Cultural Division 100 S. Andrews Avenue • Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301 • 954-357-7457 • FAX 954-357-5769

DATE: September 2, 2020

TO: BROWARD CULTURAL COUNCIL MEETING

FROM: Phillip Dunlap, Director

SUBJECT: MEETING NOTIFICATION

Thursday, November 5, 12:00 pm Governmental Center, Room 430, 4th Floor

Bridgeline (954) 357-5480 If you haven’t already done so, RSVP to notify if you plan to attend the meeting by calling Ava Stringfellow at 954-357-7308 or clicking the doodle link below:

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Distribution: EC: Broward Cultural Council Kimm Campbell, Assistant Administrator Nathaniel Klitsberg, Senior Assistant County Attorney Sara Cohen, Assistant County Attorney Devona Reynolds Perez, Assistant County Attorney Arlene Jardine, County Administration Specialist Cultural Division Staff - Andy Royston (for web posting) Amanda Sanfilippo Long, Director South Florida Cultural Consortium

Broward County Board of County Commissioners Mark D. Bogen • Lamar P. Fisher • Beam Furr • Steve Geller • Dale V.C. Holness • Nan H. Rich • Tim Ryan • Barbara Sharief • Michael Udine www.broward.org BROWARD CULTURAL COUNCIL (BCC) Thursday, November 5, 12:00 pm Governmental Center, Room GC-430 AGENDA

I. Call to Order Gregory Reed, Chair

II. Roll Call Ava Stringfellow, Administrative Assistant

III. Approval of BCC meeting minutes of 9/3/2020 (Exhibit 1, pages 1 - 17)

IV. Agenda

A. Grants

1. MOTION TO AUTHORIZE Chair of the Broward Cultural Council (BCC) to write a letter to the Broward County Board of County Commissioners (Board) requesting to consider supporting a resolution amending Chapter 29 of the Administrative Code pertaining to Broward Cultural Council Incentive (grants) Program Guidelines to implement the restructured grants programs effective funding cycle FY 2022, with the recommendations provided by the Grants Task Force Committee and BCC. (Exhibit 2 – Separate Attachment)

Note: The BCC Grants Restructuring Workshop was held on September 3, 2020. Resolution to amend the Administrative Code will go before the Board in November (Publish Notice of Public Hearing) and December (Public Hearing). The application workshops will commence December 2020.

Amended Administrative Code will be shared with the Council once approved by the Board. Final copy of the grants manual will be shared with BCC.

B. Public Art & Design

2. MOTION TO RECOMMEND approval of Tayina Deravile to be added to the pool of Artist Selection Panelists. (Exhibit 3, pages 18 - 19)

3. MOTION TO RECOMMEND approval of artist Darius Daughtry to be added to the Duane Hanson Allied Artist pool. (Exhibit 4, pages 20 - 21)

4. MOTION TO RECOMMEND approval of artist Amy Cheng for the Property Appraiser and Value Adjustment Board Office in an amount not to exceed $290,000 ($265,000 art; $25,000 contingency). (Exhibit 5, pages 22 - 26)

Note: The art budget increased due to an additional allocation for the project.

5. MOTION TO RECOMMEND approval of artist Vicki Scuri and their design for the Andrews Avenue Bridge Art Project in an amount not to exceed $490,000 ($450,000 art, $40,000 contingency). (Exhibit 6, pages 27 - 32) 6. MOTION TO RECOMMEND approval of the Public Art & Design Annual Plan – Draft #3.

Reason: Two conservation projects have been requested by the Fort Lauderdale- Hollywood International Airport. (Exhibit 7, page 33)

7. MOTION TO RECOMMEND approval of artist Kandy Lopez to be added to the Pre- Screened Artist Roster. (Exhibit 8, pages 34 - 41)

V. Call for Presentation – South Florida Cultural Consortium (SFCC) Time Certain: 12:30 p.m. Amanda Sanfilippo, Director, SFCC Curator and Artist Manager, Art in Public Places Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs

Broward Winners (Exhibit 9, page 42) Shane Eason - $15,000 Nathalie Alfonso - $15,000 Andriana Mereuta - $15,000

Exhibition at NSU Art Museum from November 21, 2020, to March 2, 2021

VI. Nominating Committee Alice Simon, Chair

Proposed 2021 Slate of Officers – Discussion and Election in December 2020

Proposed 2021 Slate of Officers

Chair Gregory Reed 1st Vice-Chair Seth Platt 2nd Vice-Chair Darran Blake Member-at-Large 1. Alice Simon 2. Amy Ostrau

Alternate Ebonni Chrispin Cultural Executive Committee Janet Erlick Immediate Past BCC Chair Jodi Jeffreys-Tanner

VII. Discussion Proposed changes to the Broward County Administrative Code pertaining to the Broward Cultural Council

VIII. Chair Report Gregory Reed, Chair 1. Meeting Dates for FY2021 (Exhibit 10, page 43) Please let Ava know if there are conflicts with any religious holidays by November 12, 2020 IX. Division Report Phillip Dunlap, Director 1. Upcoming Commission Agendas: PACA Agreement; Amendment to the Administrative Code pertaining to Grants restructuring; PAD Convention Center Terrazzo Floor Project; County Reorganization

2. Thank You and Farewell to School Board Member Heather Brinkworth (BCC Member since 2014)

X. Old Business/New Business

XI. Adjournment EXHIBIT SCHEDULE EXHIBIT TITLE PAGE(S)

1 Approval of BCC meeting minutes of 9-3-2020 1 - 17

2 Artist Grants Manual Draft and Organization Grants Manual Draft Separate Attachment

3 Approval of Artist Selection Panelist – Tayina Deravile 18 - 19 Curriculum Vitae 4 Approval of Artist to be added to Artist Pool – Darius V. 20 - 21 Daughtry Curriculum Vitae 5 Public Art Design Project Fact Sheet – Property Appraiser and 22 - 26 Value Adjustment Board Office – Amy Cheng Curriculum Vitae 6 Public Art & Design Project Fact Sheet – Andrews Avenue 27 - 32 Bridge Project – Vicki Scuri Curriculum Vitae 7 Public Art & Design Annual Plan – Draft 3 33

8 Approval of Artist to be added to Pre-Screened Artist Roster 34 - 41

9 South Florida Cultural Consortium (SFCC) Broward Winners 42

10 Broward Cultural Council Meeting Schedule Dates for FY2021 43 MINUTES BROWARD CULTURAL COUNCIL (BCC) Thursday, September 3, 2020, 12:00 pm WebEx Virtual Meeting

PRESENT: (7th meeting) Bonnie Barnett (p7); Darran Blake (p7); Caryl Fantel (p6,c1); Claire Garrett (p6,a1); Councilmember Caryl Hattan (p7); Jodi Jeffreys-Tanner (p7,); Deborah Kerr (p7,); Victoria Olson (p6,c1); Amy Ostrau (p7,); Alice Zendel Simon (p7); Michael Solomon (p4, c2,a1); Janet Erlick (p7,); Diane Weinbrum (p6 ,a1); Vice Mayor Steve Geller (c1, p5, a1); Robbie Kurland (p6 ,a1); Brittany Freeman (p5 ,a2); Ebonni Chrispin (p4, c2, a1); Edith Gooden Thompson (p6, a1); Seth Platt (p4, c1, a2,); Djenane St. Fleur Gourgue (p5, a2); Val Glenister (p6, a1);

ABSENT: Gregory Reed, Chair (p6, a1); Heather Brinkworth (p5,a2);

STAFF: Phillip Dunlap, Director; Sara Cohen, Assistant County Attorney; Jim Shermer, Grants Administrator; Erica Mohan, Grants Specialist; Ava Stringfellow, Administrative Assistant; Rowena Nocom, Senior Administrative Officer; Leslie Fordham, Public Art & Design Administrator; Nathaniel Klitsberg, County Attorney; DeVona Reynolds- Perez

GUESTS: Tina LaPorta, Artist (2021 Grantee); Jay Spechler, Young At Art Museum; Cheryl Gowing, Scottish American Society of South Florida

Chair Seth Platt called the meeting to order at 12:06 pm.

Ava Stringfellow, the Secretary, called roll.

1st Vice-Chair Seth Platt called for a Moment Of Silence for Kaye Bledsoe Reed and Richard Jackson.

1st Vice-Chair Seth Platt called for approval of BCC Meeting Minutes for 6/4/2020

A motion was made by Jodi Jeffreys-Tanner, seconded by Claire Garrett to approve the minutes of the BCC meeting of 6/4/2020 with corrections. The motion was unanimously approved.

1st Vice-Chair Seth Platt called for Item 1. Ratification and Approval of Motions A – I approved at the Broward Cultural Council Executive Meeting of 7/16/2020.

A motion was made by Vice Mayor Steve Geller, seconded by Councilmember Caryl Hattan to approve item number one with the exceptions of letters P, HH, AA, and KK. The motion was unanimously approved as follows: a. Approval of the peer review panel's recommendations for the Cultural Investment Program (CINV) from the April 22, 2020 panel review meeting for FY 2021. Funding recommendations for awardees will commence October 1, 2020, for FY 2021, with 1 | Page- BCC Meeting Minutes 9 - 3 - 2020

Page 1 of 43 later adjustments to funding awards to be made based on approval of the FY 2021 incentive (grant) budget. (Exhibit 3, page 10 - 13)

The proposed award amounts are predicated on approval of an increase to CINV fund line from $1,210,800 to$ 1,290,900 for FY2021. Maintaining the current distribution formula and program's minimums and maximums.

Legal Name Requested Recommended Amount Amount a. All Florida Youth Orchestra, Incorporated $80,000 $80,000 b. Association Of The Performing Arts of India, Inc. $10,633 $10,000 c. Brazilian Voices, Inc. $24,527 $17,500 d. Broward Art Guild, Inc. $20,231 $12,900 e. Coral Springs Chinese Cultural Association, Inc. $45,078 $17,500 f. Coral Springs Museum of Art, Inc. $80,000 $73,500 g. Curtain Call Playhouse, Inc. $69,020 $29,200 h. Davie School Foundation, Inc. $80,000 $36,400 i. Developing Dreams Foundation, Inc. $21,127 $10,100 j. Flamingo Gardens Inc $80,000 $80,000 k. Floridas Singing Sons, Inc. $80,000 $35,700 l. Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Inc. $80,000 $80,000 m. Ft. Lauderdale Performing Arts, Inc. $18,202 $12,900 n. Gay Mens Chorus Of South Florida, Inc. $80,000 $52,000 o. Gold Coast Jazz Society Inc $80,000 $43,000 q. Inside Out Theatre Company, Inc. $43,354 $23,000 r. Island City Stage, Inc. $80,000 $38,000 s. Jayadevi Arts, Inc. $13,095 $10,000 t. Lovewell Institute For The Creative Arts $74,651 $31,900 u. Master Chorale Of South Florida, Inc. $60,748 $29,400 v. New City Players, Inc. $33,365 $18,500 w. Old Dillard Foundation, Inc. $27,102 $18,400 x. Rootz of Music Inc. $13,014 $10,000

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Page 2 of 43 y. Sample Mcdougald House Preservation Society, Inc. $38,642 $21,100 z. Sistrunk Historical Festival, Inc. $11,212 $10,600 bb. South Florida Ballet Theatre, Inc. $18,226 0 cc. South Florida Chamber Ensemble, Inc. $17,768 $11,800 dd. South Florida Jazz, Inc. $80,000 $43,800 ee. South Florida Pride Wind Ensemble, Inc. $33,282 $13,600 ff. Stonewall Library & Archives, Inc. $80,000 $66,000 gg. The Florida Turkish-American Association, Inc. $27,448 $12,200 ii. The Girlchoir Of South Florida, Inc. $55,475 $25,600 jj. Stranahan House, Inc. $80,000 $56,900

A motion was made by Jodi Jeffreys-Tanner seconded by Val Glenister to approve funding for letter P. Holocaust Documentation & Education Center, Inc. Recommended amount $80,000 passed with Senator Vice Mayor Steve Geller abstaining.

A motion was made by Senator Vice Mayor Steve Geller seconded by Jodi Jeffreys- Tanner to approve funding for letters AA. Slow Burn Theatre Company, Inc. Recommended amount $80,000 passed with Caryl Fantel abstaining.

A motion was made by Senator Vice Mayor Steve Geller seconded by Bonnie Barnett to approve funding for letter HH. The Fort Lauderdale Childrens Theatre, Inc. Recommended amount $68,900 pass with Janet Erlick abstaining.

A motion was made by Alice Simon seconded by Bonnie Barnett to approve funding for letter KK. World Aids Museum Incorporated. Recommended amount $29,900 pass with Ebonni Chrispin abstaining. b. Recommend an increase to award amounts to the peer review panel’s recommendations for the Cultural Institution Program (CINP) from the January 22, 2020 panel review meeting for FY 2021. Funding recommendations for awardees will commence October 1, 2020, with later adjustments to funding awards to be made based on approval of the FY2021 incentive (grant) budget. (Exhibit 4, page 14)

Note: On March 5, 2020, BCC approved FY 2021 awards to this category at the $1,065,000. funding level. The proposed award amounts in the table reflect an additional increase, predicated on approval to CINP fund line to $ 1,175,000 for FY2021. Maintaining the current distribution formula and program’s minimums and maximums.

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Page 3 of 43 Qualified Recommended Legal Name Requested Amount Amount

a. Bonnet House, Inc. $211,630 $124,800

b. Hollywood Art And Culture Center, Inc. $119,968 $112,100

c. Museum of Discovery and Science, Inc. $310,000 $156,400

d. Nova Southeastern University Inc $244,800 $141,800

e. Opera Guild, Inc. of Fort Lauderdale $176,615 $125,200

f. South Florida Symphony Orchestra, Inc. $162,068 $118,600

g. Symphony Of The Americas, Inc. $148,900 $118,500

h. Broward County Film Society, Inc. $228,453 $130,200 c. Approval of Jacklyn Laflamme to be added to the pool of Artist Selection Panelists. d. Approval of Andrea Huffman to be added to the pool of Artist Selection Panelists. e. Approval of Artist Selection Panel for the 19th & Eller project at Port Everglades. f. Approval of artist Wendy Klemperer for the Pine Island Pocket Park Art Project in an amount not to exceed $67,500 ($64,000 art and $3,500 contingency) and their design. g. Approval of Jeffrey Reed and Jennifer Madden (Reed Madden Designs) for the Everglades Holiday Park Project in an amount not to exceed $195,000 ($180,000 art and $15,000 contingency) and their design. h. Approval of final payment to artist Cameron McNall (Electroland LLC) in the amount of $46,000 for the Interactive Walkway Art project at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, contingent upon acceptance of all final documentation by the Contract Administrator. i. Approval of Artist Selection Panel for the Video Art Projection Project. 1st Vice-Chair Seth Platt called for Item 2.

A motion was made by Diane Weinbrum, seconded by Deborah Kerr to approve item number two. The motion was unanimously approved as follows:

Approval for Mark R. Richards, President of Meade Street Advisors LLC, to serve as a panelist (business or community representative) and with this nominee, eligible to serve, from a pool of panelists, for all incentive grant programs.

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Page 4 of 43 1st Vice-Chair Seth Platt called for Item 3.

A motion was made by Claire Garrett, seconded by Caryl Hattan to approve item number three. The motion was unanimously approved as follows:

Approval of the Cultural Festival Program (CFP peer review panel recommendations from the July 29, 2020 panel meeting for FY 2021. Funding recommendations for awardees will commence October 1, 2020, for FY 2021, with later adjustments to funding awards to be made based on approval of the FY 2021 incentive grant budget.

Requested Recommended Legal Name Amount Amount

a. Bengali Association Of South Florida, Inc. $15,000 $0

b. City of Coral Springs, FL $7,500 $7,500

c. City of Tamarac $63,000 $32,500

d. Coral Springs Festival of The Arts, Inc. $25,000 $25,000

Greater Caribbean American Cultural e. $15,000 $15,000 Coalition, Inc.

Scottish American Society of South f. $20,000 $20,000 Florida, Inc.

TOTAL $145,000 $100,000

Note: Bengali Association of South Florida, Inc. was withdrawn by staff due to missing attachments.

1st Vice-Chair Seth Platt called for Item 4.

A motion was made by Senator Vice Mayor Steve Geller, seconded by Deborah Kerr to approve item number four. The motion was unanimously approved as follows:

Approval of the Creative Investment Program (CIP)peer review panel recommendations from the July 8, 2020 panel review meeting for FY 2021 projects. Funding recommendations for awardees will commence October 1, 2020, for FY 2021, with later adjustments to funding awards to be made based on approval of the FY 2021 incentive (grant) budget.

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Page 5 of 43 Legal Name Project Title Requested Recommended Amount Amount a. Art Gallery 21, Manatees & Mermaids: The $5,000 $5,000 Incorporated Art of Seas Cows and Sirens b. Arts Accelerator, Inc. Broward Film Institute $5,000 $5,000 c. Body & Soul Dance Chaos $5,000 $5,000 Theatre, Inc. d. Epiphany Theatre, Inc. STEPPING OUT a play by $5,000 $5,000 Richard Harris e. FATVillage Arts District, Fågelbo Residency, $5,000 $5,000 Inc. International Exchange Program f. Island Society for the Caribbean-American: A $5,000 $5,000 Promotion of Artistic and Photo Art Project Cultural Education, Inc.

g. Jazz Education Groovin' on a Sunday $5,000 $5,000 Community Coalition, Inc. Afternoon - JECC and Friends h. National Art Exhibitions of Art of Persons in Recovery $5,000 $5,000 the Mentally Ill, Inc. from Mental Illnesses

i. Punjabi Association of Punjabi Lohri (Bonfire) $5,000 $5,000 South Florida, Inc. Festival 2021

j. South Florida Ballet A Midsummer's Nights $5,000 $5,000 Theater, Inc. Dream Ballet k. South Florida Jubilee Oh, What a Year $5,000 $5,000 Chorus, Inc. l. The Puppet Guild of South FLORIDA DAY OF THE $5,000 $5,000 Florida, Inc. DEAD Celebration: FREE Puppet/Mask Workshops & Day of the Dead Cultural Pop Ups m. SPF South Florida, Inc. SPF'20: Small Press Fair $5,000 $5,000 Fort Lauderdale n. Wilton Art, Inc. INSIDE ART: $5,000 $5,000 upintheair.2020 o. Boisson, Cindy-Ann Mauvais Langue Presents $2,000 $2,000 'Tickled' - A comedy workshop for children ages 7-17 p. Brown, Cheryl ArtStART 2021: Mentoring $2,000 $2,000 Emerging Teenage Artists q. Condon, Jessica Let's get Inky! $2,000 $2,000

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Page 6 of 43 r. Dean, Cathleen Miami/Fort Lauderdale 48 $2,000 $2,000 Hour Film Project ("48HFP") s. Fazzio, Veronica Social Sculpture: A Plastic $2,000 $2,000 Process of Mutual Transformation t. Folse, Robert "Los Gitanos De Fuego" $2,000 $2,000 (the Gypsies of fire) u. Goboff, David Godmother Death, a $2,000 $2,000 Mexican Folktale performed as a Shadow Puppet story v. La Porta, Tina Un/Covering $2,000 $2,000 w. Lopez, Nichole What's Your Elephant $2,000 $2,000 x. Malco, Aaron My LiFe uN eD Did Tid $2,000 $2,000 (MY life un-edited) y. Muir, David Point of View $2,000 $2,000 z. Muir, Ghenete Wright Thou Art Woman $2,000 $2,000 aa. Paez, Luis The Role of Music in $2,000 $2,000 Media: Learn to tell better stories through music bb. Peafiel, Edison Land Escape [Paintings] $2,000 $2,000 cc. Reynolds, Helen Pompano Beach Story Slam $2,000 $2,000 dd. Schindall, Ingrid Crafting Visions: Artist $2,000 $2,000 Lecture Series ee. Shulman, Arline Peartree Peartree Art and $2,000 $2,000 Architecture Lectures ff. Thompson, Calibe The Island Imprint: The Art $2,000 $2,000 and History of the Caribbean Community in Broward County gg. Tommie, Erika "Dreamcatcher Workshops" $2,000 $2,000 hh. William, Zachary Tropiculture Series: RESQ $2,000 $2,000 77 Solo Exhibition ______TOTAL $110,000 $110,000

1st Vice-Chair Seth Platt called for Item 5 - 12.

A motion was made by Senator Vice Mayor Steve Geller, seconded by Alice Zendell Simon to approve item numbers 5 - 12. The motion was unanimously approved as follows:

5. Approval of Jami Nix Rahn to be added to the pool of Artist Selection Panelists.

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Page 7 of 43 Note: Approved by BCC Executive Committee on 4/16/2020.

6. Approval of artist Manuel Di Rita, aka Peeta (GNV Urban Art LLC), and their design for the Port Everglades Northport (Heron) Garage Art Project in an amount not to exceed $220,000 ($200,000 art and $20,000 contingency).

Note: Approved by BCC Executive Committee on 4/16/2020.

7. Approval of Mikhaile Solomon, Ed King, and Sofia Bastida to be added to the pool of Artist Selection Panelists.

8. Approval of final payment to artist Brad Goldberg in the amount of $2,113 for the Floor Design project at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, contingent upon acceptance of all final documentation by the Contract Administrator.

9. Approval of Artist Selection Panel for the Port Everglades Road Enhancement Art Project.

10. Approval of Artist Selection Panel for the Port Everglades Terminal 29 Interior Art Project.

11. Approval of artist Martin Donlin and their design for the Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward Convention Center in an amount not to exceed $692,500 ($650,000 art, $37,500 contingency, $5,000 Allied Artist).

12. Approval to release contingency reserve to artist Cameron McNall (Electroland LLC) in the amount of $25,740 for the Interactive Walkway Art project at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.

Reason: Artist incurred additional costs due to unexpected site and work conditions.

Note: The artist submitted a request for $76,180 in total and discussions about the remaining disputed amounts are ongoing.

Chair Report N/A

Division Report Phillip Dunlap, Broward Cultural Division Director

Nominating Committee will meet in October; the Slate of Officers will be presented in November, and the Election will be held in December 2020. Diane Weinbrum has been reappointed as Co-Chair of the Public Art & Design Committee.

Commission Budget Workshop 8/19/2020 - Tourist Development Tax Capital Challenge Grant discussed - Historically receives $1 M annually, program is anticipated to return in FY23. The City of Pembroke Pines was recommended for funding on January 8, 2019, by the County 8 | Page- BCC Meeting Minutes 9 - 3 - 2020

Page 8 of 43 Commission through the Second Mid-year application cycle for their project. However, due to budget constraints, that they do not wish to go to a contract stage for phase one of this TOT project, as the construction is postponeAd indefinitely

CARES Act Funding was discussed at the 8/25/2020 Commission Meeting. There was a proposal put forward by Kelly Schnily of the Broward Center of Performing Arts, Bonnie Clearwater of NSU, and Joe Cox of the MODS, on behalf of the culture secter six million dollars was asked for in CaresAct Funding the proposal is currently with the County Administrator Bertha Henry.

The BCC Annual Cultural Foum will be Virtual - Tentative Date 10/29/2020. Darran Blake was featured in GoRiverwalk September Issue.

Former Council member Tracy Roloff is current Interim Director of the Symphony of the Americas.

ArtServe - New Executive Director is Jason Hughes. The World Aids Museum and Education Center has Enters Lease with ArtServe on New Museum Space.

Congratulations to Andy Royston, Public Information Specialist for the Cultural Division as he was introduced as the designer of the year on his poster creation for the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival.

Bonnie Barnett mentioned that Art Basel will be canceled until December 1, 2021.

Meeting adjourned at 1:04 pm.

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Page 9 of 43 Page 10 of 43 Page 11 of 43 Page 12 of 43 Page 13 of 43 FORM 8B MEMORANDUM OF VOTING CONFLICT FOR COUNTY, MUNICIPAL, AND OTHER LOCAL PUBLIC OFFICERS LAST NAME—FIRST NAME—MIDDLE NAME NAME OF BOARD, COUNCIL, COMMISSION, AUTHORITY, OR COMMITTEE Chrispin, Ebonni Nicole Cultural MAILING ADDRESS THE BOARD, COUNCIL, COMMISSION, AUTHORITY OR COMMITTEE ON #201 WHICH I SERVE IS A UNIT OF: 2707 NE 14TH STREET CAUSEWAY ‰ CITY ‰ COUNTY ‰ OTHER LOCAL AGENCY CITY COUNTY Pompano Beach, FL 33062 Broward NAME OF POLITICAL SUBDIVISION: DATE ON WHICH VOTE OCCURRED MY POSITION IS: 9/3/20 ‰ ELECTIVE ‰ APPOINTIVE

WHO MUST FILE FORM 8B

This form is for use by any person serving at the county, city, or other local level of government on an appointed or elected board, council, commission, authority, or committee. It applies to members of advisory and non-advisory bodies who are presented with a voting conflict of interest under Section 112.3143, Florida Statutes.

Your responsibilities under the law when faced with voting on a measure in which you have a conflict of interest will vary greatly depending on whether you hold an elective or appointive position. For this reason, please pay close attention to the instructions on this form before completing and filing the form.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION 112.3143, FLORIDA STATUTES A person holding elective or appointive county, municipal, or other local public office MUST ABSTAIN from voting on a measure which would inure to his or her special private gain or loss. Each elected or appointed local officer also MUST ABSTAIN from knowingly voting on a measure which would inure to the special gain or loss of a principal (other than a government agency) by whom he or she is retained (including the parent, subsidiary, or sibling organization of a principal by which he or she is retained); to the special private gain or loss of a relative; or to the special private gain or loss of a business associate. Commissioners of community redevelopment agencies (CRAs) under Sec. 163.356 or 163.357, F.S., and officers of independent special tax districts elected on a one-acre, one-vote basis are not prohibited from voting in that capacity. For purposes of this law, a “relative” includes only the officer’s father, mother, son, daughter, husband, wife, brother, sister, father-in-law, mother-in-law, son-in-law, and daughter-in-law. A “business associate” means any person or entity engaged in or carrying on a business enterprise with the officer as a partner, joint venturer, coowner of property, or corporate shareholder (where the shares of the corporation are not listed on any national or regional stock exchange). * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ELECTED OFFICERS: In addition to abstaining from voting in the situations described above, you must disclose the conflict: PRIOR TO THE VOTE BEING TAKEN by publicly stating to the assembly the nature of your interest in the measure on which you are abstaining from voting; and WITHIN 15 DAYS AFTER THE VOTE OCCURS by completing and filing this form with the person responsible for recording the minutes of the meeting, who should incorporate the form in the minutes. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * APPOINTED OFFICERS: Although you must abstain from voting in the situations described above, you are not prohibited by Section 112.3143 from otherwise participating in these matters. However, you must disclose the nature of the conflict before making any attempt to influence the decision, whether orally or in writing and whether made by you or at your direction. IF YOU INTEND TO MAKE ANY ATTEMPT TO INFLUENCE THE DECISION PRIOR TO THE MEETING AT WHICH THE VOTE WILL BE TAKEN: • You must complete and file this form (before making any attempt to influence the decision) with the person responsible for recording the minutes of the meeting, who will incorporate the form in the minutes. (Continued on page 2)

CE FORM 8B - EFF. 11/2013 PAGE 1 Adopted by reference in Rule 34-7.010(1)(f), F.A.C. Page 14 of 43 APPOINTED OFFICERS (continued) • A copy of the form must be provided immediately to the other members of the agency. • The form must be read publicly at the next meeting after the form is filed. IF YOU MAKE NO ATTEMPT TO INFLUENCE THE DECISION EXCEPT BY DISCUSSION AT THE MEETING: • You must disclose orally the nature of your conflict in the measure before participating. • You must complete the form and file it within 15 days after the vote occurs with the person responsible for recording the minutes of the meeting, who must incorporate the form in the minutes. A copy of the form must be provided immediately to the other members of the agency, and the form must be read publicly at the next meeting after the form is filed.

DISCLOSURE OF LOCAL OFFICER'S INTEREST

I, ______,Ebonni Chrispin hereby disclose that on ______,September 3 20 20 ____ :

(a) A measure came or will come before my agency which (check one or more) ___ inured to my special private gain or loss; ___ inured to the special gain or loss of my business associate, ______; ___ inured to the special gain or loss of my relative,______; ___ inured to the special gain or loss of ______AIDS Healthcare Foundation , by whom I am retained; or ___ inured to the special gain or loss of ______, which is the parent subsidiary, or sibling organization or subsidiary of a principal which has retained me. (b) The measure before my agency and the nature of my conflicting interest in the measure is as follows:

Work with World AIDS Museum

If disclosure of specific information would violate confidentiality or privilege pursuant to law or rules governing attorneys, a public officer, who is also an attorney, may comply with the disclosure requirements of this section by disclosing the nature of the interest in such a way as to provide the public with notice of the conflict.

09/15/20 ______Date Filed Signature

NOTICE: UNDER PROVISIONS OF FLORIDA STATUTES §112.317, A FAILURE TO MAKE ANY REQUIRED DISCLOSURE CONSTITUTES GROUNDS FOR AND MAY BE PUNISHED BY ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING: IMPEACHMENT, REMOVAL OR SUSPENSION FROM OFFICE OR EMPLOYMENT, DEMOTION, REDUCTION IN SALARY, REPRIMAND, OR A CIVIL PENALTY NOT TO EXCEED $10,000.

CE FORM 8B - EFF. 11/2013 PAGE 2 Adopted by reference in Rule 34-7.010(1)(f), F.A.C. Page 15 of 43 Page 16 of 43 Page 17 of 43 EDUCATION Master of Science, Mental Health Counseling August 2014 Nova Southeastern University, Davie, FL

Bachelor of Science, Psychology December 2009 University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Gallery Manager June 2019 – Present Girls’ Club Collection, Fort Lauderdale, FL ● Assist with execution of gallery activities ● Create engaging content for social media platforms ● Reinforce registrar duties

Dir. of Arts Administration and Community Engagement January 2017 – Present FATVillage Arts District, Fort Lauderdale, FL ● Sustain social media platforms by creating dynamic content on brand ● Maintain professional communication with customers ● Prepare financial statements, reports, memos, invoices letters, and other documents

Registrar May 2018 – June 2019 Girls’ Club, Fort Lauderdale, FL ● Arranged and communicated with art handlers, galleries and shippers regarding collection ● Managed and prepared works in collection for loans to various cultural art institutions ● Updated Art Systems, art inventory registration system, to manage private collection

Art Education and Advocacy Program Assistant October 2017 – October 2019 Broward Cultural Division, Fort Lauderdale, FL ● Facilitated grant efforts, including grant approval process and post-award compliance ● Administered and programmed activities for produced community events ● Acted as a departmental representative during community events

Art Administrator April 2017 – April 2018 Girls’ Club Collection, Fort Lauderdale, FL ● Supported with daily administrative tasks and operations ● Updated and maintained records in the Art Systems database, an art inventory registration system, to manage private collection ● Cooperated in art handling not limited to install, de-install, and condition reporting

Page 18 of 43 Tayina Deravile

Arts Education Project Administrator April 2017 – September 2017 Broward Cultural Division, Fort Lauderdale, FL ● Assisted in arts administration and programming for respective departmental produced events ● Aided in production duties for community events, not limited to set up, break down, and volunteer coordination ● Acted as a departmental representative to the community

Educational Registrar and Programs Manager August 2014 - October 2016 NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale, Fort Lauderdale, FL ● Managed and oversaw student registration and online tuition payment on Active Network online registration system ● Processed faculty and staff during hiring and payroll proceedings ● Coordinated all Academy programming logistics including, but not limited to, outreach and in house events ● Generated statistical reports including, but not limited to, student demographics and monthly cash transactions

Membership Associate Lead February 2012 - August 2014 NSU Art Museum, Fort Lauderdale, Fort Lauderdale, FL ● Developed newly hired associates with the Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale’s procedures ● Imparted excellent customer service to museum guests ● Performed administrative duties as needed

FELLOWSHIPS ● Prizm Art Fair January 2017 - Present ● IS Projects Fall 2018 ● IS Projects Fall 2017 ● Girls’ Club Winter 2016/Spring 2017 Fellow October 2016 - April 2017

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS ● TAAC October 2019 - Present Committee Chair ● Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce January 2018 - Present Cultural Arts Council Committee Member ● One East Society Committee Member September 2018 - Present Marketing Chair ● American Counseling Association May 2013 - May 2014 Student Member ● Broward Cultural Committee January 2015 - October 2016 Committee Member

Page 19 of 43 4701 NW 17th St. 954-336-5015 Lauderhill, FL 33313 DARIUS V. DAUGHTRY [email protected]

EDUCATION B.A. in Education, 2003 – Florida Atlantic University B.A. in Business Administration 1999- University of Florida Minor in Cultural Studies

WORK EXPERIENCE Founder & Artistic Director Art Prevails Project 2016-Present • Develop creative writing and performance curriculum for in-school and after-school programs • Facilitate high-level writing/performance programming for specific age groups and performance levels • Curate site and theme-specific artistic performances for civic and cultural organizations, municipalities, and corporate institutions • Write and direct original theatrical productions for performance Director of Poetry Programs Jason Taylor Foundation 2013-2017 The Omari Hardwick bluapple Poetry Network • Create and facilitate literacy-based curriculum to over 40 schools in throughout South Florida • Lead the execution of an annual Poetry & Leadership Conference attended by 300+ students from South Florida that features group workshops, individualized instruction, and performances. • Serve as Artistic Director of Louder Than A Bomb – Florida: year-long program that culminates in 2-week high-impact spoken word festival cultivating 1,500+ students from 50+ schools throughout South Florida, with writing and performance workshops and poetry slams.

SKILLS • Curriculum Development/Instruction • Creative Writing – Poetry, Fiction, Playwriting, Screenwriting • Public Speaking • Event Planning/Curating • Creative Consultation • Stage Direction • Creative Direction

PERFORMANCES/EXHIBITS Adrienne Arsht Center – Gospel Sundays February 2020 • Live performance for monthly community showcase. Bay District Schools January 2020 • Keynote and Performance for District’s ELA educators Miami International Book Fair 2019 November 2019 • Official selection for collection, And the Walls Came Tumbling. Presented during FOUR POETS: AN ACT OF WITNESS AND RECLAMATION. Searching for Giants October 2019 • Collaboration with Broward Cultural Division for exhibit, Searching for Giants. Hustle September 2018 • Commissioned by Frank Art Gallery to write and perform original piece inspired by art exhibit, Hustle O, Miami Poetry Festival April 2017 • Hosted and performed original poetry at the kickoff event for annual poetry festival at Miami that featured poetry readings by world-renowned poets Patricia Smith, Hanif Abdurraqib and Aja Monet. Jazz in The Gardens • Performed as individual and part of ensemble during annual musical festival that featured LL Cool J and

Andra Day. Page 20 of 43 DIRECTOR/CURATOR • Art of the City: Block Parties Quarterly Community Foundation of Broward-funded events throughout June 2019 – March 2020 Broward County – performance, artisan market and youth activiteis highlightighing the culture and commerce of featured cities. • Saturday Sessions June 2017 – Oct 2018 A monthly artistic showcase featuring emerging performing and visual artists in the heart of the Historic Sistrunk community of Fort Lauderdale. • The Happening: A Theatrical Mixtape, Vol. II July 2018 A multidisciplinary theatrical performance that tackles societal issues like community violence and income disparity. • From Whence We’ve Come February 2018 A one-act theatrical experience performed at Historic Ali Cultural Center in Pompano Beach, FL • The Happening: A Theatrical Mixtape, Vol. 1 June 2017 A full-length theatrical experience sponsored by Broward Cultural Division and premiered at Savor Cinema in Fort Lauderdale, Fl.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE Word Up! Poetry Slam (City of Sunrise) June 2011 – Present • Train high school poets of varying levels for annual poetry slam in Sunrise, FL. • Conduct workshops, critique and edit youth writing in preparation for competition. Broward Center of Performing Arts Sept 2018- Present th th • Facilitate musical theatre workshop for students (6 – 12 grade) that focuses on theatrical productions that are part of BCPA’s season Sunroom (O, Miami) 2017-Present th • Develop curriculum and facilitate creative writing lessons to 4 grade students in Liberty City Piano Slam (Dranoff) 2016-2018 • Conduct poetry workshops for students and Miami-Dade Publics School Instructors Broward Schools – Northeast High School Aug 2006 – July 2014 • Develop curriculum and facilitate instruction in Language Arts, Literature, Creative Writing, Theatre PRESENTATIONS

• 2020 Darius V. Daughtry, Webinar discussion, Art, Artists and Action with Poet/Educator Hannah L. Drake. University of Florida Center of Arts and Medicine • 2019 Darius V. Daughtry, “Write it Out.” Broward Schools Equity Conference. Fort Lauderdale, FL. • 2019 Darius V. Daughtry, “Creative Zen.” AAF. Fort Lauderdale, Fl. • 2018. Daughtry, Darius V. “Art and Social Justice.” Florida Alliance of Arts Educators Annual Symposium, Fort Lauderdale, Fl. • 2018. Daughtry, Darius V. “The Power of Words.” Gifted and Talented Symposium, Fort Lauderdale, FL. • 2018. Daughtry, Darius V. “Bars and the Bard: How Hip Hop and Shakespeare Connect,” Poetry Foundation Teacher’s Institute, Miami, FL • 2017. Daughtry, Darius V. “Beats, Rhymes, and Life.” Piano Slam Teacher Orientation, Miami, FL.

PUBLICATIONS Book Daughtry, Darius V. And the Walls Came Tumbling. Miami: Omiokun Books (January 2019) Film Being – Writer, Winner of the 2019 Martha’s Vineyard Short Film award winner m mm

Page 21 of 43 PUBLIC ART & DESIGN PROJECT FACT SHEET

PROJECT: Property Appraiser and Value Adjustment Board Office

Preexisting Building Exterior

P ROJECT DESCRIPTION: The selected artist(s) will design unique artwork(s) that contribute to the identity of the facility, create a sense of place, and engage visitors. Interior artwork opportunities exist in the highly trafficked public reception area and will enhance standard necessities such as floors, wall treatments, functional and decorative lighting, or seating.

ARTIST Cathy Donnelly, Chair; Linda Flynn, Chair (Alternate), Tina La Porta, Arts Professional; SELECTION Georgeta Fondos, Arts Professional; George Gadson, Arts Professional (Alternate); PANEL: Marty Kiar, Agency Representative; Alona DiPaolo, Agency Representative (Alternate); Lindsay Pollard, Community Representative; Floyd Amos, Community Representative (Alternate)

MEETINGS: • ASP Interview 8/20/2020 • BCC Approval TBD • PAD Approval TBD

TOTAL BUDGET: $290,000 ($265,000 art; $25,000 contingency)

FISCAL YEAR: 2020

ARTIST: Amy Cheng

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AMY CHENG

PUBLIC ART COMMISSIONS

2019 Washington State Arts Commission Tacoma, WA nn Nature Provides Western State Hospital Patient Service Center Mosaic and brass mural

2017 Valley Regional Transit Boise, ID nn In Our Own Backyard Downtown Bus Terminal Ceramic, mosaic tile and glass mural

2016 Odessa Council for the Arts & Humanities Odessa, TX nn Big Skies Grant Street & 6th, 5th, 4th, and 3rd Streets Printed vinyl street traffic boxes

2015 L.A. County Metropolitan Transportation Los Angeles, CA nn Beyond the Biosphere Slauson Bus Stations Printed vinyl canopies

2013 Jacksonville Aviation Authority Jacksonville, FL nn Celestial Playground Jacksonville International Airport Mosaic mural

2013 Metro-St. Louis St. Louis, MO nn Nucleic Life Formation Lambert-St. Louis Int’l Airport MetroLink Station Waterjet cut ceramic tile and brass mural

2012 Metropolitan Transportation Authority Brooklyn, NY nn Rediscovery 25th Avenue Subway Station Laminated glass windscreens

2009 Chicago Transportation Authority Chicago, IL nn Destination: Howard Street El Station Points Unknown Hand painted ceramic tile mural

2007 Metropolitan Transportation Authority Brooklyn, NY nn Las Flores Cleveland Street Subway Station Faceted glass windscreens

2004 Port of Seattle and 4Culture Seattle, WA nn In Memory of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport My Father Mosaic column

Page 23 of 43 200 W. 70 Street, 3L, New York, NY 10023 917.282.9086 [email protected]

SELECTED CORPORATE AND PUBLIC COLLECTIONS

§§ The Hyde Collection, Glens Falls, NY §§ New York University Langone Medical Center §§ Yale-New Haven Hospital Center §§ Chevron Corporation §§ Wyeth Pharmaceuticals §§ Sheraton Hotels, Brussels §§ Novartis Pharmaceuticals §§ Hewlett-Packard §§ Lang Communications §§ King County Public Art Collection, State of Washington §§ Sam Houston University §§ Scholastic Productions §§ United States State Department, U.S. Embassy, Kazakhstan §§ Florida Atlantic University

SELECTED GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS & RESIDENCIES

2019 Carter Burden Covello Center, NY, NY, Artist in Residence (three months) 2017 Fulbright Scholar Teaching Fellowship, Renmin University of China, Beijing, China 2011 P.S. 122 Studios Artist Space Program, New York, NY 2011 Constance Saltonstall Foundation Artist Residency, Ithaca, NY 2009 Ragdale Foundation Artist Residency, Lake Forest, IL 2008 Fulbright Senior Lecture/Research Fellowship, University of São Paulo, São Paulo, S.P., Brazil 2007 McColl Center for Visual Art Artist Residency, Charlotte, NC 2006 Virginia Center for the Creative Arts Residency, Amherst, VA 2005 Contemplative Practice Fellowship, the Center for Contemplative Mind in Society 2005 Vermont Studio Center Artist Residency, Johnson, VT 1999 Fundacion Valparaiso Artist Residency, Mojacar, Spain 1996 New York Foundation for the Arts, Painting Fellowship 1997 The Millay Colony Artist Residency, Austerlitz, NY 1994 Arts International, Travel Fellowship to China 1990 Yaddo Corporation Artist Residency, Saratoga Springs, NY 1990 New York Foundation for the Arts, Painting Fellowship 1989 MacDowell Colony Artist Residency, Peterboro, NH

EDUCATION

1982 nn M.F.A. in Painting Hunter College, City University of NY New York, NY 1978 nn B.F.A. in Painting University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX

Page 24 of 43 Amy Cheng 200 W. 70 St., #3L New York, NY 10023 917.282.9086 [email protected] www.amychengstudio.com

List of Images

ChengAmy01. Celestial Playground, Jacksonville International Airport, mosaic mural, 8 x 32-ft (in three sections), commissioned by the Jacksonville Aviation Authority. $75,000, 2013. Celestial Playground is a tripartite mosaic mural installed June 2013 at the Jacksonville Airport in Jacksonville, FL. Subcontractor: Miotto Mosaics, Project Manager: Allie Gloe.

ChengAmy02. Destination: Points Unknown, Howard Street El Station, Chicago, IL, hand-painted ceramic tiles, 6-ft x 40-ft., Commissioned by City of Chicago CTA Arts in Transit Program, $69,150, 2009. Subcontractor: Sherle Wagner Int’l. Project Manager: Elizabeth Kelley.

ChengAmy03. Destination: Points Unknown, Howard Street El Station, Chicago, IL, hand-painted ceramic tiles, 6-ft x 40-ft., Commissioned by City of Chicago CTA Arts in Transit Program, $69,150, 2009. Subcontractor: Sherle Wagner Int’l. Project Manager: Elizabeth Kelley.

ChengAmy04. Rediscovery, 25th Avenue Subway Station, Brooklyn, NY, laminated glass windscreens, 4-ft x 15-ft each (total of 4), commissioned by York MTA Arts for Transit, $60,000, 2012. Subcontractor: Depp Glass. Project Manager: Katherine Meehan.

ChengAmy05. Rediscovery, DETAIL, 25th Avenue Subway Station, Brooklyn, NY, laminated glass windscreens, 4-ft x 15-ft each (total of 4), commissioned by York MTA Arts for Transit, 2012. Subcontractor: Depp Glass. Project Manager: Katherine Meehan.

Page 25 of 43 ChengAmy06. In Our Own Backyard, Valley Regional Transit Bus Terminal, Boise, ID, mosaic and porcelain tile mural, 27’ H x 36’ W, commissioned by the Boise Dept. of History and Art, $55,000, 2017. In Our Own Backyard features examples of twenty wildflowers native to the State of Idaho.

ChengAmy07. Nucleic Life Formation, Lambert-St. Louis International Airport MetroLink Station, St. Louis, MO, ceramic tiles, brass, 6-ft x 20-ft, (one of two murals), commissioned by Metro Arts in Transit and Lambert-St. Louis International Airport, $50,000, 2013. Subcontractor: Surbeck Waterjet. Project Manager: David Allen.

ChengAmy08. Nucleic Life Formation, Lambert-St. Louis International Airport MetroLink Station, St. Louis, MO, ceramic tiles, brass, 10-ft x 13.5-ft, (one of two murals), commissioned by Metro Arts in Transit and Lambert-St. Louis International Airport, $50,000, 2013. Subcontractor: Surbeck Waterjet. Project Manager: David Allen.

ChengAmy09. Beyond the Biosphere, DETAIL, Slauson Station, Los Angeles, CA, (one of two) printed vinyl awnings, 25-ft x 116.5 ft., $9,000 design fee. Installed 2015. Subcontractor: LA County Metropolitan Authority subcontracted. Project Manager: Patricia Gomez

ChengAmy10. In Memory of My Father, Seattle-Tacoma Int’l Airport, mosaic, 20-ft H x 3-ft diameter, Commissioned by Port of Seattle, $8,000 artist fee, installed 2004. Subcontractor: Miotto Mosaics. Project Manager: Cath Brunner.

Page 26 of 43 PUBLIC ART & DESIGN PROJECT FACT SHEET

PROJECT: Andrews Avenue Bridge Project

DIVISION/DEPT: Highway & Bridge Maintenance Division

PROJECT: DESCRIPTION The selected artist will design, fabricate and install site-specific artwork to transform the Andrews Avenue bridge located in downtown Fort Lauderdale. The drawbridge spans the New River between Las Olas Boulevard and South Fifth Street. This artistic intervention shall help create a sense of place, bring interest and help activate the riverfront.

ARTIST John Sandell, Chair; Steve Glassman, Arts Professional; Christian Feneck, SELECTION Arts Professional; Taryn Nicoll, Arts Professional (Alternate); Julia Roblyer, PANEL: Agency Representative; Odette Reza-Brown, Agency Representative (Alternate); Stan Eichelbaum, Community Representative; TBD, Community Representative (Alternate); Marlene Janeto, Non-Voting Member; Chaz Adams, Non-Voting Member (Alternate); Mario Cartaya, Non-Voting Member (Alternate).

MEETINGS: • ASP Orientation and Shortlisting 5-6-20 • Artists’ Interviews 9-16-20 • Design Review TBD

ART BUDGET: Up to $490,000 ($450,000 art; $40,000 contingency)

FISCAL YEAR: Pooled Funds

ARTIST: Vicki Scuri

Page 27 of 43 Vicki Scuri vickiscuri.com Interdisciplinary Artist & Designer 16218 39th Avenue NE Lake Forest Park, WA 98155 206 930 1769 cell [email protected]

EXPERTISE

Vicki is an Interdisciplinary Artist and Designer with a stellar track record. Her work thrives at the intersections of Art with Urban Design, Environment and Infrastructure, bridging the gaps between the disciplines to create a more meaningful and engaging public realm. Vicki’s projects are best known for symbolic pattern work, the play of sunlight and shadow over sculptural form, and her ability to address the entire site as a canvas. Her practice includes design team collaborations, mentoring interns, public engagement, public art master planning, and promoting economic development through the Arts.

EXPERIENCE

Arts planning, site planning & community engagement Streetscapes, pedestrian links & trails Transit, shelters, paving, windscreens, & medians Lighting: roadway, pedestrian & signature Gateway bridges, railings, grills, towers, & sculptures Infrastructure walls: custom forms & patterning

RECOGNITION (recent / selected)

2019 Award of Merit, Illuminating Engineering Society, Macleod Trail, Calgary, Alberta, Canada CODAsummit, Artist’s Showcase, El Paso, TX CODAawards Top 100 Projects, Macleod Trail, Calgary, Alberta, Canada “Five-in-Five,” Public Art Network (PAN) Conference, Minneapolis, MN “Exploring the Impact...Artists in the Field of Transportation, “ PAN Conference, Minneapolis, MN 2018 CEA Award of Excellence in Transportation, Macleod Trail, Calgary, Alberta, Canada 2017 CODAawards Top 100 Projects, WAM Windscreens, Wichita, KS 2016 2016 CODAworx Year in Review, “Airway Most Visited Project,” Airway, El Paso, TX 2015 2015 Design Arlington Merit Award, Arlington Boulevard, Arlington, VA CODAawards Top 100 Projects, Airway, El Paso, TX CODAawards Top 100 Projects, Arlington Boulevard, Arlington, VA “Best of the Border” Public Art 2014, El Paso Times People’s Choice Award, Airway, El Paso, TX “Honor Awardee” 2014-15 ACEC/MW Engineering Excellence Award, Arlington, VA 2014 APWA Nevada Chapter Project of the Year, Meadowood Complex, Reno, NV CODAworx Top 100 Projects, Meadowood Complex, Reno, NV CODAworx Top 100 Projects, Merit Award, Sand Creek Byway, Sandpoint, ID 2013 NV ASLA Merit Award, I-580/Meadowood Complex, Reno, NV CODAawards Top 100 Projects, River Road, Tucson, AZ CODAawards Top 100 Projects, Rock Creek Pedestrian Bridge, Aspen Hill, MD CODAawards Top 100 Projects, Sand Creek Byway, Sandpoint, ID Arlington Blvd. featured project at Arlington Arts, Arlington, VA

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Americans for the Arts International Sculpture Center, Board Member Women in Transportation

EDUCATION

2013 Certificate /Digital Design University of Washington, Seattle, WA 1980 Master of Fine Arts University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI 1975 Bachelor of Arts University of California, Berkeley, CA Page 28 of 43 VSSITEWORKS PUBLIC ART (recent / selected) www.vickiscuri.com 2014-23 South Bellevue Station, Bellevue, WA (in construction) 16218 39th Ave. NE Aesthetics: $400,000; Client: Sound Transit Lake Forest Park, WA 98155 206-930-1769 2007-22 East Kellogg Improvement Projects I & II, Wichita, KS (in construction) [email protected] Aesthetics: $900,000; Client: City of Wichita & KDOT

2017-21 Schantz Avenue Bridge, Kettering, OH (in construction) Aesthetics: $250,000; Client: City of Kettering

2018-20 Lakepointe Development, Covington, WA (in design) Aesthetics: TBD; Client: Oakpointe

2018-20 Coleman Road/Bassett Street Lighting Project, San Jose, CA (in design) Aesthetics: $300,000; Client: City of San Jose

2017-19 Capital Boulevard Bridges, Raleigh, NC (in construction) Aesthetics: TBD; Client: City of Raleigh

2017-18 Aurora Ave N Improvement Project, “Bright Dawn”, Seattle, WA (built) Aesthetics: $197,400; Client: City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture

2016-18 Hagerstown Cultural Trail Railroad Switch Fencing, Hagerstown, MD (built) Aesthetics: $150,000; Client: City of Hagerstown Department of Engineering

2016-18 Merriweather Parking Garage “Rainbow Sunset”, Columbia, MD (built) Aesthetics: $500,000; Client: The Howard Hughes Corporation

2016-18 MEDIC “Response”, Charlotte, NC (built) Aesthetics: $276,000; Arts & Science Council of Charlotte-Mecklenburg

2015-18 Macleod Trail & 162nd Avenue SE Interchange, Calgary, Canada (built) Aesthetics: $500,000; Client: City of Calgary

2017 Kinston Trash Trucks, Kinston, NC (completed) Aesthetics: $20,000; Client: City of Kinston

2016-17 Kinston SmART Vision Plan, Kinston, NC (completed) Budget: $55,000; Client: SmART Kinston and the City of Kinston

2014-16 WAM Wind Screens, Wichita, KS (built) Aesthetics: $125,000; Client: Wichita Art Museum

2011-15 Airway Gateway, El Paso, TX (built) Aesthetics: $7.5M; Client: City of El Paso, CRMMA & TXDOT

2011-14 375 East and West Outer Loop, El Paso, TX (built) Aesthetics: $3M; Client: City of El Paso, CRMMA & TXDOT

2004-14 Arlington Boulevard, Arlington, VA (built) Aesthetics: $800,000; Client: Arlington County

2007-13 I-580/Meadowood Complex, Reno, NV (built) Aesthetics: $800,000; Client: RTC Washoe County

2010-12 I-10 Aesthetic Master Plan, El Paso, TX (completed) Client: CRRMA, TxDOT, City of El Paso

2009-12 Eight Mile Road, Stockton, CA (built) Aesthetics: $800,000; Client: City of Stockton Page 29 of 43 VSSITEWORKS PUBLIC ART (selected, continued) www.vickiscuri.com 2009-12 Blossom Hill Pedestrian Bridge, San Jose, CA (built) 16218 39th Ave. NE Aesthetics: $200,000; Client: VTA, City of San Jose Lake Forest Park, WA 98155 206-930-1769 2001-12 Sand Creek Byway Project “Green Ribbon”, Sandpoint, ID (built) [email protected] Aesthetics: $1M; Client: Idaho Transportation Department

2009-11 River Road, Tucson, AZ (built) Aesthetics: $200,000; Client: Pima County

2003-11 Rock Creek Trail Pedestrian Bridge, Aspen Hill, MD (built) Aesthetics: $1M; Client: Montgomery County Department of Parks & Planning & Public Art Trust

2003-08 D Street Bridge, “Rails to Sails”, Tacoma, WA (built) Aesthetics: $400,000; Client: City of Tacoma

2001-07 Interurban Trail Bridges, Shoreline, WA (built) Aesthetics: $400,000; Client: City of Shoreline

2002-06 North Ninth Gateway, Salina, KS (built) Aesthetics: $100,000; Client: City of Salina

2001-05 La Cholla Blvd., Tucson, AZ (built) Aesthetics: $240,000; Client: Pima County DOT

PRINT, MEDIA & BLOGS (recent / selected)

2019 CODAworx. ”Aurora ‘Bright Dawn.’” CODAmagazine: The Art of Transportation. June, 2019. 2018 Stradling, Richard. “These new bridges over Capital Boulevard will be works of art.” The News and Observer. February 1, 2018. 2017 Michaels, Andrew. “Columbia parking garage is artist’s canvas.” Baltimore Sun. August 9, 2017. Potter, Sara. “Downtown Kinston: Your opinion is being requested.” The Free Press. June 5, 2017. Metcalf, Andrew. “Purple Line Art Submissions Unveiled.” Bethesda Magazine. April 25, 2017. 2016 Gillespie, Alison. “These Creative Wind Turbines Will Have You Rethinking What You Know About Wind Power.” Smithsonian.com. January 12, 2016. 2015 Sullivan, Jordan. “Vicki Scuri: A bright future for pubic art.” Philips Lighting Blog. Oct 26, 2015. CODAworx. “Project: Arlington Boulevard.” CODAmagazine: Technology + Art. October, 2015. Shaar, Deborah. “Wichita’s Art Museum’s Art Garden Opens Saturday.” KMUW. Sept 24, 2015. “Arlington Boulevard Reflects Grace and Beauty.” Scott System Informer. Fall 2015. CODAworx. “Project: Sand Creek Byway.” CODAmagazine: Earth and Urbanism. July, 2015. “Project: Sand Creek Byway.” CODAmagazine: Earth & Urbanism, July, 2015. McIntyre, Maureen. “Public Arts Meets Sustainability in Texas.” Solar Today. May/June 2015. “’Airway’ El Paso, TX.” Land Art Generator Initiative. June 4, 2015. Snejnevski, Asya. “Public Art: Hybrids of Art and Architecture Adorn the Washington Area.” Architecture DC. Volume 17, Number 1. Spring, 2015. Adams, Angela et al. “Highway Project Meets Tough Challenges.” Government Engineering. Volume 12, Issue 2. March-April 2015. “Airway.” Public Art Review, February 20, 2015. Tapia, Jair. “A Dialogue of Forms: Interview with Vicki Scuri...” Los Herrajerros, February 17, 2015. Byers, Jim. “Arlington is Aglow With Public Art...Seriously!” Explore Arlington. February 6, 2015. Pinson, Lauren. “A Vibrant Light Garden in the Desert.” The Art Avenue # 12. February 3, 2015. “Light as Art II.” CODAmagazine. January 2015. 2014 Borunda, Daniel. “Airway artwork officially lighted ...” El Paso Times. December 18, 21014. Macz, Brandon. “Sound Transit reveals ... station.” Bellevue Reporter, November 11, 2014. Pirvany, Roze. “Vicki Scuri SiteWorks.” CODAworx/ANIMOTO, October 29, 2014. ARLnow.com. “Art Installation Lights Up Route 50 at Courthouse.” ARLnow, October 27, 2014. Acosta, Emma. “... I-10 project at Airway brings unique beauty.” El Paso Times, October 20, 2014. Fox, Laura. “Touring Arlington’s Eclectic Public Art....” Northern Virginia Magazine, May 2014. Culture Now, Museum Without Walls, “Forceful Personalities,” Volume 4, IssuePage 4, April 30 of 2014.43 Collaborator’s Panel: CODAmagazine: The Art of Place. April, 2014. Vicki Scuri vickiscuri.com Interdisciplinary Design & Public Art Specialist 16218 39th Avenue NE 206 361 5964 studio / fax Lake Forest Park, WA 98155 206 930 1769 cell [email protected]

Image 1 Images 1-3: Arlington Boulevard, Arlington County, VA Date: 2004-2014 (built) Construction Budget: $800,000 for Enhancements Materials: Concrete, Weathering Steel & LED Lighting Height: 30 Feet, Width: 150 Feet, Length: 1,500 Feet Sponsor: Arlington County Project Team: Artist: Vicki Scuri SiteWorks with Alexandr Polzin, Image 2 Engineer: AECOM Transportation Night Image: Roger Foley Awards: 2015 Design Arlington Merit Award, 2015 CODAawards Top 100, “Honor Awardee” 2014-2015 ACEC/MW Engineering Excellence Awards

The native redbud trees that once inhabited the site, now displaced by the highway project, inspire the work. The heart-shaped leaf patterns and their seed pods add form and texture to concrete MSE walls and to two city entryway bridges at Courthouse Road and 10th Street. The leaf patterns are Image 3 developed as sculptural forms with intricate detail and veining. They drape the retaining walls along the site, adding scale while softening the impact of the infrastructure on the once wooded site. Bridge spans are enhanced with laser- cut leaf patterned grills fabricated in weathering steel. These are LED back illuminated with programmable color, reflecting sky tones, transitioning hues over a fifteen-minute loop, to provide interest, movement and memorable landmarks at the entries to Arlington.

Image 4 Images 4 & 5: Airway Gateway, El Paso, TX Date: 2011-2015 (built) Construction Budget: $7.5M for Enhancements Materials: Painted Steel, Corten, Concrete, Stone, LED Lighting, & Landscape Height: 65 Feet, Width: 100 Feet, Length: 2,000 Feet Sponsor: The City of El Paso, CRRMA & TxDOT Project Team: Artist: Vicki Scuri SiteWorks with Alexandr Polzin, Image 5 Engineer: Jacobs Awards: 2015 CODAawards Top 100, Best of the Border, 2014, Public Art, El Paso Times

Airway, fast becoming a landmark and a destination, creates a gateway to the El Paso International Airport and Downtown. Renovating the existing infrastructure, transforming its massive concrete footprint within its site and environment, establishes a new dynamic, introducing ornamented functional wind turbines, illuminated sculptural forms, and sweeping arched planters with windswept patterning and native plants. The result celebrates place and community, reinvigorated and transformed. From dusk until dawn, programmed LED lighting illuminates the site, marking seasons and holidays with colorful displays. The lighting reflects the seasons. Each season is characterized by a color selection: blue and green in Spring; green and orange in Summer; orange and purple in Fall; and purple and blue in Winter. Each show shares the same 52 colors with emphasis on its seasonal hues. Page 31 of 43 Vicki Scuri vickiscuri.com Interdisciplinary Design & Public Art Specialist 16218 39th Avenue NE 206 361 5964 studio / fax Lake Forest Park, WA 98155 206 930 1769 cell [email protected]

Image 6 Images 6 & 7: Macleod Trail, Calgary, Canada Date: 2015-2018 (built) Construction Budget: $500,000 Materials: Steel, Koda XT Polycarbonate, Concrete, Paint, & LED Lighting Height: 35 Feet, Width: 200 Feet, Length: 1,500 Feet Sponsor: City of Calgary Project Team: Artist: Vicki Scuri SiteWorks with Alexandr Polzin, Image 7 Engineer: ISL Engineering Awards: 2019 CODAawards Top 100 2018 CEA Award of Excellence in Transportation

This project enhances two new side-by-side bridges in southern Calgary with grills across their spans and railings above, with two towers marking the pedestrian path. The grills, towers and rails feature laser-cut metal patterning inspired by motion, the sky, the site, and nearby waterways. Our design concept is inspired by the perception of motion, as pedestrians, drivers and cyclists moving through the site, at various speeds, will experience it. The pattern language includes overlapping curves to imply sine waves, relating to the concrete patterning of the MSE walls, created by the design team. At night, the grills and pedestrian towers are illuminated with programmable LED lighting promoting community connectivity with seasons, holidays and place.

Image 8 Images 8-10: East Kellogg Improvement Projects I & II, Wichita, KS Date: 2007-2022 (in construction) Construction Budget: $900,000 for Enhancements Materials: Steel, Concrete, LED Lighting, Landforms, & Greening Height: 65 Feet, Width: 1,000 Feet, Length: 25,000 Feet Sponsor: City of Wichita & KDOT Project Team: Artist: Vicki Scuri SiteWorks with Alexandr Polzin, Image 9 Artist: Kent Williams, Engineer: WSP (formerly Parsons Brinckerhoff) Landscape Architect: Baughman Company

This project features a series of highway interchanges and roadway improvements over five miles of highway. It includes many bridge, wall, lighting, and landscape enhancement opportunities. The design features Wichita’s heritage inspired by flight, wind and prairie. The work involves interdisciplinary collaboration between Vicki Scuri SiteWorks, Parsons Image 10 Brinckerhoff and their sub-consultants. The first segment of the project bid in summer 2015. It includes bridge railings, LED lighting, landscape mounds, and 400,000 sq.ft. of patterned retaining walls that carry wind and prairie motifs. Landscape is re-vegetated prairie with an emphasis on sustainability and rain harvesting. Vicki Scuri SiteWorks is the project lead for aesthetics, authoring the Urban Design and Public Art Master Plans for Projects I and II. The contract documents are fully executed by Parsons Brinckerhoff and its sub-consultants.

Page 32 of 43 BROWARD COUNTY CAPITAL BUDGET Draft 3

PROGRAM PROJECT Public Art and Design Trust Fund Public Art and Design Program  The Broward County Public Art and Design (PAD) Ordinance (1-88) was established to create an enhanced visual environment for the citizens of Broward County, to integrate the design work of artists into the development of County capital improvement projects, and to promote tourism and economic vitality of the County through the artistic design of public places. The Ordinance instituted a requirement for contributions for art funding based on a percentage of eligible cost components for eligible capital improvement projects. The Public Art and Design Ordinance was amended January 25, 2011 requiring functionally integrated public artwork and also providing the option for the Board of County Commissioners to appropriate a public art amount different from the percentage prescribed in the Ordinance, on a project by project basis. The Ordinance was further amended in November 2011 to require the Board of County Commissioners' approval of artist design proposals when the total art budget is $100,000 or more or if the project recommended is a freestanding artwork.

 The allocations for public art provided in the Ordinance are as follows: two percent of eligible County Capital project budget to construct or renovate any park, road beautification, bridge or causeway, sidewalk, bikeway, above grade utility, land acquisition for greenways, and to construct or renovate any building except detention facilities; one percent of highway and arterial road project budgets, except projects in the unincorporated areas. Eligible construction costs means the total capital project appropriation, including engineering and design, less demolition costs, equipment costs, real property acquisition costs and soil remediation costs. Repairs, maintenance and installation of mechanical equipment or modifications required solely for the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) are not eligible for PAD funding.

 The public art allocations fund integrated works of art that create a sense of place, that improve the visual environment for the citizens of Broward County and that advance the missions of the County departments where the projects reside. Commissioned artworks are the result of interaction between selected artists and interested constituent groups during the design stages of the projects.

 Per the Ordinance, a portion of each public art allocation is set aside to fund program support and future conservation of the artwork.

 FY21 Art Projects include: 1)Property Appraiser and Value Adjustment Board's Office ($142,000), 2) Forensic Science Center ($184,000), 3) Broward Sheriff's Office Training Center ($458,000), 4) Port Everglades Exterior Artwork(s) ($175,000), 5) Pooling for Andrews Ave Bridge ($290,000), 6) Everglades Holiday Park ($200,000), 7) Pooling for Tradewinds Park ($84,000), 8)Convention Center Expansion, ($690,000), 9) Pooling for Courthouse Interior and Exterior Artwork(s) ($70,000), 10) Port Everglades Public Art Improvements – one or more projects ($350,000).

 Conservation and Collection Management projects over $10,000 shall include: 1) 2022 Appraisal ($35,000), 2) Central Broward Regional Park "Whirls & Swirls" ($30,000),3) Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport "Lay of the Land" ($60,000), 4) Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport "Florida Current" ($10,000).  Public art allocations funded with unrestricted revenues are transferred to the Public Art Trust Fund; bond, grant, enterprise and other restricted funds remain within their respective agencies. Public art allocations may be pooled for general capital projects. Allocations are pooled at the Airport and Port for public art in highly visible locations..

 Proposed Public Art and Design allocations generated by eligible FY21 capital projects are presented by fund on the next page. The proposed allocations shown are based on the percentages provided in the ordinance. The scope of work for the public art project, project budget, and project location will be determined by the appropriate agencies upon Board approval.

 There are six positions budgeted to administer the program. Five of these positions are budgeted in the Cultural Fund's operating budget, while a sixth position is budgeted in the Aviation Department.

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Website: www.kandyglopez.com Email: [email protected]

CURRICULUM VITAE

EDUCATION

2011- 2014 Florida Atlantic University (MFA - Painting) 2007- 2011 University of South Florida (BFA - Painting & Drawing) 2007 - 2011 University of South Florida (BS - Marketing and Management) 2006- 2007 Maryland Institute College of Art – Attended for 1 year of Undergraduate 2002- 2006 New World School of the Arts – High School Diploma

GRANTS/FELLOWSHIPS/SCHOLARSHIPS

2015 Academic Affairs Professional Development Opportunity Award - Studio Arts, Daytona State College 2014 FAU - Friedland Project Grant 2014 FAU - Advisory Board Graduate Scholarship 2013 FAU Diversity Fellowship 2013 Women In The Visual Art Inc. & The Peter Salvatore Award In Memory Of Gail Salvatore 2013 FAU Friedland Project Grant 2012-2013 FAU Academic Excellence Fellowship 2012-2014 FAU Graduate Grant 2012 Women In The Visual Arts, Inc. Scholarship 2011- 2012 Provost Fellowship – Florida Atlantic University 2009-2011 Exceptional Talent Grant - University of South Florida 2007 NAHS Scholarship - Maryland Institute College of Art 2007 Presidential Scholarship - Maryland Institute College of Art 2007 Ruth Jenkins Bristor Scholarship - Maryland Institute College of Art

SOLO EXHIBITION

2018 (In)Visible, Rev. Jorge A. Sardinas Gallery, St. Thomas University, Miami Fl, Apr. 26 – Sept. 26 2016 Armour, Nova Southeastern University Gallery 217, September 28th – November 15 2015 Still Human, The HUB on Canal Street, New Smyrna Beach, FL. October 3 - November 3 2013 Miami Project, 6th Street Container Gallery, Miami FL, August 16 - September 13

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2020 What's Your Elephant, 1310 Gallery, Fort Lauderdale, FL. August 21 – October 21 2020 Exposed, Exhibition and Fundraiser, Art and Culture Center, Hollywood, Aug. 29 – Sept. 25 2020 Roots of the Spirit, ArtServe, Fort Lauderdale, FL, January 15 – February 27 2019 - present The Humane Experience, Martin & Gail Press Health Professions Division Library, Davie, FL. Sept. 14 2019-2020 Artists Draw Their Studio, Art and Culture Center, Hollywood, FL., Sept. 14 – Jan.5 2019 Sankofa: The Record Extended, The Arts Warehouse, Delray, Fl., Aug 2 - 30 2019 Radio Silence, The Projects Contemporary Art Space, Fat Village, FL. July 27 – Aug. 31

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Page 34 of 43 2019 Reconstructing Identity, The Miami Museum of Contemporary Art of the African Diaspora (Miami MoCAAD), Miami, FL, June 6 – 27 2019 The Other Half of the Sky, Girls Club Collection, Fl., May 24 – September 30 2019 Sankofa: For The Record, Spady Cultural Heritage Museum, FL. March 29- August 17 2019 Concrete & Adrift: On the Poverty Line Exhibition, Alexandria Museum of Art, LA, March 2- June 22 2018 - 2019 Afterglow, The Frank C. Otis Art Gallery, Pembroke Pines, FL., Nov. 15-Jan 26 2018 Pushing the Pull, The Projects space, SPF South Florida, FAT Village, Nov 10 – Dec. 10 2018 Decade: NSU Art + Design Tenth Anniversary Exhibition, NSU Gallery 217, Sept 26-Nov. 9 2018 2018 Florida Biennial, Art & Culture Center, Hollywood, FL. Sept. 14 – Oct. 21 2018 Share My Reel Exhibition, Spady Cultural Heritage, Museum, March 22 – Sept. 27 2017 – 2018 Miami Design District Group Show, Haitian Heritage Museum, Art Week, Dec 5 – April 30 2017 – 2018 Inner Worlds, Cade Art Gallery, Anne Arundel Comm. College, Arnold, MD, Nov. 21- Jan 18 2017 Discrimination & Disparity: Relentlessly Persisting, Spady C. H. Museum, Nov. 25 – Jan 20 2017 3rd Annual Hand Pulled Print Exhibition, Site: Brooklyn, Brooklyn NY, Sep. 22- Oct. 22th 2017 FAEA Member Virtual Exhibition. St. Petersburg Museum of Fine Arts, St. Pete., FL. Oct. 19th 2017 Color, Line and Form Exhibition, Alvin Sherman Library, NSU, Davie, FL., Sep 3rd - Oct 12. 2017 Scratching the Surface, Verum Ultimum Art Gallery, Portland OR, Aug. 12 – Sep. 12th 2017 We the People: Political Art in an Age of Discord, Poughkeepsie NY. July 8 – August 12 2017 Printmaking NOW! Umpqua Valley Art Center, Roseburg, OR, May 5 – June 25 2017 Urban Collage and the Collage City, Feral Factory, Denver CO, Apr.1 – Jun. 26 2017 Needles and Thread, Gallery One Visual Arts Center, Ellensburg, WA, April 7-29 2017 Afro-Luminosity, The ARC – Arts and Recreation Center, FL, March 12 – May 15 2016 -2018 Boca Imaging Center, West Boca Diagnostic Imaging Center, FL, March 12 – Nov. 7 2016 Art of Black, Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau, The Catalina Hotel, Dec 1-4, Art Basel 2016 The Gallery at Westfield Broward, FL., November 11 – December 31 2016 Flip Out, Annex Space at Girls’ Club, FL., June 25 – July 22nd 2016 Immediate Impressions, Rosemary Duffy Larson Gallery, Broward College, Apr 21- May 18 2016 Texas National 2016, Stephen F. Austin University, Nacogdoches, TX, April 9 – June 11 2016 Fantastic Fibers, Yeiser Art Center, Paducah, KY, April 9 – June 4 2016 Breaking the Mold, Cape Cod Museum of Art, Dennis MA, March 31 - June 12 2016 The Mother Goddess, The ARC – Arts and Recreation Center, FL, March 20 – April 15 2016 Press Play, Lincoln Center Fort Collins, CO, March 4 – April 9 2016 Black Lives Matter, Gallery 51- Mass. College of Liberal Arts in North Adams, MA, Feb 4 - 28 2016 Cultural Mosaic, Palm Beach State College, Palm Beach, FL, January 12- February 5th 2015 EXISTENCE, Girls' Club Collection, FL, February 25 - March 3rd 2015 African Diaspora, Palm Beach State College, Eissey Campus, FL. February 17 - March 20 2015 -2016 Daytona State College Faculty Exhibition, FL, February 2 - March 18 2015 The Valdosta National, Valdosta State University, GA, January 20 - February 6 2014 The Art of Wax, Gallery 901, Santa Fe, NM, November 21 - December 30 2014 THE CONDENDERS, Unit 1 - Lake Worth, FL, October 24 - November 2014 Monochrome, Palm Beach County Cultural Council, FL, October 30 - December 6 2014 Sea Rising: A Survey of South Florida Artists, Armory Art Center, FL, Sept. 20 - Oct. 18 2014 Real People, Old Court House Arts Center, Woodstock, IL, August 1-September 28 2014 Art at the Airport Exhibition, Palm Beach International Airport, FL, July 9 - October 8 2014 Confluence, MFA Exhibition, Florida Atlantic University, FL, April 3 - May 23 2013 Atlanta Print Biennial, Erickson Clock Gallery, GA, November 15 - December 7 2013 Interchanges, The Virginia Center for Latin American Art, VA, October 4 - November 4 2013 ROUND HOLE SQUARE PEG QUEER IDENTITY IN THE 21ST CENTURY, NY, August 1 - 3 2013 2nd Annual Women's History Month Art Show, Florida Atlantic University, FL Mar. 4 - Apr. 17 2013 Bayonne Art Circle Members Show, Bayonne Community Museum, NJ, February 8 - 16 2013 Stories on the skin, Florida Atlantic University, FL, January 18 2012 Appropriated Gender, 1310 Gallery, FL, September 15 – October 12 2012 Mammography Art Initiative, Frost Art Museum -Florida International University, Sept. 29 2012 Continuum, Palm Beach County Cultural Council, FL, August 18 – November 10 2012 1st Annual Juried Painting Show, The Art Place Wynwood, FL, July 14 – July 30 2012 61st Annual All Florida Competition & Exhibition, Boca Raton Museum of Art, FL, May 30-Jul. 8

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Page 35 of 43 2012 Armory Art Center, Artistic Visions II – Women In The Visual Arts, FL, March 31- May 2 2012 Nathan D. Rosen Museum Gallery, Boca Raton, FL, March 4- April 15 2012 Palm Beach State College, Art & Life: The Spirit of Haiti, FL, Jan 5 – Feb 10 2011 BymnasiaHerzliya, Plain, Invited Exhibition, November 2011 2011 Young Blood: So Fresh 2011, FL, August 13 - September 3 2011 University of South Florida, SHE, FL, May 2 - 6 2011 University of South Florida, BFA Show – Cluster Fluff, FL, April 25 - May 6 2010 University of South Florida, Bacchanalia, November 15 - 30 2010 University of South Florida, 34th Annual Student Art Exhibition Competition 2010 University of South Florida, Centre Gallery, So You Think You Can Paint? 2008 Washington DC’s Education Building, April-May 2008 Exhibition 2007 Maryland Institute BSU Exhibition 2006 Maryland Institute College of Art Foundation Showcase 2006 Maryland Institute BSU Exhibition 2006 Miami Art Museum Scholastic Exhibition 2006 New World School of the Arts Senior Showcase 2004-2005 Act - So Exhibition 2002-2005 Coconut Groove Arts Festival 2002 Miami Dade County Youth Fair Exhibition 2001 In And Out of Context Exhibition 2001 Miami Dade County Annual Exhibition

INSTALLATIONS

2017- 2018 Shade, Gleason Room & Adrienne Arsht, collaboration with Augusto Soledad, May 24th 2017 & March 31st 2018 2016 Juneteenth Celebration, Old School Square, Delray Beach, FL. June 18th 2014- Present News Journal Center, Daytona Beach, FL. 2014 - Present Florida Atlantic University - Dorothy F. Schmidt Arts & Humanities, Boca Raton, FL.

AWARDS

2018 NSU-CAHSS Recognition Program Award – May 22 2017 International Education Programs Award – Florida Art Education Association, St. Petersburg, FL. 2017 Staff Pick Award, Needles and Thread exhibition, Gallery One Visual Arts Center, WA 2015 Faculty of the Month - February, Daytona State College 2011 FHEAN Certificate of Recognition for Advocacy in the Arts 2010 Bring the Light Rail to USF Competition – 3rd Place 2009-2010 SIEDE Student Fund Award- University of South Florida 2007 Scholastic Art Award - Maryland Institute College of Art 2007 Access for Excellence Award - Maryland Institute College of Art 2007 ACT/SO Maryland Institute College of Art Match 2006 Latino Art Beat National 1st Place Winner 2006 Scholastics Silver Key Portfolio Winner 2006 Scholastics Gold Key Regional Competition 2005 28th Annual National Competition (Act-So) Gold Medalist in Painting for NAACP 2005 Act-So Miami Dade County Gold Medalist in Painting. 2004 Second place Act- So Contest Winner in Photography 2002 Most Successful Art Student 2002 Award of Distinction - Miami Dade County 2001 First in color pencils - Miami Dade County Youth Fair

GUEST SPEAKER/WORKSHOPS

2020 Roots of the Spirit exhibition art talk, ArtServe, February 21, 6-8pm

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Page 36 of 43 2020 Not For Sale, Not Today exhibition conversation – Sacred Space Brunch, Bridge Red Studios, February 16, 12-2pm 2020 Co-facilitator and guest lecturer for YoungArts Foundation, Adrienne Arsht Center, Jan 7th 2019 Environmental Collage workshop, MOCA North Miami, September 21, 11:30-1:30pm 2019 Radio Silence Artist Talk, The Projects Contemporary Art Space, Fat Village, August 29, 7- 8:30pm 2019 Sankofa: For The Record exhibition art talk, Spady Cultural Heritage Museum, August 29, 7- 8:30pm 2019 Transparent Portraiture workshop, The Frank C. Otis Art Gallery, Miami, FL., Jan. 26, 12-2pm 2018 Careers in the Art Lecture Series, The Frank C. Otis Art Gallery, Miami Fl. April 10 at 6:30pm 2018 The Art of Resistance, CAHSS Intellectual Conversation Series, March 15 at 12 pm 2018 Arts (IT) – Innovation Talk, Haitian Heritage Museum, February 22nd, 6-9pm 2018 Panel Discussion, Discrimination and Disparity, Spady Museum, January 6th at 11am 2017 Art Roundtable, Fear the Invisible, NSU Art Museum, November 14 2017 Who Are You? Artist Mentorship Program (AMP) Summer Camp, Florida Atlantic University, June 21-23 2017 Art Talk: A conversation about Afro-Luminosity and the Art of Black Miami – The ARC – Arts and Recreation Center, FL, April 30, 2:00-5:00 pm 2016 Monotype Printing Demo & Walk-and-Talk Lecture, Oct. 12 & Nov. 2, NSU Gallery 217 2016 Youth Cultural Empowerment Program Summer Camp, Spady Museum Arts Workshop, Delray Beach, FL., July 19-21 2016 Spruce Creek High School, Daytona Beach, FL., April 7 2016 Immediate Impressions, Rosemary Duffy Larson Gallery, Broward College, April 21 2016 Portrait Drawing Series, Ormond Memorial Art Museum, Ormond Beach, FL 2016 The Mother Goddess, The ARC – Arts and Recreation Center, FL, March 20 2016 Drawing 101 Series, Ormond Memorial Art Museum, Ormond Beach, FL. 2015 Acrylic Portrait Painting Series, Ormond Memorial Art Museum, Ormond Beach, FL. 2015 Brown Paper Bag Lecture Series - Daytona State College, FL. 2015 Deland Regional Public Library Family Fan Fest, Deland FL 2013 FAU - Professor Vickie Skinner Spring Drawing I class, Boca Raton, FL 2013 Women In The Visual Arts -17 annual Spring Celebration of High School Art, Palm Beach, FL 2013 Women In The Visual Arts Venetian Masquerade - A Fundraiser for the Lynn Travis Stender Art Scholarship Fund

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES

2016 – Present Associate Professor of Art and Design – NOVA Southeastern University Teaching: All foundation courses, Painting I & II, Methods and Materials, Senior Seminar, Art History I & II, Museum Studies, Race in Art - Honors Course 2019 – Present Director of Gallery 217, NOVA Southeastern University 2016 – 2019 Co - Director of Gallery 217, NOVA Southeastern University 2014 - 2016 Assistant Professor in Studio Art - Daytona State College Taught - Painting I, Painting II, Art Appreciation, Design I, Drawing I, Drawing II 2014 - 2016 Co – Director of News Journal Center (DSC) Gallery 2014 Summer Camp Manager/Instructor - Norton Museum of Art Summer Camp Tours - Wheels & Heels: The Big Noise Around Little Toys, June 24 - August 1 2014 Art Instructor - Palm Beach County Boys & Girls Club, June 16 - July 28 2014 Art Instructor - Family Studio/Georgia On My Mind: Georgia O'Keeffe, June 7 2013 PACE Workshop: Farm worker Coordinating Council Instructor - Norton Museum of Art, October 7 - December 9 2013 Sketchbook Thursday Instructor - Norton Museum of Art - Art After Dark Program, August 15 - October 17 2013 Summer Camp Manager/Instructor - Norton Museum of Art Summer Camp Tours - Block by Block: Inventing Amazing Architecture, June 20 - August 2 2012 - 2014 Instructor on record – 2-D Design, Drawing I, Drawing II - Figure Drawing, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton FL 2012 Internship – Dorsch Gallery, Miami FL 2012 Internship – Bernice Steinbaum Gallery, Miami Beach FL

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Page 37 of 43 2012 Internship – Girls’ Club Collection, Ft. Lauderdale FL 2012 Group Lunch Lecture Series Coordinator, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton FL Artists: Sarah Michelle Rupert, Sean Erwin, Juana Valdes, Amy Broderick, Naomi Fisher, Elisabeth Condon, Ernesto Oroza 2011 - 2014 Graduate Teaching Assistantship, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton FL 2011 Artist Assistant for Carol Prusa& Julie Davidow 2010 Internship – Graphic Studio, University of South Florida, Tampa FL

OTHER EXPERIENCES

2013 FAU Master Teacher of The Year Award Selection Committee, Boca Raton, FL 2013 FAU Distinguished Teacher of The Year Award Selection Committee, Boca Raton, FL 2011 - 2014 Office Assistant – Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton FL 2009 - 2011 Office Assistant/Fiscal Assistant/Travel Assistant – University of South Florida, Tampa FL 2009 Receptionist/Artist – New World Medical Center, Miami FL 2007 - 2009 Receptionist/ Artist – University of South Florida, Institute on Black Life, Tampa FL 2008 President’s Assistant/ Receptionist – Intercommunications American Systems, Hollywood FL 2006 - 2007 AV Technician/Receptionist – Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD 2006 Receptionist – R & F Dental Clinic, PA, Miramar FL 2005 Receptionist – BYR Telecommunications, Doral FL 2004 Summer Teaching Assistant – Norland Middle School of the Arts, Opa Locka, FL.

CURATORIAL

2020 2020 Emerging Artist Grant Panel, Creative Pinellas, FL. 2017 – present Annual Art + Design Senior Exhibition, NSU, Davie, Fl. 2016 – present Annual Student Juried Exhibition, Gallery 217 - NSU, Davie, Fl. 2016 - 2017 Retrospective Miami Latino Art Beat Exhibition, Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Brickell, FL 2015 EXISTENCE, Girls' Club Collection, Ft. Lauderdale, FL. 2014 - 2016 Daytona State College's Academic Support Center, DSC Student Exhibitions in Studio Arts Building 2013 Florida Atlantic University 2nd Annual Art Show Celebrating Women's History Month 2012 Continuum Exhibition Coordinator, Palm Beach County Cultural Council FL. 2012 10 x T10 Undergraduate Exhibition, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton FL.

COMMISIONS

2020 Portrait for Irean Smith – Joe Smith 2014 Bluapple Poetry Project - Jason Taylor Foundation 2013 Song portrait for Rolando A Lopez - Song writer 2013 Portrait for R&F Dental (2nd one) 2012 Mammography Art Initiative - Breast Cancer Auction 2012 Portrait of Rapper 6 Cardinal 2012 Portrait of Angela Ceccarelli-Giorsetti 2012 Latinos Are One! Sponsored by McDonalds 2011 Portrait of Lili Hong 2011 Portrait of Ryan Hebda 2011 R&F Dental - Portrait 2010 Portrait of Pae Campusano 2006 R&F Dental - Portrait 2002 Mural Fruit Painting – Norland Middle School

EXHIBITION JUROR

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Page 38 of 43 2020 Juror for the 22nd Annual ArtFest in the Pines, Charles F. Dodge City Center, March 14 2015 Juror for the Yvonne Scarlett Golden Cultural and Educational Center Exhibition, Daytona Beach, FL. 2014 - 2016 Juror for the Annual Spring Student Exhibition, Daytona State College, Daytona Beach, FL.

VOLUNTERRING

2019 – present Annual StoryFest Event - art workshop, Alvin Sherman Library, March 2019, 2020 2018 – present Women Empowerment workshop – American Association of University Women (AAUW), PACE Girls program. Twice a year. 2017 Achieve Miami Summer Art Enrichment Program, Jesse J. McCrary, JR. Elementary School, Miami, July 5 & 6 2017 AARP Foundation and Miami Dolphin 4th Annual Million Meal Pack 2017 Drawing Patch Workshop, Girl’s Scout Troop 10604, March 12 (art instructor) 2016 –Present Recruiter for the Performing and Visual Art Department at NOVA in various workshops 2016 Recruiter for the Visual Arts Department at DSC throughout Volusia County 2015 - 2016 Advisor for the Studio Rats (Art Club) 2015 Daytona Beach Police Department Mural - 10' x 20'. In partnership with Daytona State College and AMI Kids Volusia County 2015 - 2016 HubArt Connection Gallery Search Team Member

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Portfolio available upon request

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Page 41 of 43 2019-2020 SOUTH FLORIDA CULTURAL CONSORTIUM VISUAL & MEDIA ARTISTS GRANT AWARD RECOMMENDATIONS

From Broward County:

A Mereuta Inc (aka Andriana Mereuta) $15,000.00 Hallandale Beach, Florida, 33309

Mereuta lives and works in Hallandale Beach, Florida. Mereuta received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from the University of Moldova and an Associate degree in Photography from the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale. Mereuta’s artistic practice lies in the realm of photography, and her fascination for people, cultures and the environment has shaped her career as a visual storyteller. Mereuta has published work in the Wall Street Journal and Biscayne Times. Recent exhibitions include those at the Sailboat Bend Artist Lofts, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, “Art Festival” Art’s Park Young Circle, Hollywood, Florida, and “Carnival of Colors” at the ACND Gallery, Miami, Florida. Mereuta received the Best Portfolio Award while attending the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale.

Nathalie Victoria Alfonso Juez (aka Nathalie Alfonso) $15,000.00 Coral Springs, Florida, 33076

Nathalie Alfonso lives and works in Coral Springs, Florida. Alfonso received a BFA from Florida International University, where she is a teaching assistant in drawing and sculpture, and an Associate in Arts from Broward College in Davie, Florida. Alfonso completed an MFA from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. Alfonso’s work investigates the economics and impacts of manual labor, physical endurance, and notions of impermanence through drawing, installation, and video. Select exhibitions include those at Marymount University in Washington D.C., Spinello Projects in Miami, Florida, The Art and Culture Center/Hollywood, Hollywood, Florida and La Factoria in Guayaquil, Ecuador. Alfonso received the SUM Award to develop research in Beijing, China at the Central Academy of Fine Arts, and the Jones/Zelle fund from Meadows School of the Arts, in Dallas, Texas.

Shane Eason $15,000.00 Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 33315

Shane Eason lives and work in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Eason received a BFA in Film Production and a minor in Film Studies from the University of Regina, and an MFA in Film Production from Concordia University. He is currently the Multimedia Production Coordinator and an Assistant Professor teaching film production with the School of Communication and Multimedia Studies at Florida Atlantic University. A film and video artist and photographer, Eason’s formal experimental and documentary films are conscience studies in the discourse of abstraction, memory, and identity. Select exhibitions include those at the Vancouver Underground Film Festival Blinding Light Cinema, Vancouver, BC, University of Regina Showcase, Antechamber Art Gallery and Cinematheque, Regina, SK, Twisted Oyster Film and New Media Art Festival, Kefalos Theatre, Kefalonia, Greece. His latest award-winning film project "PAPA" is a feature documentary that chronicles the Ernest "Papa" Hemingway Look-alike Contest annually held in Key West, Florida. Eason has received several awards and grants including the Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema Production Grant, Award for Best Editing of a Documentary, and 5th Annual Madrid International Film Festival Award for Best Story, 5th Annual Madrid International Film Festival. 1

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2021 BROWARD CULTURAL COUNCIL MEETING SCHEDULE

Broward Cultural Council Broward Cultural Council Executive Committee

First Thursday of each month 12 noon** at 12:00 noon * Room TBA *unless otherwise noted WebEx or GC430

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April 1 April 15 May 6

June 3

July - Recess July 15

August - Recess August 19

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Annual Cultural Forum – TBA

December 9* (2nd Thursday) (Art Basel Miami Beach, December 2021)

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