. Courthouse Lafayette, LA

Moore’s sculptures for the courthouse sit atop the plinths that flank the building’s entrance. The urns face slightly outward to greet approaching visitors. Each urn measures approximately five feet in height, allowing the sculptures to provide a transition from human to architectural scale. Urns of Justice transforms the ancient use of vessels as architectural ornament into a robust expression of civic ideals and iconic emblems of the federal judiciary in lafayette.

untitled Al Held glass 2006 George C. Young U.S. Courthouse and Federal Building Orlando, FL

Challenging the bounds of his own art and traditional artworks often preferred by judicial clients, renowned artist Al held eschewed his familiar medium of acrylic on canvas in favor of glass for his commission at the U.S. Courthouse in Orlando, Florida. Held created six works for the atrium lobby of the Andrea leers-designed courthouse: a colossal 50-foot tall window and five 11-foot tall windows. The small windows are aligned in regular intervals along the south wall of the lobby leading to the large window at the top of the staircase on the east wall. Morning sunlight saturates the six-story space with intense color and energy, and throughout the day bright hues flicker over the pale surfaces of the atrium.

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