Art Review Board Staff Report February 20, 2019

ART REVIEW BOARD STAFF REPORT FEBRUARY 20, 2019

Proposal: DOWNTOWN FREMONT ROTATIONAL PUBLIC ART PROGRAM (TEMPORARY INSTALLATION) - To receive a presentation regarding a temporary public art installation at Capitol Avenue and Fremont Boulevard within the Downtown Community Plan.

Recommendation: Receive presentation, provide comment, and make recommendations to City Council

People: Luciana Torres, Management Analyst, 510-494-4553, [email protected] Joel Pullen, Senior Planner, 510-494-4436, [email protected]

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

In 2012, the City Council approved the Downtown Community Plan. Within the plan, there is a Downtown Art Program component which is intended to contribute to the economic and cultural vitality of Downtown by highlighting and promoting the arts in Fremont through a variety of public and private art features, exhibits, and individual pieces of art. Approved by City Council in July 2015, the temporary rotational public art at the corner of Fremont Boulevard and Capitol Avenue has had two previous art installations. The first piece, Heartfullness, represented the City’s vision of the Downtown becoming the social heart of the community and expressed a commitment to ensuring the success of establishing a vibrant Downtown for Fremont. The second and current installation, Space Glow, expressed a theme of Metamorphosis beginning in Spring 2017, acknowledging the ongoing change occurring in the City’s Downtown. The Art in Public Places Program Policy and Art Review Board Ordinance reflect these City initiatives by including adopted district art programs in the Downtown, City Center, Ardenwood Planned District, and Warm Springs Innovation Districts. The policy includes the expansion of the use of art funds generated in these districts to include temporary public art and programming. To continue and expand upon the success of temporary public art in the Downtown, a Call for Artists was announced on Café, an online national call for artists application tool in December 2018 to replace Space Glow for a two-year exhibition period beginning in spring 2019. Nine entries were received at the close of the call on January 11, 2019. At the Art Review Board meeting on January 16, 2019, the Board voted to extend the Call for Artists until February 14, 2019 so that additional artists could apply for the Downtown Fremont Rotational Public Art Program and to emphasize the promotion of local artists.

DISCUSSION/ANALYSIS

The City of Fremont’s vision for Downtown is to create a lively mixed use, transit-oriented sustainable neighborhood. Within the Downtown Plan, there is a Downtown Art Program component which is intended to contribute to the economic and cultural vitality of Downtown by highlighting and promoting the arts in Fremont through a variety of public and private art features, exhibits, and individual pieces of art. To continue and expand upon the success of showcasing temporary public art in the Downtown, the Downtown Fremont Rotational Public Art Program is set to have a new installation in spring 2019 with the installation of the selected artwork. The Downtown Fremont Rotational Public Art Program is intended to contribute to the vitality of the Downtown by displaying exciting works of art in the Downtown for a two (2) year rotating basis. The theme of this temporary public art installation for the Downtown is Community: Shared Energy. This theme was chosen by the Art Review Board as a progression of the previous themes to: create a social heart (Heartfullness), effectuate change/metamorphosis (Space Glow), and continue to work together as a community.

The Call for Artists was announced in December 2018 on Café, an online national call for artists application tool, and closed on February 14, 2019. Thirteen submissions were received (attached). Full size imagery will be available for your review in the presentation at the Art Review Board Hearing. The exhibition period is tentatively scheduled to run from spring 2019 through spring 2021. The selected artist will be provided a quarterly stipend of $625, $5,000 total, for the duration of the two-year exhibition period.

ENCLOSURES

Informational Items: Informational 1 –Call for Artists Applications

RECOMMENDATION

1. Receive presentation, provide comment, and make recommendations to City Council. Downtown Fremont Public Art (Temporary Installation) – COMMUNITY: SHARING ENERGY

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Friday, February 15th 2019, 10:19am Call ID: 1533469 Artist ID: 32201 Status: Received Jacob Burmood Custom Answers 2) Description• Artist• Title• Description of the artwork• Medium• Dimensions (width x height)• Value of the artwork Jacob Burmood Depth of Form Volumetric form utilizing flowing edges to create a sense of movement. 7x4x3 feet $17,000 3) Statement regarding contractArtists must review the Public Art Agreement and state in writing that, if selected, they would enter into this agreement with the City: https://fremont.gov/DocumentCenter/View/39816/Downtown-Rotational-Art-Program-Artist-Agreement-12-5-18 I will enter into this agreement 4) Statement regarding themeArtist must provide a written statement (up to 150 words) as part of their submittal explaining how their sculpture addresses and illustrates the theme. As a child, I spent my free hours walking along a creek that had carved its way through a wooded area. All the forces that determine the path of the stream also govern the rocks, vegetation and creatures that surround it. Though their reactions to these forces differ, they remain related. Becoming part of these interwoven complexities gives me a sense of deep harmony and simplicity, and is the basis of my inspiration. The forms I create are an abstraction of the fluid nature of the universe, and also refer specifically to the human body in motion while engaged in physical activities such as dance or martial arts. The purpose of each work is to find the underlying order that converges elements into a unified whole that move as one.

www.jacobburmood.com [email protected]

National Soccer Hall of Fame. "The Kick" Budget: $80,000. Frisco, TX. October 2018. Accepted into OPEN SPACES in Swope Park; Kansas City, MO. 2018. Percent for the Arts commission through First Washington Realty, 6950 Mission Rd. Prairie Village, KS. Budget: $30,000. 2017. Recently awarded the Inspiration Grant through Arts KC to fund a large bronze-casting project. ArtsKC, Kansas City, MO. December, 2016.

Education - Master of Fine Arts in Ceramics, University of Kansas. 2013. - Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture, Missouri State University. 2006.

Teaching Positions - Sculpture, Adjunct Professor. Johnson County Community College. Overland Park, KS. Fall 2016-present. - 3D Design, Adjunct Professor. Missouri State University. Fall 2015. - Sculpture, Adjunct Professor. Missouri State University. Fall 2013- Fall 2015. - Ceramics, Adjunct Professor. University of Kansas. Fall 2011-Spring 2013. - Ceramics, Adjunct Professor. University of Kansas. Fall 2010. Call ID: 1533469 Artist ID: 32201 Status: Received

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- Ceramics Instructor. L&R Specialties. Nixa, Missouri. 2005-2010. - 3-D Design, Adjunct Professor. Missouri State University. Springfield, Missouri. Fall 2007-2008. - 2-D Design, Adjunct Professor. Missouri State University. Springfield, Missouri. Spring 2007.

Juried Shows - "19th Annual Lines into Shapes." Art Center of Estes Park. Estes Park, Colorado. October, 2015. - "Brewer Science Pure Enjoyment." The Creamery Art Center. Springfield, Missouri. October, 2015. - "National All Media Juried Exhibition." Chico Art Center. Chico, California. July, 2015. - "Water." CORE New Art Space. Denver, Colorado. July, 2015.

- "TRAHC's 27th Annual Juried Exhibition." Texarkana Regional Arts and Humanities Council. July-August 2015. - "2015 Art at the Center-Human Experience Abstracts." 2nd Place Award. Tomahawk Ridge Community Center. Olathe, Kansas. August 2015. - "Abstract Sanctuary." Verum Ultimum Gallery. Portland, Oregon. February, 2015. - "From Light to Dark." Art Saint Louis. St. Louis, Missouri. April, 2015. - "20th Annual Arts in Harmony International Arts Show." Elk River Area Arts Alliance. Elk River, Minnesota. 2015. - "Topeka Competition 31". Alice C. Sabatini Gallery. Topeka, Kansas. December, 2014. - "MOAK: Four State Regional Exhibition." Springfield Art Museum. Springfield, Missouri. Purchase Award. November, 2008. - "Winter Exhibit." Perlow-Stevens Gallery. Columbia, Missouri. January, 2008. - "Regional Color." Waverly House. Springfield, Missouri. Juror's Choice Award. May, 2006.

One Person Shows - "Fluid Dynamics; Rigid Structures." Phoenix Underground. Lawrence, KS. April, 2016. - Plenum Space Gallery. Kansas City, Missouri. 2015. - Good Girl Gallery. Springfield, Missouri. 2014. - Evangel University Gallery. Springfield, Missouri. November, 2008. - Good Girl Gallery. Springfield, Missouri. 2006.

Group Shows - "Beyond Bounds: DAZZLING!" Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art. Overland Park, KS. April, 2017. - Leopold Gallery. Kansas City, MO. April, 2017. - "Autumn Show." Sager Braudis Gallery. Columbia, Missouri. September, 2015. - Pool Art Center. Drury University. Springfield, Missouri. 2014. - BNIM Architecture Firm. Kansas City, Missouri. March, 2011. - 405 Gallery. Springfield, Missouri. September, 2008. - Monarch Art Factory. Springfield, Missouri. 2007-2010. - Crown Center Theater. Kansas City, Missouri. 2006.

Gallery Representation - Artspace Warehouse. Los Angeles, California. - Leopold Gallery. Kansas City, Missouri. - Hyde Gallery. Springfield, Missouri. - Sager Braudis Gallery. Columbia, Missouri. - Eurekan Art. Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

Outdoor Sculpture Competitions, Temporary Installations - Open Spaces. "Draped Form." Swope Park; Kansas City, MO. 2018. - Chicago Sculpture Exhibit. "Depth of Form." Chicago, IL. 2018. - Sculpture Walk Peoria. "Crumple and Flow." Peoria, IL. 2018. - El Paseo Sculpture Exhibit. "Depth of Form." Palm Desert, CA. 2018. - 12th Annual National Outdoor Sculpture Competition and Exhibition. "Draped Fabrication." 22" x 15 x 10. Bronze. North Charleston, SC. April, 2017. Honorable Mention.

- Riverwalk Chattanooga Temporary Sculpture Exhibit. "Depth of Form 4/4." 90" x 36 x 45. Chattanooga, Tennessee. 2017.

- 31st Outdoor Sculpture Competition & Exhibition. "Depth of Form 2/4." Appalachian State University, Boone, NC. 2017.

- Lawrence Outdoor Downtown Sculpture Exhibition. "Billow." 2017

- St. Joseph Sculpture Walk. "Shroud." Bronze. 2017

- Cape Girardeau Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition. "Depth of Form 2/4." 90" x 36 x 45. Cape Girardeau, Missouri. April, 2016.

- City of Olathe Downtown Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit. "Depth of Form 3/4." 90" x 36 x 45. Olathe, Kansas. May, 2015. - Kingsport Sculpture Walk. "Depth of Form 1/4." 90" x 36 x 45. Kingsport, Tennessee. October, 2015. - Meyer Library Temporary Installation. "Depth of Form 1/3." 90" x 36 x 45. Missouri State University; Springfield, Missouri. August, 2015. - St. Joseph Sculpture Walk. "Laminations." 66" x 42 x 42. St. Joseph, Missouri. June, 2015. - City of Olathe Downtown Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit. "Plumb Twisted." 66" x 30 x 30. Olathe, Kansas. May, 2015.

- City of Olathe Downtown Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit. "Whirligig." Oak and steel. 96" x 72 x 72. Olathe, Kansas. May, 2015. - City of Olathe Downtown Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit. "Gravity of Intention." Fiberglass. 86" x 60 x 45. Olathe, Kansas. April, Call ID: 1533469 Artist ID: 32201 Status: Received

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2014. Purchase Award. - Jubilee Sculpture Park Competition. "Laminations II." Fiberglass. 48" x 26 x 24. Springfield, Missouri. August, 2013. - Lawrence Cultural Arts Commission Outdoor Sculpture Competition. "Laminations I." Fiberglass. 5 ½' x 3 ½' x 3 ½'. Lawrence, Kansas. April, 2013.

Public Art Commissions - National Soccer Hall of Fame. "Scissor Kick." Cold-cast Aluminum. 10' x 6 x 5. Dallas, TX. Budget: $80,000. 2018. - First Washington Realty, Inc. Percent for the Arts. "Fluid Form." Cold-cast Aluminum. 108" x 60 x 65. Prairie Village, KS. Budget: $30,000. 2017. - Kansas State University. College of Business Administration. Cold-cast aluminum wall-piece. 48" x 60 x 3. Manhattan, Kansas. 2016. - City of Olathe Downtown Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit. "Gravity of Intention." Fiberglass. 86" x 60 x 45. Olathe, Kansas. April, 2014. Purchase Award. - Raffles Hotel. "Untitled I, Untitled II." Graphite castings. 27" x 16 x 14. Brokered by Soho Myriad. Istanbul, Turkey. 2013. - The University of Kansas Memorial Union Culinary Garden. "Kansas in Transition." Stained glass mosaic. 15' x 5'. Lawrence, Kansas. May, 2013. - Kanrocksas Music Festival. "Collaborative/Interactive /Video/Sculpture Installation." Kansas City, Kansas. August, 2011. - Aberdeen Golf and Country Club. "Tapestry." Stained glass mosaic. 7' x 5'. Boynton Beach, Florida. 2010.

- BKD Financial Consulting Firm. "Dark Composition." Bonded graphite sculpture. 36" x 24" x 24". Springfield, Missouri. 2009. - Evangel University. "The Wind...." Stained glass mosaic. 5' x 6'. Springfield, Missouri. 2009. - Evangel University. "The Light...." Stained glass mosaic. 5' x 6'. Springfield, Missouri. 2009. - Missouri State University, Carrington Hall. "The Missouri State Seal and Garden." 20' x 8'. Springfield, Missouri. 2008. - Van K. Smith Community Health Library. "Koi Pond." Stained glass mosaic. 8' x 5'. Springfield, Missouri. 2009. - Mercy Villa. "Coneflowers," "Daisies," "Field." 3' x 3'. Stained glass mosaics. Springfield, Missouri. 2008. - Mercy Breast Center. "Yellow Orchids." 4' x 4'. Stained glass mosaic. Springfield, Missouri. 2008. - Mercy Breast Center. "Purple Orchids." 4' x 4'. Stained glass mosaic. Springfield, Missouri. 2008. - O'Reilly Cancer Center. "River Scene." 15' x 4'. Stained glass mosaic. Springfield, Missouri. 2007. - O'Reilly Cancer Center. "Echinacea." 8' x 5'. Stained glass mosaic. Springfield, Missouri. 2007. - O'Reilly Cancer Center. "Lilies." 8' x 5'. Stained glass mosaic. Springfield, Missouri. 2007.

8) List of locations proposed piece has been displayed, if applicable

Art Detail

Category Statement

Depth of Form Cold-cast aluminum 90" x 36" x 45" $15000.00 2015 Call ID: 1533469 Artist ID: 32201 Status: Received

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Depth of Form Cold-cast aluminum 90" x 36" x 45" $15000.00 2015

Depth of Form Cold-cast aluminum 90" x 36" x 45" $15000.00 2015 Call ID: 1533537 Artist ID: 323381 Status: Received iris peretz Custom Answers 2) Description• Artist• Title• Description of the artwork• Medium• Dimensions (width x height)• Value of the artwork Description - Artist: Iris Peretz - Title: Born to be wild - Description of the artwork: artwork made from motorcycle helmet visors that have been in beautiful scenic rides throughout California, on a custom-crafted galvanized stand. - Medium: plexiglass, metal - Dimensions (width x height): 58 X 18.25 X 18.25 in - Value of the artwork: $3800 3) Statement regarding contractArtists must review the Public Art Agreement and state in writing that, if selected, they would enter into this agreement with the City: https://fremont.gov/DocumentCenter/View/39816/Downtown-Rotational-Art-Program-Artist-Agreement-12-5-18 If selected, I would happily enter into the agreement with the City of Fremont 4) Statement regarding themeArtist must provide a written statement (up to 150 words) as part of their submittal explaining how their sculpture addresses and illustrates the theme. This sculpture addresses the theme of Community: Sharing Energy and Collaborating. Motorcycles are very prevalent in California. They save energy and add fun and flair. This contemporary sculpture would speak to that spirit of being and also to recycling of materials in a very eco friendly way. 5) Statement regarding purchase of artworkArtist must state in writing if they would be willing to sell the artwork to the City after the two-year exhibition period if there was an interest from the City to purchase the artwork. The artist must also indicate the purchase price of the artwork. The artist’s willingness to sell the artwork will not affect the selection process. I am willing to sell this piece to the city of Fremont after the 2-year exhibition period. The purchase price is $3800 6) Art installation plan Please reference the site details, https://artist.callforentry.org/fair_plans/5932.pdf, and provide an installation and removal plan for the attachment and detachment of the artwork to the concrete pad. the art will be installed onto the concrete pad using metal fastness and bolts or else it can be placed on its own concrete pad so as not to damage your existing concrete pad. 7) Artist bio/resume Iris Peretz www.irisperetz.com [email protected] @irisperetzart

Education 2019 BA, Art Csun 2016 AA, Art Pierce College 2016 AA, Humanities Pierce College 2015 CA Real Estate Lc CA Real Estate Academy 1987 McKay College Graphic Design 1986 Commerce Vanier College

Experience 2014-present Art Student, Los Angeles, CA 2007-present Property Manager, world wide 2016-2017 Substitute Teacher, LVUSD, Agoura Hills, CA 2006-2014 Founder, Designer, Pink Fashions, Los Angeles, CA 2000-2006 Advertising Consultant, CJI Consulting, Los Angeles, CA 1998-2000 Advertising, Allstate Communications, Los Angeles, CA 1994-1998 VP Advertising, Art Director, Cybervoice, Vancouver, BC 1992-1994 Special Project Manager, Worldwide Communications, Vancouver, BC 1988-1992 List Buyer, Advertising, Interglobe Telecommunications, Vancouver, BC

Solo Exhibitions and Murals 2018 Iris Peretz, Artshare LA, Los Angeles, CA Call ID: 1533537 Artist ID: 323381 Status: Received iris peretz (Continued)

Hope Gardens Mural, Sylmar, CA

Group Exhibitions 2018 Art Across The Valley, SFVACC, CA In Bloom, Hote Galery, Los Angeles, CA 10 Years of Gitana, La Galeria Gitana, San Fernando, CA Sea Lion Gala, Marine Mammal Care Center, San Pedro, CA Abstract Public Art Show, Starkville, MS Painting Guild Show, CSUN, Northridge, CA Wide Open Walls, Sacramento, CA Sam Jam, Venice, CA

2017 CSUN Student Show, Northridge, CA

2016 Pierce College Student Show, Woodland Hills, CA

Grants, Scholarships and Awards 2014-2016 President Award, Pierce College, Woodland Hills

8) List of locations proposed piece has been displayed, if applicable

Art Detail

Category Statement

Transformation mural made of enamel and spray paint 12' x 24' x 0" $5000.00 2018 Call ID: 1533537 Artist ID: 323381 Status: Received iris peretz (Continued)

born to be wild plexiglass and steel 6' x 2.5' x 2.5' $3500.00 2017

born to be wild plexiglass, plastic, metal 19" x 16" x 10.5" $1000.00 2017

leaving eden kevlar, fiberglass, plastic, foam, bronze, light 11" x 36" x 10" $900.00 2018 Call ID: 1536615 Artist ID: 331479 Status: Received Patricia Vader Custom Answers 2) Description• Artist• Title• Description of the artwork• Medium• Dimensions (width x height)• Value of the artwork Patricia Vader CIRCULATE aluminum and steel dimensions 9' diameter x 8' high value $9,000 CIRCULATE is a large spherically symmetric structure assembled from fifty two identical circular elements (image 1). The bottom and top can be seen as donuts (see image 2) connected together by ten arms. The sculpture is totally transparent (please imagine this for image 3 in which I could not photoshop the correct background) so that you can see-through it from any direction. It sits on a steel ring that is to be bolted to the concrete pad as shown in image 4.

3) Statement regarding contractArtists must review the Public Art Agreement and state in writing that, if selected, they would enter into this agreement with the City: https://fremont.gov/DocumentCenter/View/39816/Downtown-Rotational-Art-Program-Artist-Agreement-12-5-18 I have reviewed the agreement by myself and with my insurance agent. I would agree to it and meet all the insurance requirements except for the following insurance provision (exhibit C) -I have a personal auto insurance with all the required coverage limits, not a commercial one because I have never needed it. 4) Statement regarding themeArtist must provide a written statement (up to 150 words) as part of their submittal explaining how their sculpture addresses and illustrates the theme. The circular shapes, openness and lattice-like appearance of this transparent artwork that is held together in a very sturdy yet delicate-looking way, like a cellular network or 3-dimensional spider web, emphasize the interconnectedness, energy sharing and collaboration that together build a single large new entity out of many small individual parts. It symbolizes the result of a large common effort and synergy to advance human achievement through cooperation and collaboration. One can imagine it floating in space with all its wheels spinning and purring, like a giant brain. 5) Statement regarding purchase of artworkArtist must state in writing if they would be willing to sell the artwork to the City after the two-year exhibition period if there was an interest from the City to purchase the artwork. The artist must also indicate the purchase price of the artwork. The artist’s willingness to sell the artwork will not affect the selection process. Artist will sell the art work to the city at a purchase price of $9,000 6) Art installation plan Please reference the site details, https://artist.callforentry.org/fair_plans/5932.pdf, and provide an installation and removal plan for the attachment and detachment of the artwork to the concrete pad. As shown in images 3 and 4 CIRCULATE fits exactly within the space defined by the concrete curb of the site and its circular footprint fits exactly on the concrete pad. The sculpture will be transported in 3 parts that are to be assembled and bolted together on site.

1. The bottom donut will be set down and bolted to the concrete pad with ten anchor bolts. 2. The top donut will be lifted by crane and bolted to the arms 3. This top donut and arms assembly will be lifted into position and bolted to the bottom donut.

This installation requires a crane or boom truck, 3 people and a concrete drill, same for deinstall but no concrete drill needed.

7) Artist bio/resume Patricia Vader Sculptor, public artist

[email protected] patriciavader.com

Master of Fine Arts, Sculpture, California College of the Arts, San Francisco Ph.D. Mathematics and Natural Sciences, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands

PERMANENT OUTDOOR PUBLIC ART IN CITIES AND PARKS installed Call ID: 1536615 Artist ID: 331479 Status: Received

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Dixon Landing Park, Milpitas California, commissioned by the city of Milpitas, in progress 2018 Dreaming, Wranglers Range Neighborhood Park, Frisco, Texas, commissioned by the city of Frisco 2018 Solar Flare, Boerne, at Old No. 9 Trailhead on East Blanco Road, Boerne, Texas, purchased by the City of Boerne 2018 Sunflower, First St at South K St, Livermore, California, purchased by the City of Livermore 2018 Butterfly, Rains Junior Memorial Park, Northglenn, CO, purchased by the Northglenn Arts&Humanities Foundation 2018 Totem, 1212 8th Ave., Greeley, Colorado, commissioned by the City of Greeley, Colorado 2017 Sit, 9th Avenue, Greeley, Colorado, purchased by the City of Greeley 2017 Blue Cactus, Bancroft Garden, Walnut Creek, CA 2017 Kicker Kid, Cardoza Park, Milpitas, California, commissioned by the City of Milpitas 2016 Stay, Main Street, Hutchinson, Kansas, purchased by the City of Kansas 2016 Frolic, White Water Park, Durango, Colorado, purchased by the City of Durango 2016 Sunflower, Sundeleaf Plaza, Lake Oswego, Oregon, purchased privately as a gift to the City of Lake Oswego 2015 Watch my Tail, Humane Society, Auburn, Washington, purchased by the City of Auburn 2014 Flying Fish, Orange Memorial Park Sculpture Garden, purchased by South San Francisco, California 2013 Flight, Bentley School, Lafayette, California, commissioned by the Bentley School 2011 Peacock, Orinda Library Plaza, Orinda, California, commissioned by the City of Orinda 2009

AWARDS People's Choice Award 2017, Art on Parade, Northglenn, CO 2017 Second Prize, 2017 KAO International Kinetic Art Competition, Boynton Beach, Florida 2017 Gold Award First Prize 2016, Hutchinson, KS 2016 Silver Award 2016 Second Prize , Hutchinson, KS 2016 Honorable Mention, 2015 KAO International Kinetic Art Competition, Boynton Beach, Florida 2015 The People's Choice Award 2014, Auburn, WA 2014 The People's Choice Award 2014, Puyallup, WA 2014

CURRENT PUBLIC ART INSTALLATIONS since Sunflower, Water Wise Park, Manhattan Beach, California 2018 Radiance, El Paseo invitational exhibit, Palm Desert, CA 2018 Circles, Main Street, Auburn, WA 2018 Solar Flower, 3 yr Public Art Rotating Program Pasadena, CA 2018 Cosmic Glints, Civic Center Park Exhibition, Newport Beach, California 2017 Solar Wind, Riverbend Plaza, Napa, CA 2017 Take Heart, Phillips Avenue, Sioux Falls, South Dakota 2017 RA, Walking Sculpture Tour, Mankato, Minnesota 2017 Corkscrew, University of Sioux Falls, Sioux Falls, South Dakota 2017 Space Glow, Fremont, California 2017

LONG TERM OUTDOOR PUBLIC SCULPTURE EXHIBITIONS 2015-18 Manhattan Beach Art Center, Manhattan Beach, California 2017 Grant Park, Los Altos, California 2016-17 Area Park at the Lake, Roswell, Georgia 2016-17 Worlds of Wonder Children's Museum, Lafayette, Colorado 2016-17 SculptureWalk, Sioux Falls, South Dakota 2016-17 Sculpture Tour, Eau Claire, WI 2016-17 Sculpture Walk, Hutchinson, Kansas 2016-17 ArtWalk, Napa, California 2016-17 ArtAround, Roswell, Georgia 2016 Filoli Summer Garden Sculpture Exhibit, invitational, Woodside, CA 2016 Civic Center Park Exhibition, Newport Beach, California 2015-17 Arboretum at Stephen A. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas 2015-16 Station Museum, Castlegar, BC, Canada 2015-16 Coastal Discovery Museum, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina 2015-16 E. B. Rains Junior Memorial Park, Northglenn, Colorado 2015 Sculpture in the Garden, Ruth Bancroft Garden, Walnut Creek, California 2014-15 Puyallup's Outdoor Gallery, Puyallup, Washington 2014 REVU Gallery, Palm Desert, CA 2014 Sculpture in the Garden, Ruth Bancroft Garden, Walnut Creek, California 2014 Richmond Art Center, Richmond, California 2013-14 Downtown Sculpture Gallery, Auburn, Washington 2013-15 Gallery without Walls, Lake Oswego, OR 2013 Sculpture Trail, Geyserville, California 2013 Sculpture in the Ruth Bancroft Garden, Walnut Creek, California 2012-14 El Paseo, Palm Desert, California 2012 San Rafael Plaza, San Rafael, California 2012 Lafayette Art Gallery Sculpture Garden, Lafayette, California 2012 Wind Fair, Exploratorium, San Francisco, California 2012 The Cloverdale Sculpture Exhibit, Cloverdale, California 2012 Sculpture in the Garden, Ruth Bancroft Garden, Walnut Creek, California 2011-12 ArtWalk, Napa, California

PUBLIC ART COMPETITIONS, FINALIST Westminster Station Plaza Kinetic Sculpture Commission, Westminster, CO 2017 Call ID: 1536615 Artist ID: 331479 Status: Received

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Lake Virginia Park, Reno, NV 2016 Uptown Tree Project 2015, Greeley, CO 2015 Hawthorne Park/Interstate 5 Viaduct Pillar Art Project, Medford, OR 2015 Villa Catalina South project, Redondo Beach, CA 2014 Balfour Road Public Art project, Brentwood, CA 2013 Greenstreet Redondo Public Art Project, Redondo Beach, CA 2013 Valencia Library Public Art Project, Santa Clarita, CA 2013 Water Quality Control Plant and Household Hazardous Waste Facility, Palo Alto, CA 2013 Bright School Centennial Art Project, Chattanooga, TN 2012

PRESS Artful Additions http://www.newportbeachmagazine.com/august-september-2018/ p. 32-24 aug-sept 2018 New Sculptures Installed in Livermore http://www.independentnews.com/new-sculptures-installed-in-livermore/collection_1716617a-48ce-11e8-b210-9b5b5a160b31.html May 19, 2018 Studio Visit by Jenny Balisle, PAAC, Richmond, CA https://balisle.com/2018/03/11/visit-4/ March 11, 2018 Latest Newport Civic Center sculptures get grand opening Saturday Oct 26, 2017 http://www.latimes.com/socal/daily-pilot/news/tn-dpt-me-sculpture-opening-20171026-story.html Fremont: Downtown street corner illuminated with 'Space Glow', Mercury and East Bay Times, by Joseph Geha, http://www.eastbaytimes.com/2017/06/01/downtown-corner-could-get-a-space-glow/ June 1, 2017 Art on the street 2016, Lafayette CO, interview, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17rVaLmqyFs 2016 Did You Know Newport Beach Has a Sculpture garden? by Shannon Britsche and Michelle Slieff July 22, 2016 http://www.pelicanhillmagazine.com/stories/newport-beach-sculpture-garden/ Vader aims for fun with 'Spring Bouquet',The Daily Sentinel, Nacogdoches, TX, by Nicole Bradford Jan 16, 2016 Art in motion; Wind artist lives in a museum of her own design by Joan Morris June 22, 2010 https://www.mercurynews.com/2010/06/22/wind-artist-makes-a-colorful-home-in-martinez/ It was a jump into a black hole... Broerstraat 5, Alumni Magazine of the University of Groningen, NL, by Ellis Ellenbroek December 2009 New Public Art Work Coming Soon to Community Center and Library, Orinda News, by Sally Hogarty August 2009

DOCUMENTARY Wind artist wheel adventure, by Susan Tripp Pollard, Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, CA June 2010 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9WiCOt6LWc

8) List of locations proposed piece has been displayed, if applicable

Art Detail

Category Statement

1. CIRCULATE, looks the same from any direction aluminum and steel 8" x 9" x 9" $11000.00 2018 Call ID: 1536615 Artist ID: 331479 Status: Received

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2. CIRCULATE, with artist for scale (donuts) aluminum and steel 8" x 9" x 9" $11000.00 2018

3. CIRCULATE, on site view with wrong background aluminum and steel 8" x 9" x 9" $11000.00 2018

4. CIRCULATE, on site dimensions aluminum and steel 8" x 9" x 9" $11000.00 2018 Call ID: 1548922 Artist ID: 349231 Status: Received Patricia Vader Custom Answers 2) Description• Artist• Title• Description of the artwork• Medium• Dimensions (width x height)• Value of the artwork Patricia Vader ROLLIN' UP steel 10' x 17" x 17" $9000 This is a simple column of wheels stacked in an interesting way which is also the most secure way. 3) Statement regarding contractArtists must review the Public Art Agreement and state in writing that, if selected, they would enter into this agreement with the City: https://fremont.gov/DocumentCenter/View/39816/Downtown-Rotational-Art-Program-Artist-Agreement-12-5-18 I have reviewed the agreement by myself and with my insurance agent. I would agree to it and meet all the insurance requirements except for the following insurance provision (exhibit C) -I have a personal auto insurance with all the required coverage limits, not a commercial one because I have never needed it.

4) Statement regarding themeArtist must provide a written statement (up to 150 words) as part of their submittal explaining how their sculpture addresses and illustrates the theme. Rollin' Up is a dynamic sculpture that reaches up to the sky. Its stacked wheel elements, similar but not identical, can be seen as a tower of human beings standing on each other's shoulders in order to achieve a goal out of reach for an individual but attainable as a joint effort. The wheel elements themselves evoke motion and energy. 5) Statement regarding purchase of artworkArtist must state in writing if they would be willing to sell the artwork to the City after the two-year exhibition period if there was an interest from the City to purchase the artwork. The artist must also indicate the purchase price of the artwork. The artist’s willingness to sell the artwork will not affect the selection process. Artist will sell the art work to the city at a purchase price of $9,000 6) Art installation plan Please reference the site details, https://artist.callforentry.org/fair_plans/5932.pdf, and provide an installation and removal plan for the attachment and detachment of the artwork to the concrete pad. The sculpture will be brought on site in two parts. The lower part will be lifted by crane, positioned at the center of the concrete pad and bolted down with four 5/8" concrete anchor bolts. The upper part will then be lifted and positioned in place, held by the crane until it is securely bolted to the lower part. This installation requires a crane or boom truck, an 8' ladder, 3 people and a concrete drill. Same for deinstall except no concrete drill needed. 7) Artist bio/resume Patricia Vader Sculptor, public artist

[email protected] patriciavader.com

Master of Fine Arts, Sculpture, California College of the Arts, San Francisco Ph.D. Mathematics and Natural Sciences, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands

PERMANENT OUTDOOR PUBLIC ART IN CITIES AND PARKS installed Dixon Landing Park, Milpitas California, commissioned by the city of Milpitas, in progress 2018 Dreaming, Wranglers Range Neighborhood Park, Frisco, Texas, commissioned by the city of Frisco 2018 Solar Flare, Boerne, at Old No. 9 Trailhead on East Blanco Road, Boerne, Texas, purchased by the City of Boerne 2018 Sunflower, First St at South K St, Livermore, California, purchased by the City of Livermore 2018 Butterfly, Rains Junior Memorial Park, Northglenn, CO, purchased by the Northglenn Arts&Humanities Foundation 2018 Totem, 1212 8th Ave., Greeley, Colorado, commissioned by the City of Greeley, Colorado 2017 Sit, 9th Avenue, Greeley, Colorado, purchased by the City of Greeley 2017 Blue Cactus, Bancroft Garden, Walnut Creek, CA 2017 Kicker Kid, Cardoza Park, Milpitas, California, commissioned by the City of Milpitas 2016 Call ID: 1548922 Artist ID: 349231 Status: Received

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Stay, Main Street, Hutchinson, Kansas, purchased by the City of Kansas 2016 Frolic, White Water Park, Durango, Colorado, purchased by the City of Durango 2016 Sunflower, Sundeleaf Plaza, Lake Oswego, Oregon, purchased privately as a gift to the City of Lake Oswego 2015 Watch my Tail, Humane Society, Auburn, Washington, purchased by the City of Auburn 2014 Flying Fish, Orange Memorial Park Sculpture Garden, purchased by South San Francisco, California 2013 Flight, Bentley School, Lafayette, California, commissioned by the Bentley School 2011 Peacock, Orinda Library Plaza, Orinda, California, commissioned by the City of Orinda 2009

PUBLIC ART COMPETITIONS, FINALIST Westminster Station Plaza Kinetic Sculpture Commission, Westminster, CO 2017 Lake Virginia Park, Reno, NV 2016 Uptown Tree Project 2015, Greeley, CO 2015 Hawthorne Park/Interstate 5 Viaduct Pillar Art Project, Medford, OR 2015 Villa Catalina South project, Redondo Beach, CA 2014 Balfour Road Public Art project, Brentwood, CA 2013 Greenstreet Redondo Public Art Project, Redondo Beach, CA 2013 Valencia Library Public Art Project, Santa Clarita, CA 2013 Water Quality Control Plant and Household Hazardous Waste Facility, Palo Alto, CA 2013 Bright School Centennial Art Project, Chattanooga, TN 2012 Call ID: 1548922 Artist ID: 349231 Status: Received

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DOCUMENTARY Wind artist wheel adventure, by Susan Tripp Pollard, Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, CA June 2010 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9WiCOt6LWc

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ROLLIN' UP, front (back about the same) steel 10' x 17" x 17" $9000.00 2019 Call ID: 1548922 Artist ID: 349231 Status: Received

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ROLLIN' UP, side view steel 10' x 17" x 17" $9000.00 2019

ROLLIN' UP, with artist for scale steel 10' x 17" x 17" $9000.00 2019

ROLLIN' UP, on site view steel 10' x 17" x 17" $9000.00 2019 Call ID: 1556005 Artist ID: 7754 Status: Received Helle scharlingtodd Custom Answers 2) Description• Artist• Title• Description of the artwork• Medium• Dimensions (width x height)• Value of the artwork Helle Scharling-Todd, artist Title,""Color molecu;e" The sculpture expresses the awe of life's small entities, molecules, shown as colored glass in the steel figure. Dimension: 6' x 10' x 2'. Value: $13,000 3) Statement regarding contractArtists must review the Public Art Agreement and state in writing that, if selected, they would enter into this agreement with the City: https://fremont.gov/DocumentCenter/View/39816/Downtown-Rotational-Art-Program-Artist-Agreement-12-5-18 I have reviewed the Public Art agreement and if selected I will enter into this agreement. 4) Statement regarding themeArtist must provide a written statement (up to 150 words) as part of their submittal explaining how their sculpture addresses and illustrates the theme. Community: Sharing energy, is an idea that resonates in my sculpture, that deals with the basic pillar of life, the molecules, energy we all share. 5) Statement regarding purchase of artworkArtist must state in writing if they would be willing to sell the artwork to the City after the two-year exhibition period if there was an interest from the City to purchase the artwork. The artist must also indicate the purchase price of the artwork. The artist’s willingness to sell the artwork will not affect the selection process. I will be willing to sell my art work, the sales price is: $13,000. 6) Art installation plan Please reference the site details, https://artist.callforentry.org/fair_plans/5932.pdf, and provide an installation and removal plan for the attachment and detachment of the artwork to the concrete pad. The steel sculpture has a base, a steel plate, 18" x 18", with holes in all 4 corners, to be attached to a concrete pad, with 4 bolts. The work consists of 2 pieces, one inserted into the other. 7) Artist bio/resume

HELLE SCHARLING-TODD GLASSANDMOSAICS.COM [email protected]

ARTIST STATEMENT: Art is like music , it stimulates the mind and the senses. With this in mind I build my pieces with emphasis on space, form, color, line, rhythm, and content. Artists are image makers and like the world's antennas, they feel, think and express reality. Momentarily I focus on "Colored structures and animated spaces" in my experimental pieces.

BIOGRAPHY EDUCATION

1965-66 Drawing with Hans.Christian Hojer, The Glyptotek, Copenhagen 1966-67 Academy of Art, Ravenna, Italy, studied mosaics 1967-69 Krefeld School of Architecture, Art/Design, Germany. Graduated as Diplom glass designer. 1969-70 National School of Painting/Sculpture, Esmeralda. Mexico City. 1970-74 BA, Aarhus University, Denmark. Art History, and art teaching

SELECTED COMMISSIONS:

2018 Sculpture on loan to O'Fallon City, Missouri.

2017 Sculpture exhibit 2 years, "Color Molecule 2", at Napa City.

2016 3 benches with mosaics for Westpark Community Center, Ventura. Juried mosaic international mosaic show San Dieg,Women's Museum.. Call ID: 1556005 Artist ID: 7754 Status: Received

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2015 Entry sign for Westpark Community Center, Ventura. An 8' x 3'. Sculptural piece with mosaics. Won competition.

2014 The Ventura Avenue Adult Center, mosaic mural, titled, "Wall play". 5 large sculpturally formed pieces, placed at the corner of the building. Funded by kickstarter,com and City City and County grant.

2013 Ventura Beach Promenade parking structure. 4 walls with mosaics and tiles, titled " Seaweed and shells". Each 9'x10'

2012 Memorial Bench, Camarillo Animal Shelter.

2012 Interviewed//filmed for Focus on the masters, Ventura.

2012 Solo show at Vita art center, Ventura. "Transparencies".

2011 Port District of Ventura. Mosaic fountain, placed by entrance.

2011 Hotel Indigo, Santa Barbara, fused glass parking lot.

2011 Juried mosaic show, Long Beach, "Tesserae".".

2010 Palm Desert, CA,. Invitational temporary sculpture. "Color Molecules" 6'x13'x

Solo show at Ventura BAA, ""Figures and spaces".

2009 Northglenn, Colorado. Temporary sculpture. "Color Molecules".

2008 Santa Barbara Temporary Sculpture, Color Molecules 14ftx6ftx3ft

2008 Karup Aviation School, Five 7ftx3ft Mosaic Gymnast Figures

2008 Karup Aviation School, Glass installation 12ftx6ft

2005 "Circles".15 mosaics, inlays for side walks. Piru. Competition.

2004 Mosaic project for the Water and Power Department, Field Service Building,Van Nuys. Los Angeles. Competition for Southern California Artists.

2003 Stained glass Project for FAMU, School of Business & Industry, Tallahassee, Florida. National Competition. 350sq'."Windows of the world", leaded glass. 2002 Department for Children/Families Tallahassee, Florida.Glass balcony. 8 panels. National Competition

2 Benches for Olivas Adobe Rose Garden, Ventura Historical Monument. 6' x 16" x 15". Commissioned By Parks and Recreation.

2001 Lead Artist for the Westside Community Enhancement Project Designing Intersection pattern for colored concrete for Stanley Ave/North Avenue, and Gateways for Park Row/North Avenue Commemorating The Chumash Indian, The Oil and Citrus Industry.

2000 Senior Center, Ventura. Tile mosaic mural, 9' x 8'. "Abundance of DNA. Grant from Ventura Arts Council. (Included seniors in the production}.

Odense Gymnasium ,DK. North and South walls of main Hall. 28 glass panels, painted and tempered.202 sq'. "The human web"

1998 Stained glass Window and color scheme for the interior of Hogager Church.DK.7 sq meter.

Mosaic mural for The Barranca Vista Community Center,Ventura. 2' x 5'. "Day and night". Project with kids. Grant from Ventura Arts Council.

Public Works Building, Alhambra, L.A. Tile mosaic ,for Cafeteria. 16' x 6'. "Roads and water".

1996 Netto's wall, Rudkobing,DK. 5 painted/tempered glass panels. Call ID: 1556005 Artist ID: 7754 Status: Received

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" Patterns". Each panel 3' x 3'.

Finnerup Church,DK, 2 stained glass windows in the choir.

1995 Aarhus Scandinavian Center, Elevator Shield, 24 sq. meter. Painted /Tempered glass panels. "City pattern".

1994 Uhre Church, By Brande. Stained Glass Window and color scheme of the Interior. 7 sq meter. " Dei Gloria".

1993 Chumash Indian Learning Center, Oakbrook Park, Moorpark, CA. 17 mosaics, 10" x 30", placed under lamps outside the center Chumash inspirations". Designs taken from cave paintings in Los Padres Forest. Competition for Southern Calif. Artists.

1991 The Wright Library, Ventura. A mosaic, in 4 parts, for the patio. 3' x 6'. " Planet Pieces". Grant from Ventura Arts Council, with matching funds from "The Friends of the Library."

1989 Port Hueneme Library, Floor and Wall mosaic, approx. 300 sq'. " Water Lines". Collaboration with Architect Scott Ellingwood. Commissioned by the City of Port Hueneme.

1988 Odense Free Schoool, 18 outdoor mosaics, "Puzzles". Albani Funds.

1987 Rudkobing little square, Floor Mosaic. DK. 15 sq. meter " Streams". People walk over the mosaics to the supermarket, feeling the colors under their feet.

1986 Bronderslev Church, DK, 24 small leaded windows in the nave.

1985 Aarhus Provins Bank, DK, a mosaic in 4 parts

1984 ATP, Hillerod, DK. 5 leaded glass windows various sizes.

1983 Fyn's Amt's Savings and Loan, DK. 4 wall mosaics, " Every day life".

1982 Gislev Free School DK. External mosaic, Albani Funds 2 sq meter.

The Skovgaards Workshops, DK. Mosaics in Cafeteria."The fun sun" A school for mentally disabled. Round size, 3 sq meter.

1981 The Metal Workers Union, Copenhagen, DK, a mosaic, " Workers out of work".

1980 Lystrup School, DK, one outdoor and 3 indoor mosaics. "School kids".

1979 Greve Strand Public swimming Hall, DK. A mosaic placed at the Judges stand. "Swimmers". 4 sq. meter.

Grindsted City hall, DK. 2 mosaics. "Human needs". Irregular sizes.

Damager School, Greve Strand, DK. 7 wall mosaics. "School kids".

1978 Skive Gymnasium, a wall mosaic, " imploring". Irregular size. 1,5 square m. Smorum Ledoje School, DK. 3 wall mosaics.

1977 Arenillas Public Pool, Ecuador. Mosaic on the bottom of the pool. 35 350 sq'.

1976 Rudkobing Resthome, DK. 2 mosaics. 4 sq. meter. " Between sun and moon".

Aarhus Adventist Church, a mosaic placed in entry hall."The sower".

Aarhus Skovvangs School, 18 sq. meter stained glass in Aula. "Sprouting".

1975 Hjalleup Church. DK. Stained glass, in choir. 13 sq. meter.

1974 Herning "Hojskole", Artist in Residence. 2 mosaics."bodies".

1973 Aarhus University, DK. Psycological Institute. External mosaic. " "There is always an entrance". Call ID: 1556005 Artist ID: 7754 Status: Received

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1973 Vejen City Hall, DK. 3 mosaics. 8 sq. meter. "Isolation/collaboration".

Kassebolle Free School, DK. "Balancing". Mosaic in 2 parts.

EXHIBITS:

- 1973 Juried exhibit, Aarhus, Denmark. - 1977 European juried glass exhibit, Coburg, Germany. - 1994 Danish Glass, Juried show. Ebeltoft Glass Museum, Denmark. - 1995 Solo show, Women's Museum, Aarhus, Denmark. - 1996 "Glass,Glass,Glass".Juried Group Show, Copenhagen, Denmark. - 1998 Garten Glass Plastiken show, Munster Germany, Juried. - 2000,2002,04,06,08,10. . - 1998 "Observations", Rundetaarn, Copenhagen, Danish Group glass show. - 1999 "Water, light, glass", Ebeltoft Glass Museum, Denmark,Juried. - 2000 " Religious Glass", Ebeltoft glass Museum, juried. - 2002 Politikens Gallery, Solo show, Kgs .Nytorv, Copenhagen - 2004 Couturier Gallery, Cienega Blvd.Los Angeles. Group Show. - 2004 Nordic Heritage Museum, Seattle. Solo show., "Icy". - 2006 McGear Modern, Bergamot Station, L.A. Group Show. - 2006 Global Art Venue, Pioneer St. Seattle. Group Show. - 2007 Exhibited at Ventura Artist Union, Group shows. - 2008 Exhibited at Ventura Artists Union Group shows.. - 2008 Temporary sculpture, placed at State St. Santa Barbara. - 2009 Temporary sculpture, placed at "Art on Parade", Denver, Colorado. - 2009 Exhibited at The Ventura Artist Union Gallery , "The politics of green". - 2010 Solo Show, "Figures and spaces". BAA, Ventura. - 2010 Solo Show, "From figures to abstractions", at Channel Island University, CA. - 2010 Juried show, Floor and wall mosaic to Porthueneme Library,CA. Fotos of work shown at "First International Contemporary Festival", Ravenna, Italy. - Included in "Architecture musive". - 2016 Mosaics International exhibit at Women's Museum, San Diego.

SELECTED AWARDS

- Bene Award, " Ministry and Liturgy", International Magazine. 2000 and 2003. - 4 fellowships from Ventura Arts Council, 1991, 1998, 2000, 2003. - Ravenna Community Award, 1967 - Det Suhrske Legat. 1972. - San Cataldo, Italy. 1972 - Nominated for 2012 FOCUS ON THE MASTERS. - Grant from Ventura County, 2012 - Grant from Ventura art's Council 2012 - Ventura Major's award, "Artist in the community"2014

SELECTED COLLECTION Ventura, Ca. Municipal collection. Ebeltoft Glasmuseum,DK.

INSTRUCTION

Workshop at SAMA, Austin. 2011 Ventura College, CA. Adult Education, "mosaics", 2011 Workshop with kids, 1973, 1982, 1996 Ventura College, CA. Adult Education, "stained glass", 1985 Holbaek School for glass artisans, "New lead". Workshop. Silkeborg Glass school. Anja Glass,Workshop Ventura Adult Center. 2015, 16.

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY, books, articles and catalogs:

- Tile Industry News, vol.33, nr.4, 1990. - "Bedre Byrum". Prof. Jan Gehl. DK.1991. - Weilbacks Dictionary, 1998. Menighedsraadenes Magazine. Nr. 6, 9 De farver, Malermestrenes Magasin, spring, 1996, 1998. - Coburg Glass preis, 1977, p.35 - Dansk Glas, 1994. Dansk Glass 2004. Glass, glass, glass, 1996. Observations, 1998. - Glass Plastiken, Munster, 1998, 2000, 1992, 1994. - Ministry and Liturgy Magazine, 2000, vol. 27, and 2003, vol.30. - DanAir Magazine, 1993. Cover. - Faith and Form, International Magazine, "From Brown to Yellow and Green." 2008 - Seasons, Magazine. Art & Architecture.Sept/ Nov/Oct. 08. (Nine who dare to work big). - Glass in places, art of Helle Scharling-Todd. 2013 Author Solvej Todd. Blurb.com and Nordic Art and Architecture. Call ID: 1556005 Artist ID: 7754 Status: Received

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- Dansk Glaskunst, Ole Villadsen. 2012 - Glasmaler & Lichtgestalter nach 1945. Krefeld und der Niederrhein. 2012.

MEMBERSHIPS:

Ventura AUG, BAA, AIMC, BKF, SAMA.

PROFESSIONAL EXPOSURE

- Speaker at mosaic art symposiums: Germany, Belgium, Japan, Italy, Turkey, Greece, Brazil and Austria. - 20 min. film in 1969 about Mexican mural development, shown on Danish TV 74.

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color molecules steel and glass 14' x 6' x 2' $15000.00 08 Call ID: 1556005 Artist ID: 7754 Status: Received

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Color molecules steel and glass 14' x 6' x 2' $15000.00 08

color molecule 1 steel and glass 13' x 4' x 4' $15000.00 2008

Color molecule 1. Steel and glass 10' x 6' x 2' $13000.00 2012 Call ID: 1556442 Artist ID: 114996 Status: Received bill gian Custom Answers 2) Description• Artist• Title• Description of the artwork• Medium• Dimensions (width x height)• Value of the artwork Artist: Bill Gian Title: Shared Eye Description: Painted steel "eye" mounted on top of a concrete pillar. Media: Concrete, painted steel. Dimensions: 144" x 48" x 48" Value: $25,000.00

5) Statement regarding purchase of artworkArtist must state in writing if they would be willing to sell the artwork to the City after the two-year exhibition period if there was an interest from the City to purchase the artwork. The artist must also indicate the purchase price of the artwork. The artist’s willingness to sell the artwork will not affect the selection process. I would be willing to sell the artwork to the City after the two-year exhibition period if there was interest from the City to purchase the artwork. The purchase price would be $20,000. 6) Art installation plan Please reference the site details, https://artist.callforentry.org/fair_plans/5932.pdf, and provide an installation and removal plan for the attachment and detachment of the artwork to the concrete pad. The piece has four parts: the metal piece at the top, the top half of the pillar, the bottom half of the pillar, and the base. The base requires that it be bolted into the concrete slab below (4" depth, minimum). The top of the base has a steel plate with four threaded holes embedded in its top. Then the pillar pieces are stacked on the base and aligned, and four threaded steel rods are inserted from above and screwed into the steel plate in the base, and tightened. The top of the pillar has steel plates to which the metal top piece is bolted. Installation and removal require a three-person crew. 7) Artist bio/resume Resume: Bill Gian

[email protected] www.giandesigns.com

Bill Gian attributes the spirit of his art to his use of themes and ideas discovered in his ancestral Hellenic culture. His intuitive understanding of the core energies in mythic stories allows him to powerfully express ancient truths in contemporary art. Bill is internationally recognized for his ability to work with different media and create one-of-a-kind original works of art that have meaning to his clients/collectors and that readily appreciate in value. He creates uniquely beautiful and interesting paintings, sculptures, furniture art, and works of public art. His monumental contemporary installations in public places have won numerous awards. One of his homes, a transformed industrial urban compound, was featured on HGTV for taking steel and concrete to compelling new heights.

Through his International Art Parks team, Bill Gian transforms steel, concrete and water into magical spaces of play and wonder. He has created award-winning play features at the Arvada Center for the Arts in Colorado and at Briland Park in Harbour Island, Bahamas. His whimsical visions manifested in large interactive sculptures and playgrounds entertain thousands from all age groups and are designed for the differently abled.

At the Guggenheim Museum, the Museum of American Folk Art in New York, and the Museum of Contemporary Art in L.A., Bill Gian has Call ID: 1556442 Artist ID: 114996 Status: Received bill gian (Continued)

been recognized for design work on garments and sculptures. His award winning creations have been featured on broadcast television and in international publications such as People Magazine, Landscape Architecture Magazine, Ornament, Colorado Expressions, El Universal, Caracas and Home and Gardens Television. Bill Gian has won various awards including the respected Landscape Architecture Award for Excellence and the Colorado Starburst Award for his Denver Public Art Parks projects. Bill resides in Benicia, CA and Denver, CO and has exhibited in New York, Los Angeles, Edinburgh, Zurich and Caracas.

Works of Public Art - The Lightbox Project, public art for Benicia CA, 2018. - Englewood public art gardens, Englewood, CO, 2013 - Arvada Center for the Arts Sculpture Park Installation, Arvada, CO, 2011 - Skyline Park Public Art Installation 'Coyote Ridge' Arvada, CO, 2010 - Englewood Public Art Sculptures, Englewood, CO, 2007 - Santa Fe Arts District Public Art Sculptures, Denver, CO, 2007 - Stanley British Creative Play Structure, Denver, CO, 2006 - Briland Park Sculpture and Design, Harbour Island, Bahamas, 2000 - Arvada Center Playground, Design and Sculpture, Arvada, CO, 1998 - Denver Children's Museum Public Art Sculptures, Denver, CO, 1993 - Larimer Plaza Public Art Commission, Denver CO, 1992 - Downtown Denver Partnership Public Art Commission 'Buffalo Herd', Denver, CO, 1992

Selected Exhibits and Events - Ironhorse Gallery painting exhibit, Denver, CO, 2017 - Beyond Blue, Denver Public Art exhibit, Denver, CO, 2014 - 303 Museum Gallery, Denver CO, 2013 - Fuller Sotheby's, solo exhibit, Denver CO, 2013 - Fuller Sotheby's Cherokee exhibit, Denver, CO, 2013 - Susan Mathews: painting event and exhibit, Denver, CO, 2012 - Walk the Line Gallery: solo painting exhibit, Denver, CO, 2012 - Teal Gallery: group exhibit, Breckenridge, CO, 2011 - Artwork Network: group painting exhibit, Denver, CO, 2011 - Chow Chocolat Gallery: solo painting exhibit, Buffalo, NY, 2009 - Carla Wright Gallery: solo painting exhibit, Denver, CO, 2008 - John Mason: solo art exhibit and event, Reno, NV, 2006 - Morgenstern: solo painting exhibit, S. Lake Tahoe CA, 2005 - The Chapel Salon: water feature installation, Denver, CO, 2004 - Republic Plaza Corporate Collections: group exhibit, Denver, CO, 2000 - White Corporate Offices: water feature installation, Castle Rock, CO, 2000 - Sevilla at the Aladdin Casino: interiors and design, Las Vegas, NV, 1999 - Isle of Capri Casinos: interior sculpture installations, Black Hawk, CO, 1998 - Kaiser Permanente Corporate Offices: sculpture installation, Aurora, CO, 1992 - Sue Dakin: performance and sculpture installation, Los Angeles, CA, 1990 - The Lhasa Club: performance and sculpture installation, Los Angeles, CA, 1989 - Arte Hoy: solo painting exhibit, Caracas, Venezuela, 1988 - Ocho de Arte: solo exhibit, Caracas, Venezuela 1986 - Amsterdams: solo painting exhibit, New York, NY, 1985 - Fashion Moda: group exhibit and performance, Bronx, NY, 1985 - Z: group drawing exhibit, Zurich, Switzerland, 1984

Formal Education: - Masters of Fine Arts, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, 1983 - Bachelor of Fine Arts, Metropolitan State College, Denver, CO, 1979

Academic and Professional Achievements - Director, International Art Parks - Board of directors, Art Street, 2012 - Art director, Lux Q, 2012 - Colorado Starburst Award, 1999 - Arvada Recognition Award for playground design 1999 - American Concrete Institute Award 1999 - "Landscape Architecture" Public Art Award 1994 - Downtown Denver Partnership Award for Larimer Plaza 1993 - Edinburgh International Theater Festival Award 1984 - University of Colorado Fellowship Award 1983

Selected Feature Publications - Art Cover Magazine, feature article and cover 2016 - Art Chaser Magazine feature article 2015 Sotheby's Connoisseur Magazine, feature article 2013 - Temecula's Best California 2013 - People Magazine: 'Wearable art' 1987 - Landscape Architecture: public art feature 'rip rap' 1999 - Serenity Magazine: artist feature 2011 - The Denver Post: 'Public Art Playground' 1998 - Colorado Parent Magazine: 'Squiggles' 1998 - Rocky Mountain News: 'Making Friends with a Monster' 1998 Call ID: 1556442 Artist ID: 114996 Status: Received bill gian (Continued)

- The Press: 'The Path Less Traveled' 1994 - Colorado Homes and Lifestyles: 'Learning ABC's, Photo Finish Feature' 1993 - Landscape Architecture: 'Denver The Wild Walking West' public art award 1993 - Icon Magazine: feature and cover 1993 - Ornament Magazine: 'A Portable Canvas' feature and cover 1991 - Rocky Mountain News: Style section, feature and cover 1991 - Denver Post: 'Worn to be Wild' fashion edition cover 1988 - El Diario: 'The Adventures of Bill Gian' international artist feature 1987 - El Universal: feature artist Venezuela 1986 - High Performance Magazine: 'From the Rockies Flows the Nile' 1983

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Category Statement

Shared Eye (Front) Concrete, painted steel 144" x 48" x 48" $25000.00 2010

Shared Eye (placed on site) Concrete, painted steel 144" x 48" x 48" $25000.00 2010 Call ID: 1556442 Artist ID: 114996 Status: Received bill gian (Continued)

Shared Eye (with pedestrian) Concrete, painted steel 144" x 48" x 48" $25000.00 2010

Shared Eye (with person sitting nearby) Concrete, painted steel 144" x 48" x 48" $25000.00 2010 Call ID: 1556462 Artist ID: 8515 Status: Received Oleg Lobykin Custom Answers 2) Description• Artist• Title• Description of the artwork• Medium• Dimensions (width x height)• Value of the artwork Artist: Oleg Lobykin Title: Opus Project description: Opus is inspired by evaporation and the combination of substance and void as one. Medium: Composite materials, GFRC Dimensions: 8' x 10.5' x 3.5' Value: $55,000

Its white surface is an invitation to imagine a community as a canvas that transforms into a unique and dynamic outcome of the collaborative efforts of those who contribute to it. The abstract design encourages interpretation and curiosity, especially as viewers share with others what they perceive. As evaporation is an interaction between air and water, the artwork represents the creative possibilities inherent when different forces come together.

E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.Lobykin.com

Education 1985 Art Institute of Saint Petersburg, Russia Major: Sculpture, Stone Carving, Restoration

Awards 2018 "Best of Show" at Bay Area Masters, juried competition by Peninsula Museum of Art 2016 Recipient of the Julia Morgan Award from the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art 2014 "Best in Show" at 7th Annual Spring Sculpture Exhibition, Oakwilde Ranch, CA 2009 Recipient of California Preservation Foundation's Preservation Design Award 2005 Independent Film Festival in Los Angeles, Spirit of Independence Award Design for statue awarded to George Clooney 1992 Honorary citizenship from the state of Alabama for his contribution to creating "The Alabama Column," a 23-foot column carved directly into the side of a mountain at the entrance of a limestone quarry

Public Art 2017 The Lodge at Edgewood, Tahoe: "Aspen Forest" relief carving on lobby stone wall tiles Call ID: 1556462 Artist ID: 8515 Status: Received

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2016 Pacific City, Huntington Beach: "Sea Foam" original sculpture 11'-6" high in Carrara marble 2011-13 Stanford University, Wallenberg Hall: Two marble statues re-created based on historical photos and research, completed and installed in early 2013 2011 Burning Man: Center Camp, Black Rock City, NV. Presented: Big Baby 2010 Restoration of Main Quad at Stanford University, Stanford, CA 2010 Burning Man: Center Camp, Black Rock City, NV. Presented: 12 small stone works 2008 Google: "No Swimming", Mountain View, CA. Temporary art installation. Work was shown originally at Burning Man in 2008 2005 Park La Brea Apartments in L.A., original design and fabrication of interactive playground sculpture inspired by Saber Tooth Cat

Selected Exhibitions 2018 Biennale Delle Nazioni (Biennale of the Nations), Venice, Italy 2015-17 Napa ARTwalk Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition, Napa, CA 2014 Sculpture Trail, Cloverdale and Geyserville, Sonoma County, CA 2014 Los Altos Museum, Moving Art Forward, Los Altos, CA 2014 7th Annual Spring Sculpture Exhibition, Oakwilde Ranch, CA 2012 West Coast Sculpture Show at Bancroft Garden, Walnut Creek, CA 2012 Spring Sculpture Exhibition, Oakwilde Ranch, CA 2012 Sanchez Art Center: "Left Coast Annual Juried Exhibition", Pacifica, CA 2007 California Modern Gallery: "Focal Points", San Francisco, CA

Publications 2017 Los Angeles Times, No Swimming Feature, September 15, 2017 Issue 2013 Sandstone & Tile Magazine, Wallenberg Hall Feature, Winter 2013 2009 Landscape Architect Magazine, La Brea Playground Feature, Dec. 2009 2007 Turn-Key, a Russian design magazine- Color Spread of a conceptual art project titled, "Window to Europe" 2006 Palo Alto Weekly, Cover of Jan. 13, 2006 Issue 2002 California Home & Design, Sept. 2002, Designer Profile section article and color photo

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Category Statement

Opus Composite materials, GFRC 8' x 10.5' x 3.5' $55000.00 2013 Call ID: 1556462 Artist ID: 8515 Status: Received

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Opus Composite materials, GFRC 8' x 10.5' x 3.5' $55000.00 2013

Opus Composite materials, GFRC 8' x 10.5' x 3.5' $55000.00 2013 Call ID: 1556817 Artist ID: 206940 Status: Received

Grant Irish Custom Answers

2) Description• Artist• Title• Description of the artwork• Medium• Dimensions (width x height)•

Value of the artwork

Grant Irish Prime Mover Fabricated from heavy gauge (7 gauge 304) stainless steel sheet. 121" x 24" x 24" $30,000 value ($25,000 is price for Fremont to purchase) Additional information regarding materials: - Because of the random orbit finish the material it will not be sensitive to shoe prints, finger prints and the like; dirt, dust and environmental particulate that may accumulate over time can be hosed off with water. - Even when installed permanently in an outdoor setting this material will not rust, weaken, wear or otherwise degrade with exposure to weather of any kind including but not limited to direct sunlight, wind, fog, rain and hail that will exist at the site. - The material is not only strong but will not flake, splinter or crack making it ideal for use in a public setting. - Outdoor work installed at this site may fall victim to graffiti and stickering. Paint can be removed from the surface of this material with acetone, stickers can be removed with Goo Gone and a plastic tool without damaging the finish. If objects are adhered to the surface with glue those can also be removed using stronger chemicals such as paint stripper. - The thick gauge of this material makes it so that the work will stand up well to other forms of vandalism. There are no component parts that can be bent, pulled off, stolen or destroyed. The hardness of the material will make scratching or denting difficult for even angry vandals to accomplish yet repairable with ordinary tools of the trade.

3) Statement regarding contractArtists must review the Public Art Agreement and state in writing that, if selected, they would

enter into this agreement with the

City: https://fremont.gov/DocumentCenter/View/39816/Downtown-Rotational-Art-Program-Artist-Agreement-12-5-18

If selected I will enter into this agreement with the City.

4) Statement regarding themeArtist must provide a written statement (up to 150 words) as part of their submittal explaining how

their sculpture addresses and illustrates the theme.

Prime Mover is part of a group of work called fossils of industry, symbolic future relics of the tiny but powerful hardware that process data in this Information Age. Prime Mover's design suggests the flow of data as opposed to a firing piston, yet it has present-day relevance and is future-thinking, while memorializing our industrial past. It is this wide-spread sharing of data that brings people together, not just to socialize, but to create and collaborate. Without being over-stated, Prime Mover would solidly mark the intersection in a way that literally and figuratively reflects the changing downtown community: urban, modern, sophisticated and tech savvy. Prime Mover's varying angles and planes with unique finish allow the piece to appear dynamic as it reflects color and light. Its design thus lends hue, shadow and reflective movement to the piece in the eyes of passersby. The more traffic, the better.

5) Statement regarding purchase of artworkArtist must state in writing if they would be willing to sell the artwork to the City

after the two-year exhibition period if there was an interest from the City to purchase the artwork. The artist must also indicate

the purchase price of the artwork. The artist’s willingness to sell the artwork will not affect the selection process.

The value of the artwork is $30,000, however I will sell the artwork to the City of Fremont for $25,000 which price would include the $5,000 two year stipend leaving a $20,000 balance due at the end of the two year temporary exhibit.

6) Art installation plan Please reference the site

details, https://artist.callforentry.org/fair_plans/5932.pdf, and provide an installation and removal plan for the

attachment and detachment of the artwork to the concrete pad.

Delivery and Installation Regarding delivery: at Grant Irish Studio in West Oakland the sculpture will be loaded onto the 12 foot flatbed truck owned by Grant Irish and secured with nylon ratchet straps. The sculpture will be off loaded from the flatbed truck by hand and put into place at the site. Regarding Installation: The steel base of the sculpture would be bolted directly into a concrete surface. At the foot of Prime Mover, inconspicuously tucked under one of its bends is a small stainless steel panel (measuring 4" tall by 24" wide) that is affixed by screws to the piece The panel is removable to expose a stainless steel plate on the inside skeleton of the sculpture through which bolts are inserted to affix the piece to the concrete. The panel can be welded instead of screwed back on, if needed, so that it could not actually be removed again unless and until de-installation is required.

7) Artist bio/resume

Public Art 2018: The Crossing, Portland, OR 2015-2017: Sculpture in Civic Center Park, Newport Beach, CA Call ID: 1556817 Artist ID: 206940 Status: Received

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2014: Tower Lofts Association, Jack London Square, Oakland, CA

Museum Exhibitions 2002-04: Craft Showcase, Museum of Craft and Folk Art, San Francisco, CA

Solo and Two Person Shows 2013: Metal X Two, The Atrium at 600 Townsend, San Francisco, CA 2006: Grant Irish Bronze, Giorgi Gallery, Berkeley, CA 2005: Dead to Me, On Sixth Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2004: Grant Irish Vessels, Yaw Gallery, Birmingham, MI

Selected Exhibitions 2015: Palm Springs Fine Art Fair (represented by ten472 Contemporary Art) 2015: LA Art Show (represented by ten472 Contemporary Art) 2014: CONTEXT, Art Miami (represented by ten472 Contemporary Art) 2014: Sculpture in the Garden, Filoli, Woodside, CA 2011: Relaunch Part II, Varnish Fine Art, San Francisco, CA 2010: Mettle, Marijke's Grove at Paradise Ridge Winery, Santa Rosa, CA 2010: Bronze Show, GUMP'S, San Francisco, CA 2008: Five Years, Varnish Fine Art, San Francisco, CA 2007-08: Featured Artisans, DeYoung Museum Store, San Francisco CA 2007: Modern Bronze, The Atrium at 600 Townsend, San Francisco, CA 2006: Bay Area Bronze, Varnish Fine Art, San Francisco, CA 2005: Fountains, GUMPS, San Francisco, CA 2005: Greetings From City of Paris, 111 Minna Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2005: Spring Garden, Filoli, Woodside, CA 2002-05: Craft, American Craft Council, San Francisco, CA 2004: Bay Area Sculpture, Varnish Fine Art, San Francisco, CA 2004: TechnoOrganic, Record Street Café Gallery, Reno, CA 2004: California Transformation, GUMPS, San Francisco, CA 2004: A Medium for Living, DEN, San Francisco, CA 2003: Craft, American Craft Council, Baltimore, MD 2003: Gods of Art & Wine, Varnish Fine Art, San Francisco, CA 2003: Grand Opening, Varnish Fine Art, San Francisco, CA 2002: New Works, Record Street Café Gallery, Reno, CA 2001: 7-11, 111 Minna Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2001: The Fire Garden, The Crucible Gallery, Berkeley, CA 2000: Anniversary, Gallery23Ten, Oakland, CA 2000: City of Paris, Exhibit of Bronze, 111 Minna Gallery, San Francisco, CA

Education California College of Arts and Crafts, Oakland, CA (attended 1993-1995)

Professional Experience 2007-Present: Chief Assistant to sculptor Brian Wall, Oakland, CA 2002- Present: Grant Irish Studio, Oakland, CA 1998-2003: Studio Assistant to sculptor Archie Held, Richmond, CA 1995: Finishing and patina, Artworks Foundry, Berkeley, CA

Bibliography San Francisco: Architecture & Design, p. 116 (teNeues 2005) American Art Collector, Vol. 1, Book 1, p. 156 (Alcove Books 2004) "The Art of Giving," San Francisco Chronicle Magazine, Nov. 16, 2003, p. 18 "Feast of Fire," SF Weekly, Jan. 26, 2002, Vol. 18, No. 51, p. 11 "Into the Crucible," SF Weekly, June 27-July 3, 2001 ,Vol. 20, No. 21, p. 15 "Gallery23ten" Urban View, Jan. 19-Feb. 1, 2000 Vol. 1, No. 22, p. 21

8) List of locations proposed piece has been displayed, if applicable

Art Detail

Category Statement Call ID: 1556817 Artist ID: 206940 Status: Received

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Prime Mover Stainless Steel 121" x 24" x 24" $30000.00 2010

Prime Mover Stainless Steel 121" x 24" x 24" $35000.00 2010

Prime Mover Stainless Steel 121" x 24" x 24" $30000.00 2010 Call ID: 1556817 Artist ID: 206940 Status: Received

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Prime Mover Stainless Steel 121" x 24" x 24" $30000.00 2010 Call ID: 1556962 Artist ID: 350211 Status: Received

Marija Bleier Custom Answers

2) Description• Artist• Title• Description of the artwork• Medium• Dimensions (width x height)•

Value of the artwork

Applying on behalf of Tom Franco and The Dreams Art Team Whales and Earth and/or Aquarium Vitrified clay pipes painted and glazed in a kiln. These tall sculptures stand approximately 93 inches tall and weigh approximately 750 pounds

3) Statement regarding contractArtists must review the Public Art Agreement and state in writing that, if selected, they would

enter into this agreement with the

City: https://fremont.gov/DocumentCenter/View/39816/Downtown-Rotational-Art-Program-Artist-Agreement-12-5-18

Yes, artists would agree.

4) Statement regarding themeArtist must provide a written statement (up to 150 words) as part of their submittal explaining how

their sculpture addresses and illustrates the theme.

The artwork itself is a collaborative project, created with a team of artists. The whales and earth piece in particular symbolizes a harmony and working together from the birds in the sky at the top of the work down to the sea life in the body of the work. The work is done in a folk style that encourages a close look and engages visitors to the work. It's warm, approachable, colorful and leads to community engagement and dialogue.

5) Statement regarding purchase of artworkArtist must state in writing if they would be willing to sell the artwork to the City

after the two-year exhibition period if there was an interest from the City to purchase the artwork. The artist must also indicate

the purchase price of the artwork. The artist’s willingness to sell the artwork will not affect the selection process.

The artist is willing to sell the artwork. They have a retail value of $20,000. each.

6) Art installation plan Please reference the site

details, https://artist.callforentry.org/fair_plans/5932.pdf, and provide an installation and removal plan for the

attachment and detachment of the artwork to the concrete pad.

The artwork is moved by truck and placed by crane with a team of artists and art handlers on site to assist. The pipes have metal bases which could be bolted into the ground if necessary. Currently they are on cement on display and not bolted in place.

7) Artist bio/resume

Tom Franco Bio: Tom Franco (14th of April 1980) is an American fine art sculptor and mixed media artist. Born and raised in Palo Alto, California, Tom and his two brothers, James and Dave, grew up with parents who encouraged them to pursue their passion for the arts. After graduating from Oakland's California College of the Arts in Ceramics and obtaining a Sculpture major from UC Santa Cruz, Tom co-created the Firehouse Art Collective in 2004. The collective, spread across six locations in Berkley and Oakland, has evolved into a creative platform for his masterwork as a community artist. As its sole director, he now oversees artist studios and gallery spaces where artists collaborate and develop public art programs, housing, feature films, murals and live art happenings. Tom teaches art and speaks at high schools, colleges and community workshops. His own artwork is regularly displayed and sold through the Firehouse, as well as museums, shows and art fairs in the United States and overseas. Working with youth has always been a part of Tom's artistic process. Narrative plays a fundamental part in his works, telling whimsical dramas that often portray the culture of living in community and finding upliftment from one another. Tom has recently become a Partner in the Elysium Bandini Studios team in Los Angeles as a Film Producer and Director of Visual Arts content. Artist Statement: My art work is made up of 80% found materials. That includes the surfaces that I paint on, the paint itself, the large items and the small ones. The things I actually spend money on are more for structural integrity like glue, screws, tape, brushes... all the tools that go into sticking the found objects together. I've now also started to spend money on other people's art, usually anonymous sculptures, that I incorporate into my own work. I consider myself a folk artist, representing images of the Bay Area California where I live, our shared global culture, as well as scenes of my inner life in the subtler realms of reality. I consider myself an outsider artist, but I like to say insider artist... meaning that I believe in inventing techniques of manifesting ideas as art. Mostly this type of art is self-taught and often very unique to the individual. And the third element in my style of work is that of collaboration. I love to work with other artists on the same piece. By doing this my process always stays on the cutting edge of fun, unpredictable, explorative, and fast. It keeps me open to the stories, Call ID: 1556962 Artist ID: 350211 Status: Received

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images and energies that I could never create on my own. My narrative work comes into play after developing my characters through sculptures and paintings and then bringing them further to life through story, drawings and song. Tom is the director for the Firehouse Art Collective in Berkeley CA, a space for artists of all disciplines to co-create community and culture, and collectors to buy cutting edge art of lasting value. There are 6 California Bay Area locations which include various combinations of art studios, group living spaces, event spaces, and micro store fronts for retail. TomFranco.com FirehouseArtCollective.com facebook.com/Firehouse.Art.Collective Thomas Franco Tom is the director of the Firehouse Art Collective in Berkeley and Oakland Ca. There are 6 locations that house on average 100 artists monthly. These facilities include art studios, housing, retail spaces, food service and event space. We have 7 small galleries that produce shows on a monthly basis. FirehouseArtCollective.com In 2017 Tom joined as a Partner to EBStudios.org/ TheArtofElysium.org. This nonprofit serves communities that need art programs, with the slogan that "art heals," as well as creating opportunities for emerging artists. The four verticals cover film, fashion, music/movement, and visual arts. For the past 22 years, since 1996, Tom has been producing sculptures, paintings and drawings on a regular basis. Here are a few of the highlights of recent years. ART EXHIBITIONS 2017 | Arizona State University Museum Ceramic Research Center. Solo Show with collaborative group including James Franco and Tom Franco Co-Lab. Twelve ceramic pipes, free standing, carved and glazed at Mission Clay Arts & Industry program. 2017 | The Art of Elysium solo show. Art Salon series. Los Angeles, CA. 2016 | Berkeley Art Center group show. CA. 2016 | Jennifer Norback Fine Art, 2 people show with Vivian Van Blerk, Chicago 2016 | Solo Birthday Art Show Firehouse Art Collective. Firehouse Indie Micro Mall, Berkeley CA. 2015 | University of Santa Cruz, Mary Porter Sesnon Gallery. Guest teacher of a class called Curatorial Practice and group mural project in the gallery. Participated in the artist lecture series. 2015 | Hillsdale High School mural director/ painter and guest teacher. 2015 | The Ingenuity Festival. Painted six 8' tall cement pipes, installed by Mission Clay, in collaboration with Tom Franco Co-Lab group, and produced a live music performance on stage with The Sweet Bones. Cleveland Ohio. 2015 | The Verne Collection, 2 people show with James Franco. Cleveland Ohio. 2015 | Solo Birthday Art Show Firehouse Art Collective. Firehouse Indie Micro Mall, Berkeley CA. 2014 | Solo Birthday Art Show Firehouse Art Collective. Firehouse North Gallery, Berkeley CA. 2013 | Solo Birthday Art Show Firehouse Art Collective. Firehouse North Gallery, Berkeley CA. 2013 | Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. Part of the "Converge" YBCA series. Curated and directed with Julia Lazar, and exhibited sculpture. Evening of collaborative performances from Firehouse Art Collective members and group art show. 2012 | Solo Birthday Art Show Firehouse Art Collective. Public Market, Emeryville CA. 2012 | Outdoor large sculpture exhibit. "Works in Nature" at Cal Shakes, Orinda 2011 | Solo Show Firehouse Art Collective. Firehouse North Gallery, Berkeley CA. FILM & VIDEO 2017 | Had two scenes in The Disaster Artist, a highly celebrated film put out by A24 and Warner Bros. Pictures. 2017. 2017 | Directed a fashion video for Vogue fashion week, in collaboration with St. Roche & Elysium Bandini Studios. 2017 | Produced a short film "The Fringe Class/ The Art of Love" as sequel to Metamorphosis Junior Year. 2016 | Producer on a feature film "Metamorphosis Junior Year." Co-taught a yearlong workshop with 40 high school students, with an emphasis on writing a screen play, directing, editing, cinematography and producing a feature film. Screened at Cinequest and Mill Valley Film Festivals. Acted in the film as the art teacher Mr. Z. PUBLICATIONS/ILLUSTRATIONS The Four Shoe Face Brothers, 32 page children's book, hand painted. (Jennifer Norback Gallery printed as a fine art book 2016) Metamorphosis, 10 illustrations for a young adult novel (Candlewick Press 2009) Falling Hard, 100 Love Poems by Teenagers, poetry published in AN Call ID: 1556962 Artist ID: 350211 Status: Received

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ANTHOLOGY (Candlewick Press 2008) Primary Poetry, illustrated two books of poetry for children, (RGS Publishing, 2006) Heart Treasure Chest, hand printed book with linoleum prints, sold at Verne Gallery and collected by Special Collections division of Cleveland Public Library, 2001 You Hear Me?, Poetry Published in an anthology (Candlewick Press, 2000) THEATER PERFORMANCE Thomas Franco was a core member of Artship Ensemble (2004 - 2010), he played major roles in ensembles theater production. "Tarantella, Tarantula" (ODC Theater, san Francisco), "Burning of Ancient Library of Alexandria (CounterPulse, San Francisco), "Tender Stone" (at CounterPulse in San Francisco). He also participated in community productions. EDUCATION California College of the Arts, Ceramics Focus, Oakland, CA, 2003-2005. UC Santa Cruz, Bachelor of Arts, Visual Arts, June 2002. HOBBIES Tai Chi, swimming, dance, collaborative sculpture, working with children & teens.

8) List of locations proposed piece has been displayed, if applicable

Art Detail

Category Statement

Whale Clay and paint 93" x 24" x 24" $20000.00 2017 Call ID: 1556962 Artist ID: 350211 Status: Received

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Aquarium clay and paint 93" x 24" x 24" $20000.00 2017

Ceramic Pipes clay and paint 93" x 24" x 24" $20000.00 2016

Aquarium and Whales ceramic pipes 93" x 24" x 24" $20000.00 2016 Call ID: 1586619 Artist ID: 354354 Status: Received Alexander Rohrig Custom Answers 2) Description• Artist• Title• Description of the artwork• Medium• Dimensions (width x height)• Value of the artwork Alexander Rohrig "Bentley" Larger than life sized horse Wood, concrete, paint 10' x 11' x 4' $5000 3) Statement regarding contractArtists must review the Public Art Agreement and state in writing that, if selected, they would enter into this agreement with the City: https://fremont.gov/DocumentCenter/View/39816/Downtown-Rotational-Art-Program-Artist-Agreement-12-5-18 I would enter into this contract if selected. 4) Statement regarding themeArtist must provide a written statement (up to 150 words) as part of their submittal explaining how their sculpture addresses and illustrates the theme. Horses are known for their calming energy in people. They also have the innate ability to make a person feel grounded. They are also explosive, strong and fast animals that run like the wind. This sculpture, I hope, embodies this sense of shared energy. 5) Statement regarding purchase of artworkArtist must state in writing if they would be willing to sell the artwork to the City after the two-year exhibition period if there was an interest from the City to purchase the artwork. The artist must also indicate the purchase price of the artwork. The artist’s willingness to sell the artwork will not affect the selection process. I would be willing to sell this artwork for $5000. 6) Art installation plan Please reference the site details, https://artist.callforentry.org/fair_plans/5932.pdf, and provide an installation and removal plan for the attachment and detachment of the artwork to the concrete pad. I would install this sculpture anchoring the wooden posts to the concrete slab using metal post anchors. The artist will assemble the sculpture on site. 7) Artist bio/resume Alexander James Rohrig [email protected] www.arohrig.com

Professional Experience 2009-2018: Head assistant and carver at Jane Rosen's studio (janerosen.com) 2012-2018: Preparator for Gail Severn Gallery and Cynthia Reeves gallery SF Art-market fairs 2007-2009: studio assistant to artist Thomas Campbell (thomascampbell-art.com) Bibliography Works and Conversations issue # 28 featured artist, artist's portfolio Education 2003: University of California at Santa Cruz, BA, Art and Politics Representation Gail Severn Gallery- Sun Valley, Idaho Seager Gray Gallery-Mill Valley, California Solo Exhibitions 2017 Backyard, Gail Severn Gallery, Sun Valley, ID 505 Montgomery Street, Lobby Exhibition Program curated by Artsource Inc. San Francisco, CA

2016 California Native, Seager Gray Gallery, Mill Valley, CA 2015 New Work, Gail Severn Gallery, Sun Valley, ID A Casual Installation, Peter Kirkeby Fine Art, San Francisco, CA Group Exhibitions 2018 Color VI, Gail Severn Gallery, Sun Valley, ID 2017 Cultivated Nature, curated by Artsource Consulting, Mills Building, San Francisco, CA Powder and Smoke, Seager Gray Gallery, Mill Valley, CA Material Matters, Seager Gray Gallery, Mill Valley, CA Call ID: 1586619 Artist ID: 354354 Status: Received

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2016 Powder and Smoke, Seager Gray Gallery, Mill Valley, CA Material Matters, Seager Gray Gallery, Mill Valley, CA 2015 Bird in the Hand, Palo Alto Art Center, Palo Alto, CA Animalia IV, Gail Severn Gallery, Sun Valley, ID Terra Cognita: Nature in Art, Seager Gray Gallery, Mill Valley, CA Material Matters, Seager Gray Gallery, Mill Valley, CA

8) List of locations proposed piece has been displayed, if applicable

One person show in Pescadero, Ca.

Art Detail

Category Statement

Bentley Wood, concrete and paint 120" x 132" x 48" $5000.00 2018

Bentley Wood, concrete and paint 120" x 132" x 48" $5000.00 2018 Call ID: 1586619 Artist ID: 354354 Status: Received

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Bentley Wood, concrete and paint 120" x 132" x 48" $5000.00 2018

Bentley Wood, concrete and paint 120" x 132" x 48" $5000.00 2018 Call ID: 1593492 Artist ID: 249929 Status: Received

Tyler FuQua Custom Answers

2) Description• Artist• Title• Description of the artwork• Medium• Dimensions (width x height)•

Value of the artwork

- Tyler FuQua - TrEeD - TrEeD is a 23' tall tree sculpture that has 10 curvy branches with 95 colorful blossoms that light up with a slow color-changing LED inside. The canopy spans about 28' in diameter. The metal trunk is a tapered decagon-shaped cylinder that is 3' wide at the bottom and 6" wide at the top. At eye level on the trunk are ten illuminated plaques that have inspirational quotes on them. They say things such as: Strive to be the nicest person in the room, Look everyone in the eyes, and Offer a smile to friends and strangers. Normally there are square shaped roots that come off of the base of the trunk but as the space for this install is too small, we would leave them off. We could fabricate a wooden circular bench that goes around the trunk in its place. - Steel and electronics (and maybe wood) - 23' tall, 28' diameter at the top - $75,000

3) Statement regarding contractArtists must review the Public Art Agreement and state in writing that, if selected, they would

enter into this agreement with the

City: https://fremont.gov/DocumentCenter/View/39816/Downtown-Rotational-Art-Program-Artist-Agreement-12-5-18

If selected, I would enter into this agreement with the City of Fremont.

4) Statement regarding themeArtist must provide a written statement (up to 150 words) as part of their submittal explaining how

their sculpture addresses and illustrates the theme.

One of the favorite features of TrEeD is the series of plaques around the trunk. These sayings, also known as the Ted Pledge, offer inspirational quotes that if followed, would create a better society for everyone. People love to walk around the tree and read all of the quotes, epecially parents who read them to their kids.

5) Statement regarding purchase of artworkArtist must state in writing if they would be willing to sell the artwork to the City

after the two-year exhibition period if there was an interest from the City to purchase the artwork. The artist must also indicate

the purchase price of the artwork. The artist’s willingness to sell the artwork will not affect the selection process.

I would be willing to sell TrEeD to the City of Fremont after the exhibition period for $75,000.

6) Art installation plan Please reference the site

details, https://artist.callforentry.org/fair_plans/5932.pdf, and provide an installation and removal plan for the

attachment and detachment of the artwork to the concrete pad.

The trunk has a 3' wide base plate that will be attached to the concrete pad with ten 3/4' x 5' Titan concrete anchors (unless an engineer says differently.) If new concrete is being poured, threaded rod can be installed and then the base plate can be attached to them.

7) Artist bio/resume

Experience For the last ten years, I have had my own company, Tyler FuQua Creations, where I create whatever my mind can come up with. I began my creative adventure in carpentry, finding jobs where I could be artistic as often as I could. Then started out making giant puppets for festivals. From there, I branched out into smaller, more detailed costumes. Most recently I started working with metal where I really found my stride in building giant interactive sculptures. I continue to nurture all of these art forms and am always looking for new things to create.

Exhibits Smithsonian American Art Museum - Renwick Gallery, Washington DC, March - September 2018

My up-cycled costume, Thorax - Ambassador of the Insects, will be on display at the Burning Man: No Spectators exhibit for six months. . Burning Man Art Grants Burning Man, Black Rock City, NV 2011, 2012-2017

In 2011 I received and art grant from Burning Man to build the Cyclameleon - a giant chameleon puppet on top of a four person bicycle. In 2013 I built The Racken, a giant octopus bike rack. In 2014 I reprised The Racken with new tentacles and lighting. In 2015 I built TrEeD, a giant metal tree with sprawling square roots and curvy Call ID: 1593492 Artist ID: 249929 Status: Received

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branches. In 2016 I built Mechan 9. Mechan 9 is giant fallen robot over 35' long and 6000 lbs. In 2017 I built the Cosmic Space Worm, a 30' long segmented aluminum worm built on top of 6 adult tricycles.

Significant Sales Sold Mechan 9, the giant fallen robot, to Area 15 - a radically reimagined retail and entertainment complex located a short distance from the Las Vegas strip. It is a home for the bold, the makers, and the agents of change.

In 2019, I was commissioned to build Mechan 8 for a private client. Mechan 8 was our third giant fallen robot that was 30' long and had hundreds of programmable LED lights throughout its body.

Public Art In early 2019 I will be creating 5 large metal sculptures, Space Plants, for the City of Portland at Lynchview Park.

Las Vegas, NV - My latest large interactive sculpture, Mechan X, another giant fallen robot, is on display in Downtown Las Vegas until 2021.

Production Director Northwest String Summit, NorthPlains, OR 2008-Present

Every year for the Northwest String Summit I design and direct a large scale theatrical production for a crowd of thousands. I design and create all of the puppets and props as well as am responsible for staying within budget and coordinating over 30 performers. Each year the production gets bigger and more elaborate.

Master Prop Builder String Cheese Incident, North Plains, OR 2010, 2012, 2013

I was responsible for creating the major props and puppets for the 2010, 2012, & 2013 String Cheese Incident shows at Horning's Hideout. I designed, created, and performed a giant flaming Phoenix, a rolling pirate ship, a six-person Chinese style water dragon, a 16' wide, floating and illuminated jellyfish, and a giant princess bed that transformed into a 30'x30' projection mapping screen. These props needed to be easy to use and had to look amazing in order to match the look and scale of rest of the performance.

Other Notable Events Lumiere Light Festival (Vancouver, BC), Portland Winter Light Festival (Portland, OR), Oregon Country Fair (Veneta, OR), Electric Forest Festival (Rothbury, MI), Life is Beautiful (Las Vegas, NV), I3 Arts Fest (Los Angeles, CA), Rose City Comic Con (Portland, OR), Maker Faire (San Mateo, CA), Portland Mini Maker Fair (Portland, OR), Intergalactic Art Car Festival (Las Vegas, NV)

References Chris Herring - Art Director of the Portland Winter Light Festival - 503-473-3179 - [email protected] Joe Meschede - Burning Man Civic Arts Coordinator - 415-865-3800 - [email protected] Skye McDonald - Northwest String Summit Co-Owner - (303) 582-9407 - [email protected]

8) List of locations proposed piece has been displayed, if applicable

Burning Man 2016 Portland Winter Light Festival 2016 LinkedIn Holiday Party 2016 Oregon Country Fair 2017 Northwest String Summit 2017 Oregon Eclipse Festival 2017

Art Detail

Category Statement Call ID: 1593492 Artist ID: 249929 Status: Received

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TrEeD Steel and electronics 23' x 50' x 50' $25000.00 2015

TrEeD Steel 23' x 28' x 28' $75000.00 2016

TrEeD Steel 23' x 28' x 28' $75000.00 2016 Call ID: 1593492 Artist ID: 249929 Status: Received

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TrEeD Steel 23' x 28' x 28' $75000.00 2016 Call ID: 1595287 Artist ID: 303179 Status: Received

Tigre Bailando Custom Answers

2) Description• Artist• Title• Description of the artwork• Medium• Dimensions (width x height)•

Value of the artwork

- Artist: Tigre Bailando (legal name Jamie Marshall-Lively) - Title: The Solacii - Description of the artwork: Hollow figurative sculpture made of sinuously curving steel pipe with three faces and four arms made of translucent resin, welcoming and gesturing lovingly to passersby. Opening in base of structure for visitors to stand within the piece. - Medium: Steel & polyurethane resin - Dimensions (width x height) Base: 8 x 9.5' /Height: 21' - Value of the artwork: $70,000

3) Statement regarding contractArtists must review the Public Art Agreement and state in writing that, if selected, they would

enter into this agreement with the

City: https://fremont.gov/DocumentCenter/View/39816/Downtown-Rotational-Art-Program-Artist-Agreement-12-5-18

I have reviewed the Public Art Agreement and agree to enter into this agreement with the City.

4) Statement regarding themeArtist must provide a written statement (up to 150 words) as part of their submittal explaining how

their sculpture addresses and illustrates the theme.

The Solacii is a mystical being that watches over the entirety of human experience. Deeply empathetic, the Solacii feels all of the joys and pains inherent in each human life. With its ancient perspective, it\'s here to offer solace, hope, and inspiration. The body, made of intricately flowing steel represents networks of neurons or mycelia and is an illustration of the interdependent network of the human species and of our planet. It is here to remind us that we are all connected, and that we must rely on and support each other to survive and thrive. With a hollow form, the Solacii welcomes visitors to enter into the chamber of its body - representing a safe and compassionate container. This inner space is a sanctuary for people to gather, to talk and support each other. It is designed to introduce strangers to each other and help them become neighbors, community members, friends.

5) Statement regarding purchase of artworkArtist must state in writing if they would be willing to sell the artwork to the City

after the two-year exhibition period if there was an interest from the City to purchase the artwork. The artist must also indicate

the purchase price of the artwork. The artist’s willingness to sell the artwork will not affect the selection process.

Yes, I would be willing to sell the artwork. The purchase price for the work is $70,000.

6) Art installation plan Please reference the site

details, https://artist.callforentry.org/fair_plans/5932.pdf, and provide an installation and removal plan for the

attachment and detachment of the artwork to the concrete pad.

The artwork is comprised of three main body sections (steel), 4 arms (steel), 3 faces (resin) and 4 hands (resin). These can be assembled with the use of a crane or variable reach forklift and are fixed together with 3/8\" hex bolts. The artwork would be assembled on site, with the 3 body sections being fixed together, followed by the 4 arms, and then the 7 resin elements being fixed to the steel structure. The base is of the structure is a 1/2" thick steel plate ring with 8 holes spaced evenly around the circumference of the ring. It would be anchored to the pad using half-inch Grade 5 bolts, through the 8 holes in the base, into epoxy hangers in the concrete. To accommodate the 8\' x 9.5\' footprint of the base, we would need to pour an additional foundation to capture all of the points of connection, however it should still fit with the outer curb. Disassembly would be the reverse of the assembly process, with the resin elements being removed, followed by the four arm sections and then dismantling the body sections from the top down.

7) Artist bio/resume

Tigre Bailando is a multidisciplinary artist based in California. Holding a BA in visual and performance art from Bennington College, Tigre has created large scale sculptures and interactive installations across the country and around the world since 2013. Working primarily in the field of arts and music festivals, Tigre has exhibited original commissions at Burning Man (Nevada), Lightning in a Bottle (California), Electric Forest (Michigan), Rainbow Serpent (Australia), Wonderfruit (Thailand), and All Together Now (Ireland) among others. Tigre is a recipient of the 2017 Burning Man honorarium grant for creation of The Solacii and was an artist-in-residence at Ponderosa in Stolzenhagen, Germany in 2018.

8) List of locations proposed piece has been displayed, if applicable

Black Rock City, Burning Man, 2017.

Art Detail

Category Statement Call ID: 1595287 Artist ID: 303179 Status: Received

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The Solacii Steel, polyurethane resin 21' x 8' x 9.5' $70000.00 2017

The Solacii steel + polyurethane resin 21' x 8' x 9.5' $70000.00 2017

The Solacii steel + polyurethane resin 21' x 8' x 9.5' $70000.00 2017 Call ID: 1595287 Artist ID: 303179 Status: Received

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The Solacii steel + polyurethane resin 21' x 8' x 9.5' $70000.00 2017 Call ID: 1595555 Artist ID: 278020 Status: Received

Phil America Custom Answers

2) Description• Artist• Title• Description of the artwork• Medium• Dimensions (width x height)•

Value of the artwork

Phil America, Into The Wind, a site specific sculptural installation of hand painted flags, medium is flags with acrylic paint and sealant with metal poles installed into concrete, size will depend on the exact space provided, value will depend on the size however each flag and pole is valued at roughly 1000 each.

3) Statement regarding contractArtists must review the Public Art Agreement and state in writing that, if selected, they would

enter into this agreement with the

City: https://fremont.gov/DocumentCenter/View/39816/Downtown-Rotational-Art-Program-Artist-Agreement-12-5-18

The contract is acceptable and if chosen I would enter into this contract with the city.

4) Statement regarding themeArtist must provide a written statement (up to 150 words) as part of their submittal explaining how

their sculpture addresses and illustrates the theme.

This is a site-specific, community oriented work that reimagines the art space and conceptualizes unused areas as an exhibition location.

For this work, flags will be created emblazoned with phrases gathered from people in the surrounding neighborhoods of the installation. I wish to utilize this space that goes unused and ignored in an art context. The flagpole is one of the most charged spaces in any building, and it goes largely ignored in an artistic context. I wish to use this as a way to call attention to the flag symbol.

The flags will be installed on a concrete platform, and viewers will be encouraged to walk among them.

5) Statement regarding purchase of artworkArtist must state in writing if they would be willing to sell the artwork to the City

after the two-year exhibition period if there was an interest from the City to purchase the artwork. The artist must also indicate

the purchase price of the artwork. The artist’s willingness to sell the artwork will not affect the selection process.

I would be willing to sell the artwork after the 2-year period. The purchase price will depend on the buyer. If the buyer is an individual the price will be $7000 per flag. If the purchaser is the city or a foundation or organization the price will be $1000 per flag.

6) Art installation plan Please reference the site

details, https://artist.callforentry.org/fair_plans/5932.pdf, and provide an installation and removal plan for the

attachment and detachment of the artwork to the concrete pad.

The installation and removal plan is standard for any flag installation. The costs and labor are quite minimal. While the concrete pad is being created, a number of 1 ft wide holes will be created within it. The flag poles will be secured with pieces of steel running into the ground, and horizontally through the poles. The holes will then be filled with concrete. Deinstallation will only require the breaking up and removal of said concrete.

7) Artist bio/resume

Phil America (b. 1983) is a California-raised artist, writer and activist. He has worked and lived throughout the US, Europe, Asia and Africa, concentrating on individual moments of freedom while looking at relationships with class, gender and race. In his work he uses installation and sculptures, performance, photography, video, and fashion in searching for a better understanding and connection to his subjects while bringing about an interpersonal relationship between the viewer and himself. Recently he has started to focus more on using conversation as a medium as well as looking for ways to activate unused spaces.

In 2018 he has continued his focus on education, helping in the development of DEAR Burma, a free school for migrants with over 1400 students per semester and opening more schools in 2018. He has given 3 TED Talks and has lectured at numerous universities and events. Phil has collaborated with United Nations, International Labor Organization, World Vision, U.S. Department of Labor, UNESCAP, Planned Parenthood, International Organization for Migration, the Australian Government, US Embassy, Seoul, the Sacramento Kings and other agencies and organizations to create art projects around the globe. He is also the founder of No Flags.

Phil's most recent monograph, Above The Law: Graffiti On Passenger Trains, shows photos from his series Above The Law which has been show in museums and galleries on every continent on the globe. Our Side Of The Tracks, another of 3 books featuring the series, was released in 2012. His texts and photos have appeared in a number of books and newspapers and he has been featured in magazines internationally.

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS / PROJECTS 2018 NCMA (North Carolina Museum Of Art), Raleigh, (USA) - Park Pictures Call ID: 1595555 Artist ID: 278020 Status: Received

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CAM Raleigh (Contemporary Art Museum), Raleigh, (USA) - curating basketball art show (upcoming) L'Alternatif Paris La Défense, Paris, (France) - Primal Scream 11 by Boris Bidjan Saberi, Barcelona, (Spain), A Modern Love Story Superchief Gallery, Los Angeles, (USA) - WET 2017 Downtown Sacramento, Sacramento, (USA) - Art Street CICA Museum (Czong Institute for Contemporary Art), Seoul, (South Korea) - Contemporary Landscape Beacon Project, Sacramento, (USA) - Undocumented Beacon Project, Sacramento, (USA) - CAMP Downtown LA, Los Angeles, (USA) - Night On Broadway Swap Meet Gallery, Los Angeles, (USA) - Legal Goods Public Art Festival, Athens, (Greece) - Survival Moving Picture Company, Los Angeles, (USA) - Breaking Barriers for TEDxCulverCity Think Tank Gallery, Los Angeles, (USA) - Drinkin, Smokin', & West Coastin' Gallery Also, Los Angeles, (USA) - Mistakes 2016 CAM Raleigh (Contemporary Art Museum), Raleigh, (USA) - Failure Of The American Dream Golden 1 Center (Sacramento Kings NBA arena), Sacramento, (USA) - Player Edition South Bay Contemporary Art Gallery, Los Angeles, (USA) - Outside Inside Incube Arts, New York, (USA) - Subway Gallery Maxfield Lofts, Los Angeles, (USA) - Take Me Home LA Colors!2, Raleigh, (USA) - Clark's Promise fundraiser Think Tank Gallery, Los Angeles, (USA)- Trap House Current: LA biennial, Los Angeles, (USA) - Museum Of Snaps Maiden LA, Los Angeles, (USA) - Museum Of Snaps Bombay Beach Biennale, Salton Sea, (USA) 2015 Solo Exhibition at Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Seoul, (South Korea), Design of Memories Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei, Taipei, (Taiwan), Fairytails Think Tank Gallery, Los Angeles, (USA), A Transparent Truth: Phil Knight's Song Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, (USA), Summer At City Hall, A Totem For Us in the Crocker Park Sacramento City Hall, Sacramento, (USA), A Totem For Us Square and Friends, Maroochydore, (Australia) Los Angeles Center for Digital Art, Los Angeles, (USA) The Working Men's Club, London, (UK), White Ambition Love Gallery, Denver, (USA), Instant Gratification 2014 Traveling exhibition Utopian Days Total Museum of Contemporary Art , Seoul, (South Korea) Nowon Culture and Arts Center, Seoul, (South Korea) Solo exhibition at The Clockwork Factory, London, (UK), Failure of the American Dream Solo exhibition at Bangkok Art and Culture Center, Bangkok, (Thailand), Journey Of Voices Museo de Almeria, Almeria, (Spain), Slum Vacation Greek Film Archive / Film Museum, Athens, (Greece), NIGHTSHOT Los Angeles Center for Digital Art, Los Angeles, (USA) Traveling exhibition Freedumb Zona Cultura, Sofia, (Bulgaria) Perla Mode, Zürich, (Switzerland) Le Monte-en-l'air, Paris (France) Hashtag Gallery, Toronto, (Canada) Assemblage Studios, Johannesburg, (South Africa) 7 Tate, Brisbane, (Australia) Produções Klandestinas, Brasília, (Brazil) Spray Sport, Valencia, (Spain) Six Fathoms Deep, Bangkok, (Thailand) Aerosoles Graffiti, Lima, (Peru) Hook & Loop, Guadalajara, (Mexico) Square and Friends Gallery, Maroochydore, (Australia) Portland Design Week, Portland, (USA), Pressing & Pulling Dreamdva, Drumshanbo, (Ireland), Culture Night Ireland Scope Miami, Miami, (USA), Art Takes Miami Q Gallery, Brainerd, (USA), Correspondence Samia Gallery, London, (UK) Gaza Fundraiser BronxArtSpace, Bronx, (USA), Synthetic Zero The Storefont, Chicago, (USA) Visionaries + Voices, Cincinnati, (USA) 2013 Museum of Modern Art - Lewis B. and Dorothy Cullman Education and Research Building, New York, (USA) - White Ambition, part of The Exchange Archive Bangkok University Gallery, Bangkok, (Thailand), Villa in the Slums Solo exhibition at Montana Gallery, Lisbon, (Portugal), Above The Law Solo exhibition at Vess, Copenhagen, (Denmark), The Nefarious Face Of Chinatown City Hall, Mestre, Venice, (Italy) 42-story Linc LIC building, public projection of Above The Law on skyscraper walls, NYC (USA) Elks Lodge, New Jersey, (USA) Call ID: 1595555 Artist ID: 278020 Status: Received

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Richmond Art Gallery, Richmond, (Canada) Scope Miami, Miami Beach (USA) See|Me Gallery, New York City (USA) Art Gallery of Izmir University, Izmir, (Turkey), Above The Law Production of films for Live at the Museum, shown at Münchener Stadtmuseum, Munich, (Germany), Ucity Art Museum of GAFA, Guangzhou, (China) etc. 2012 Tower Art Gallery, Newcastle, (UK) 2011 Maag Halle, Photo 10 / Zürich, (Switzerland) SELECTED PERFORMANCES / TEMPORARY INSTALLATIONS 2018 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, (USA) - We Stole The Fire (Molotov Cocktail Vending Machine) 2017 US/Mexican border wall, (Mexico/USA) - Bright Stars Bonito's Swap Meet, Los Angeles, (USA) - Legal Goods Moving Picture Company, Los Angeles, (USA) - TEDxCulverCity installation 2016 CAM Raleigh (Contemporary Art Museum), Raleigh, (USA) - Failure Of The American Dream Nevins Street Subway Gallery, New York, (USA)- The Perilous Fight Los Angeles Museum Of Contemporary Art (LACMA), Los Angeles, (USA) - Museum Of Snaps 2015 Absolut Vodka Art Bar, Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Seoul, (South Korea) Words That Bind Maidu Museum, Roseville, (USA) Sacramento Historic City Cemetary, Sacramento, (USA) Community Center Theater, Sacramento, (USA), TEDxSacramento installation Wynwood, Miami, (USA) - Mural 2014 Times Square, screening of Slum Vacation on 25-story-tall digital billboard, New York, (USA) Words That Bind Sacramento History Museum, Sacramento, (USA) California Automobile Museum, Sacramento, (USA) Sacramento Old Schoolhouse Museum, Sacramento, (USA) Sacramento Children's Museum, Sacramento, (USA) Discovery Museum, Sacramento, (USA) California State Railroad Museum, Sacramento, (USA) Heidrick AG Museum, Woodland, (USA) The Jungle, San Jose (USA), Failure of the American Dream 2013 Klong Toey Slums, Bangkok (Thailand), Slum Vacation Bangkok (Thailand), White Ambition 2012 Chinatown, Bangkok (Thailand), The Nefarious Face Of Chinatown INVITED TALKS / WORKSHOPS Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, (USA) - Silence Was Golden CAM Raleigh (Contemporary Art Museum), Raleigh, (USA) - Camversation TEDxUCDavis, Davis, (USA) TEDxItaewon, Seoul, (South Korea) Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, (USA) - Art + Impact Dongdaemun Design Plaza, with the U.S. Embassy to Seoul, Seoul, (South Korea) Seoul National University, Seoul, (South Korea) Seoul National University of Science and Technology, Seoul, (South Korea) Ewha Womans University, Seoul, (South Korea) Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, (USA) - Summer At City Hall The Urban Hive, Sacramento, (USA), Changemakers Los Angeles High School for the Arts, Los Angeles, (USA) California State University Long Beach Venice High School, Los Angeles, (USA) - Pain Of the Prison System Bangkok University TEDx Sacramento, (YouTube video) Sacramento City College Bangkok University Gallery UC Davis Sacramento Childrens Museum California State University Sacramento SELECTED BOOKS 2017 Legal Goods - Bloody Gums / Los Angeles, (USA) Borderless - Trespass Press / Zürich, (Switzerland) (upcoming) No Limit - No Flags Press / Los Angeles, (USA) (upcoming) 2015 Photo Project #1 - The Early Hours Press / Austin, (USA) Above The Law- Graffiti On Passenger Trains, No Flags Press, Los Angeles (USA) 2013 Call ID: 1595555 Artist ID: 278020 Status: Received

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Explicit Graffsportz 2 - Alias Press / Ghent, (Belgium) 2012 Our Side Of The tracks - Alias Press / Ghent, (Belgium) SELECTED PRESS New York Post, Juxtapoz, Sacramento Bee, Gothamist, LA Weekly, Observer, Bangkok Post, The Guardian, Curbed, Inhabitat, Untapped Cities, BK Magazine, Vice, The Good Men Project, L'Oeil de la Photographie, The Creators Project, Arts Now NC, Mass Appeal

8) List of locations proposed piece has been displayed, if applicable

This would be the first iteration of the work, however, I have created a number of flag installations in cities such as Raleigh, Los Angeles, Sacramento and more.

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Flag mock-up 3 Sculptural installation in public space 10' x 40' x 40' $10000.00 2019

Flag mock-up 1 Sculptural installation in public space 10' x 40' x 40' $10000.00 2019 Call ID: 1595555 Artist ID: 278020 Status: Received

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Flag mock-up 2 Sculptural installation in public space 10' x 40' x 40' $10000.00 2019

Flag mock-up 4 Sculptural installation in public space 10' x 40' x 40' $10000.00 2019