CITY OF INGLEWOOD Parks, Recreation and Community Services

DATE: March 17, 2021

TO: Arts Commission

FROM: Parks, Recreation and Library Services Department

SUBJECT: Receive and File: Hollywood Park/ Sofi Stadium Art Program Process Documents

RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that the Arts Commission Receive and File the Hollywood Park/Sofi Stadium Phase 1 Art Program Process Document, Compliance Report, and related documents submitted in 2020 and 2021 by Hollywood Park Management Company, LLC.

BACKGROUND Inglewood’s Hollywood Park Racetrack closed in December 2013. It was sold to a development consortium and slated as a site for sports, entertainment, and commercial and residential projects. This multi-billion-dollar effort was approved in an all or nothing voter referendum in Spring 2015 that included a variance from the City’s traditional percent for art ordinance.

The provision of public art for Hollywood Park/Sofi Stadium is outlined in the Project Development Agreement (PDA) between the developer and City. The PDA classifies architectural elements that are aesthetic or functional elements designed by a building or landscape architect that are not mass produced but designed to contribute to the architectural identify of the project as public art.

The PDA also includes a commitment of $2 million for Inglewood artists.

“…the art contributions can be aggregated and used to fund larger and more impactful art and art facilities such as a museum or iconic architectural feature of the Stadium creating a singular project identity, and a minimum of $2 million shall be dedicated to commission, acquire and/or display public art directly from local Inglewood artists. The selection of such local art shall be made in consultation with the Inglewood Arts Commission.”

The unique aspects of the development are reflected in sequential plans and supporting documents. These documents define public art, public place, process, budget, cultural programming and public art plans, in ways unique to this project, and the field of public art.

As such, the Arts Commission does not have its traditional authority over the developer’s public art plans, public art works, art sites, art budgets, art content, art definitions, or developers’ expenditures. However, the Commission has the responsibility to provide cultural witness on behalf of the City, as to the developers’ realization of their stated, mutable and ongoing goals,

One W. Manchester Boulevard • Inglewood, CA • 90301 • Phone (310) 412-8750 • Fax (310) 330-5750 • www.cityofinglewood.org especially regarding Inglewood artists’ projects and youth education programs. The Commission’s discussion is vital to ensure recognition and support for local artists, cultural providers and the creative communities across the City of Inglewood.

DISCUSSION With the percent for art ordinance variance, the developer is commended for the effort to enhance the City of Inglewood with public art and spaces. They have submitted separate public art plans for Hollywood Park; Sofi Stadium; and public and private commercial areas of the parks and performance venues.

Demolition and construction has been ongoing for six years, and site improvements are anticipated to continue for another decade in diverse construction projects.

The developer’s timeline has been impacted by months of national pandemic; their commitment to the next Superbowl, in February 2022, is firm.

Several “public art” defined projects have been completed onsite as outlined in the attached Compliance Report. Currently, the commitment to fund $2M in Inglewood artists’ projects remains under development with Inglewood artists’ programming and project funding levels unknown to date as it relates to the developer’s full commitment to Inglewood artists, Inglewood youth education programs and overall community arts and culture.

Consistent with the PDA, an annual Compliance Report is required to be submitted to the City. Staff recommends the Arts Commission Receive and File the 2020 Hollywood Park/Sofi Stadium Phase 1 Art Program Process Document, Compliance Report (covering March 31, 2015 – September 30, 2020), and related documents submitted in 2021 by Hollywood Park Management Company, LLC. Documents previously submitted by the developer in 2018 and 2019 are included for reference.

FISCAL IMPACT: The developer’s project will not impact the Percent for Art Fund. All public art will be realized onsite. The attached Compliance Report reflects $28,929,830.20 expended on public art; $33,610 applies towards the $2 million aggregate amount.

ATTACHMENTS: 1. 2021: Hollywood Park Art Plan – January 13, 2021 Correspondence 2. 2020: Hollywood Park/ Sofi Stadium Phase 1 Art Program Process Document 3. 2020: Compliance Report (covering March 31, 2015-September 30, 2020) 4. 2019: LASED Public Art Program Fact Sheet 5. 2018: LASED Public Art

PRESENTED BY: Sabrina Barnes, Director Helen Lessick, Public Art Consultant

Hollywood Park / SoFi Stadium Phase 1 Art Program Process Document Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION ...... 3

INSPIRATION ...... 4

ARTIST SELELCTION PROCESS FOR PHASE 1 ...... 5

PHASE 1 ART PROGRAM ...... 6

SITE ARTWORKS PERFORMANCE VENUE SoFi STADIUM

PHASE 1 ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES ...... 19

INGLEWOOD ARTIST OUTREACH ...... 25

PUBLIC INFORMATION ABOUT THE ART AND ARCHITECTURE PROGRAM...... 27

INTERACTIVE ART ...... 28

TEMPORARY PUBLIC ART ...... 29

OTHER PUBLIC ART CONTRIBUTION COSTS ...... 30 MAINTENANCE ARTWORK INSTALLATION UNIFORM IDENTIFICATION OF ARTWORK

IMAGE LIST ...... 31

Hollywood Park / SoFi Stadium 2 Phase 1 Art Program Process Document Introduction

he Hollywood Park/SoFi Stadium Tproject (the “Project”) is the subject of a comprehensive Public Art Plan submitted to the City of Inglewood in July 2020 as the foundational document for the Project’s unique art program, to cover the Project’s 300-acre development anticipated to be built out over many years. The Public Art Plan contains a detailed description of the intent for the long-term Project, and should be referred to for further information about the overall vision and goals for the Project. However, the City has asked for details regarding the specific methods and practices employed by the Project staff and consultant teams to select the public art and designate the architectural features that will be completed during the first phase of the Project. Accordingly, this document provides an overview of the art located in Phase 1 of the Project and covers the period since the beginning of construction. All art and architectural projects that will be considered to be part of Phase 1 are expected to be completed by February 2022 when the Stadium is slated to host the 2022 NFL Super Bowl game. There is no specific phasing plan for how build-out will be accomplished. Hereafter, Art Plan compliance information will be submitted annually to the City in the compliance report prepared pursuant to the Figure 1: Rendering of SoFi Stadium and Performance Venue at Hollywood Park by architectural team HKS. Development Agreement.

Hollywood Park / SoFi Stadium 3 Phase 1 Art Program Process Document Inspiration

he first phase public art is comprised of a combination of artworks and architectural features Tselected to be engaging, innovative, and a cohesive part of the whole visitor experience. While guiding principles for the Project include a unified vision of design, a commitment to artistic excellence, intentional flexibility and integration of local artists, the artwork and architecture in Phase 1 will embody the vital identity and values of the Project, elevate the experience of the visitor, and bolster the Project’s and Inglewood’s distinctive sense of place. The public art and architectural features will contribute to the fundamental objective of attracting people to the public areas of the Project and give them a reason to stay and to return. As part of the development of the Phase 1 Art Program, the consultant team met with Project staff, the Project architect HKS and landscape architect Studio MLA to review the primary influences that informed the foundation of the design principles for the overall 300-acre site. Those meetings resulted in a series of documents that were created by the various design team disciplines. This information was provided to all artists who were asked to create preliminary design concepts or proposals for the public spaces. It was important for each artist to understand the unique architectural and landscape design principles that are part of the story of the site, although it was not intended that all artworks relate directly to these core design ideas. Some of these design principles include the following: • Global perspective, global audience. Figure 2: Rendering of River concept incorporated into pedestrian bridge in Lake Park by artist Alex Arrechea. • Regional attributes of Southern California. • Local history of Inglewood and the Hollywood Park/SoFi Stadium site. • Geography, light, and the moderate climate of the coastal and canyon areas. • Forward-thinking approach to design and use of outdoor space. • Some of the most diverse populations of people on the planet. • Embedded stadium with its transparent canopy. • Tectonic shift or “groundswell” that occurred as part of the natural evolution of the region.

Hollywood Park / SoFi Stadium 4 Phase 1 Art Program Process Document Artist Selection Process PHASE 1

HOLLYWOOD PARK DESIGN TEAM

he current Hollywood Park Design Team be designated for inclusion in the Public Art Tis comprised of representatives from Program, and in turn count toward the Public Ownership, Wilson Meany, Legends, HKS Art Contribution. Architects, and Studio MLA Landscape The Curatorial Advisory Committee for the Architects. Additionally, Ownership’s Hollywood Park Public Art Program is comprised appointed program manager is a member of Amanda Hunt, Director of Public Programs of the Hollywood Park Design Team. for the Lucas Museum in Los Angeles (former Representatives from these firms have Director of Education and Public Programs for collaborated on determining the specific the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles), opportunities identified for the site. Over time, Louis Grachos, Executive Director and CEO of the design team representatives will evolve as the Palm Springs Art Museum (former Executive the build-out of the site changes the design Director and CEO of The Contemporary Austin team composition. This body (as it may change in Austin, TX), and Irene Tsatsos, Director of Louis Grachos Irene Tsatsos Amanda Hunt over time) will be the primary authority for Exhibition Programs/Chief Curator of the Armory continued development of the Art Plan and will Center for the Arts in Pasadena. have ongoing oversight of the implementation With respect to the art features on the of the Art Plan. parking structure for the NFL Media Building, Hollywood Park Design Team As part of the Phase 1 Artwork selection Ownership retained an art consultant, Tiffiny The current Hollywood Park Design Team is comprised of process, the Hollywood Park Design Team Lendrum of Lendrum Fine Art, to work in representatives from Ownership, Wilson Meany, Legends, created a committee of three professional conjunction with the architect, Gensler. The HKS Architects, and Studio MLA Landscape Architects. curators with in-depth knowledge of team engaged well-known artist, Ned Kahn, Additionally, Ownerships’s appointed program manager is a established and emerging artists from for a commissioned piece based on his member of the Hollywood Park Design Team. Representatives around the world to help identify qualified kinetic, atmospheric approach, international from these firms collaborated on determining the specific artists for consideration for Hollywood reputation and body of work. His contribution artwork opportunities for the Project. Over time, the Design Park public art projects (the “Curatorial to the Project is a dynamic installation which Team representatives change in keeping with the build-out of Advisory Committee”). A member of the is both exciting and of appropriate scale for the site. Curatorial Advisory Committee in turn its prominent location. Lendrum Fine Art is served on the Hollywood Park Design Team. also working with Ownership to develop the The Hollywood Park Design Team reviewed Phase 1 retail art program, and is reviewing final the artist submittals and the conceptual recommendations for local artists at this time. artwork proposals, and then ranked the artist The Artist Selection Processes implemented submissions and made recommendations to for Phase 1 are consistent with national best Hollywood Park Ownership for selection and practices in the field of public art, including approval of public art pieces. The Hollywood Requests for Proposal (RFP), Limited Park Design Team in consultation with the Invitational, Direct Selection of an Artist, and Curatorial Advisory Committee determined Direct Purchase of Existing Artwork as detailed which architectural features met the criteria further in the July 2020 Art Plan submission. set forth in the Development Agreement to

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PHASE 1 ARTWORKS Forum Completed by February 2022 he ultimate goal for the Phase I Art Program is to enrich the 1 Palm Grove / Alison Saar Texperience of all who come in contact with the initial phase Bronze Sculptture of the Project both day and night by adding value, interest, and Pincay Drive Victory / Pincay Mural / 2 delight to Inglewood residents, Hollywood Park workers, and visitors. Inglewood Artist TBD The collection will represent a diverse, global cross-section of 3 NFL Parking Structure / Ned architectural features, artists and media. The art and architectural Kahn features will be integrated throughout the Hollywood Park campus, 4 Performance Venue Club the Performance Venue, and SoFi Stadium to create inspired Level / Sandeep Mukherjee interactions with the site. Swaps Wall in Lake Park / 5 Albert Stewart, Swaps SITE ARTWORKS 1 Sculpture Installation Design In addition to their intrinsic value as art and their role in promoting the /Christine Beniston region’s values and culture, the components of the Hollywood Park 6 Lake Park Bridges / Alex public art collection also will serve a subtle yet important wayfinding Arrechea function, reinforcing how people orient themselves and navigate the 7 Lake Park Seating Area / site. Artwork for Phase 1 is located throughout Hollywood Park based Maren Hassinger on considerations of how the public will use the initial phase of the 8 Retail Plaza at Lake Park / Artist TBD Project, how many people will pass by or through Hollywood Park on a 3 4 daily basis, visual and physical accessibility of areas within Hollywood Park during the day and at night, and how best to create a cohesive 2 experience for the visitor. 5 With a focus on global and local artists, the public art collection will 6 6 celebrate the international nature and diversity of the Los Angeles 7 area. It also emphasizes significant, high-impact projects rather than numerous small-scale artworks scattered throughout the site. PERFORMANCE VENUE 8

Artwork for the 6,000 seat Performance Venue is located where Ave Prairie visitors congregate and where the public is most likely to see it from outside the facility. Commissions of permanent artwork include the architectural integration of art as a functional feature, original artwork N digitally reproduced at a large scale, and a large-scale indoor/outdoor artwork highly visible to pedestrians walking to and from Lake Park. SOFI STADIUM Art for SoFi Stadium is intended to provide a museum-level art experience for visitors to the region’s newest cultural destination. The primary focus is the celebration of Los Angeles area artists whose artwork reflects the unique lifestyle, history, and diversity of Century Blvd. Los Angeles County. Above — Figure 3: Map of stadium and park area showing locations for Phase 1 artworks

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Alison Saar

Palm Grove

SELECTION PROCESS: Direct Purchase of Existing Work SELECTED ARTIST: Alison Saar INSTALLATION BY Fall/Winter 2020

b. 1956 in Los Angeles Lives in Los Angeles

SELECT COLLECTIONS Baltimore Art Museum, MD Frederick Weisman Foundation, Los Angeles High Museum, Atlanta Hirshorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, DC

Los Angeles County Museum of Art, CA Above — Figure 4: Sculpture Placement Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Museum of Fine Arts Houston, TX Museum of Modern Art, New York National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Walker Art Center, Minneapolis Whitney Museum of American Art, New York Above — Figure 5: PURCHASED ARTWORK: Summer, 2011, Bronze

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Alexandre Arrechea

Lake Park Bridges

SELECTION PROCESS: RFP SELECTED ARTIST: Alexandre Arrechea INSTALLATION BY end of 2021

b. 1970 in Trinidad, Cuba Lives in New York

SELECT COLLECTIONS MAM Museuo de Arte de Miami, FL Figures 6–8: Rendering of Ripple concept developed by artist Whitney Museum of American Art, New York Alex Arrechea to be incorporated into the pedestrian bridge Centro de Arte Contemporaneo Reina Sofia, closest to the Lake Park trellis and Swaps installation. Madrid Centro Cultural Arte Contemporaneo A.C., Mexico City Daros Collection, Zurich Frederick Weissman Foundation, Beverly Hills Los Angeles County Museum of Art, CA Museum of Modern Art, New York Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Havana Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego

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Lake Park Bridges (cont.)

SELECTION PROCESS: RFP SELECTED ARTIST: Alexandre Arrechea INSTALLATION BY end of 2021

Figures 9–11: Rendering of River concept developed by artist Alex Arrechea to be incorporated into the pedestrian bridge closest to the Lake Park cascading water feature.

Above — Figure 12: Location of Bridges

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Maren Hassinger

Lake Park Seating

SELECTION PROCESS: RFP SELECTED ARTIST: Maren Hassinger INSTALLATION BY Winter 2020/21

Below — Figure 13: Renderings of Lake Park Seating areas concept developed by artist Maren Hassinger.

b. 1947 in Los Angeles Lives in New York City

Above — Figure 18: Map of Lake Park Seating area. SELECT COLLECTIONS Hammer Museum, Los Angeles Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture, Baltimore California African American Museum, Los Angeles Portland Museum of Art, OR Studio Museum in Harlem, New York San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Above — Figure 14: GARDEN OF COLOR Above — Figure 15: GARDEN OF SCENT Above — Figure 16 - GARDEN (Seeing) Seating and Landscape. (Memory) Seating and Landscape. OF SOUND (Water and Wind) Seating and Landscape. Above — Figure 17: Installation image of cable artworks created by Maren Hassinger.

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Christie Beniston

Swaps Installation and Design for New Placement

ORIGINAL ARTWORK: Albert Stewart Above — Figure 19: The Win SELECTION PROCESS: Direct Selection Christie Beniston’s concept for the new placement of Swaps is a visual representation of the 1955 Kentucky Derby Race. A field of ten horses ran in the race. Willy Shoemaker was the winning jockey and is shown riding “up” in the SELECTED ARTIST FOR INSTALLATION DESIGN: saddle. The final half-mile in the race was the fastest on record and after returning to his home state of California, Christie Beniston Swaps delivered a series of record-setting performances that no other horse has matched. INSTALLATION BY Fall/Winter 2020/21 b. 1961 in Newport Beach, CA Right — Figure 20: Lives in Solana Beach, CA Winners Circle, Located beneath sculpture and SELECT COLLECTIONS Integrated into hardscape. The Sorrento Pointe, San Diego circle lists the many races that Lucille Packard Children’s Hospital, Palo Alto, CA Swaps won as Victoria Gardens, Rancho Cucamonga, CA part of his long career. Monrovia Maintenance and Operation Facility, Metro Gold Line, CA Above —Figure 22 — and Scripps Encinitas Hospital, Encinitas, CA Right — Figure 23: Swaps Miramonte Winery, Temecula, CA at Hollywood Park, 1960, Original bronze created by artist Albert Stewart.

Above — Figure 21: Map of Sculpture Placement

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Ned Kahn

MU4 Parking Structure Process overseen by Lendrum Fine Art

SELECTION PROCESS: Limited Invitational SELECTED ARTIST: Ned Kahn INSTALLATION Fall/Winter 2020/2021

Left , Figure 24: Rendering of MU4 Parking Structure concept developed by artist Ned Kahn.

b. 1960 in Connecticut Left — Figure 25: Image of a section of the Lives in Sebastopol, CA prototype. Below — Figure 26: Rendering of the concept as it will appear on the west side of the MU4 SELECT PUBLIC ART COMMISSIONS Parking Structure. Brookfield Place, Perth, Australia Denver International Airport, Denver Crossroads School, Santa Monica Salesforce Transit Center, San Francisco Montedoro Center, Muggia, Italy MBC Waikiki, Hawaii Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis Lakeshore Parking Structure, Irvine

Above — Figure 27: Map of Artwork Placement.

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Bhavna Mehta

Performance Venue — VIP Club Screen & Wall Panels

SELECTION PROCESS: RFP SELECTED ARTIST: Bhavna Mehta INSTALLATION BY SPRING 2021 / Interior Placement

b. 1967 in Ahmednagar, India Lives in San Diego

SELECT EXHIBITIONS Timkin Museum, San Diego New Americas Museum, San Diego Oceanside Museum of Art, CA

Coagula Curatorial, Los Angeles Top — Figure 28: Rendering of wall artwork concept San Diego Mesa College Art Gallery developed by artist Bhavna Mehta for VIP area in Club Level at Performance Venue. Greater Reston Arts Center, VA Center — Figure 29 — and above — Figure 30: San Diego Art Institute Conceptual designs developed by artist Bhavna Mehta for wall art. Athenaeum Music & Arts Library, La Jolla, CA Above — Figure 31: Rendering of interior sliding screen artwork concept developed by artist Bhavna Mehta.

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Sandeep Mukherjee

Performance Venue — Exterior Club Level

SELECTION PROCESS: RFP SELECTED ARTIST: Sandeep Mukherjee INSTALLATION BY Spring 2021

Left — Figure 32 — and above — Figure 33: Renderings showing location of artwork. Art panels are located in the interior at the Club Level of the Performance Venue, and highly visible to the public space outside of the building. b. 1964 in Pune, India Lives in Los Angeles

SELECT COLLECTIONS Museum of Modern Art, New York Los Angeles County Museum of Art, CA Hammer Museum, Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles Jumex Collection, Mexico City Kiren Nadar Museum of Art, New Delhi San Jose Museum of Art, CA Portland Art Museum, OR Orange County Museum of Art, Newport Beach, CA Above — Figure 34 — and right — Figure 35: Images of previous installations created by artist Sandeep Mukherjee using a variety of materials and processes.

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Calida Garcia Rawles

Performance Venue — Plaza Level Balcony Stair Wall

SELECTION PROCESS: Limited Invitational / Two Inglewood Artists SELECTED ARTIST: Calida Garcia Rawles, Inglewood Artist INSTALLATION BY Spring 2021

b. 1957 in Spokane, WA Lives in Inglewood

SELECT EXHIBITIONS Los Angles County Museum of Art San Francisco Arts Commission Walter Maciel Gallery, Los Angeles Above — Figure 36 — and right — Figure 37: Rendering Rush Arts Gallery, New York of existing painting used to illustrate concept as a Above — Figure 38: Map of Artwork Placement. Various Small Fires, Los Angeles placeholder only; different Mural is located in the balcony area on the interior composition of one or two Frieze Los Angeles Art Fair 2020 of the Performance Venue and is visible from figures will be featured in outside of building. Note: Created the painting for the book cover final artwork. of The Water Dancer by Ta-Nehisi Coates

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Erik den Breejen

Performance Venue Elevator Interiors Process overseen by Lendrum Fine Art

SELECTION PROCESS: Direct Selection SELECTED ARTIST: Erik Ven Breejan INSTALLATION BY Summer 2020 / Interior Stadium Placement

Above — Figure 40: Schematic drawing of the artwork within elevator cab. b. 1976 in Berkeley Lives in Brooklyn Left — Figure 39: Image of the artwork for the Performance Venue elevator. SELECT COLLECTIONS These text based PS 24, Flushing, Queens works relate to LA neighborhoods and Wythe Hotel, Brooklyn districts. Atlantic Records HQ, New York Rag and Bone, New York

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Katie Shapiro

SoFi Stadium Elevator Interiors Process overseen by Lendrum Fine Art

SELECTION PROCESS: Direct Selection SELECTED ARTIST: Katie Shapiro INSTALLATION BY Summer 2020 / Interior Stadium Placement

b. 1983 in Los Angeles Lives in Los Angeles

SELECT COLLECTIONS The Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens, San Marino, CA

RESIDENCIES 2018 Bullseye Glass Artist in Residence Figure 41, 42, 43, 44: Images of the artworks located in SoFi 2015 Banff Centre Artist in Residence (BAiR) Stadium elevators. LA urban and natural landscapes; photography augmented by transparent lighting gel overlays created by artist Katie Shapiro.

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Erik den Breejen

SoFi Stadium Elevator Interiors Process overseen by Lendrum Fine Art

SELECTION PROCESS: Direct Selection SELECTED ARTIST: Erik Ven Breejan INSTALLATION BY Summer 2020 / Interior Stadium Placement

Above — Figure 47: Schematic drawing of the artwork within elevator cab.

b. 1976 in Berkeley Lives in Brooklyn

SELECT COLLECTIONS PS 24, Flushing, Queens Wythe Hotel, Brooklyn Atlantic Records HQ, New York Rag and Bone, New York

Above — Figure 46 — and right — Figure 46: Image of the artwork for the stadium elevators. These text based works relate to LA neighborhoods and districts.

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Forum PHASE 1 ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES ursuant to the Development Agreement, certain Completed by February 2022 Pincay Drive architectural features of the site have been selected and P 1 Ribbon Fence enhanced, and elevated to the status of public art. Such public art may include architectural elements, including aesthetic Stone Slabs at Roof 1 2 2 and functional elements or decorative and ornamental Touchdown features, pursuant to the criteria set forth in Section 16.14 of Precast Concrete Relief 2 3 Planter Walls in Inner Loop the Development Agreement, so long as such elements are Road not mass produced and have been designed in furtherance of 1 4 Ceremonial Steps and creating unique architectural identity for the Project. 3 Seat Walls The architectural features of the site will be bespoke elements 5 Plaza Water Feature of design, aesthetically engaging and will serve functional as well as ornamental purposes. Exterior landscape architecture 6 Lake Park Cascading Water 1 Feature at the site will carve out meeting spaces, seating areas, 10 and public plazas that are visually pleasing and inviting 4 5 7 Lake Park Overlook to community members and visitors. Examples of these 10 architectural features include but are not limited to the Lake 8 Bridges near Lake Park/ Park Overlook, Ribbon Fencing, Trellis, and Stone Sculptures at Arroyo the VIP Roundabouts. 2 9 Lake Park Trellis 6 8 9 10 Stone Sculpture at VIP Roundabouts

7 Prairie Ave Prairie

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Century Blvd. Above — Figure 48: Map of Project showing locations of architectural features.

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Above — Figure 49: Image of Ribbon Fence.

Above — Figure 50 and right — Figure 51: Images of Stone Slabs at points where canopy roof touches the ground.

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Right and below — Figure 52: Precast Concrete Relief Planter Walls/Benches between Stadium and Loop Road.

Above — Figure 53: Rendering created by Studio MLA of Ceremonial Steps, Seat Walls and Plaza Water Feature.

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Right — Figure 54: Lake Park Cascading Water Feature.

Left — Figure 55 — and above — Figure 56: Images of Lake Park Overlook.

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Left — Figure 57 — and above — Below — Figure 59: Lake Park Trellis Figure 58: Pedestrian Bridges adjacent to lake in Lake Park and Arroyo.

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Above and right — Figure 60: Stone Sculptures at VIP Roundabouts.

Hollywood Park / SoFi Stadium 24 Phase 1 Art Program Process Document Inglewood Artist Outreach

t is important to foster a long-term Irelationship with artists who live or work in Inglewood, for Phase I and all subsequent phases of the Art Plan. As previously stated, the Development Agreement between Ownership and the City provides that an aggregate amount of $2,000,000 from the public art contribution will be dedicated to commission, acquire, and/or display public art directly from local Inglewood artists, in all forms including temporary and performative, over the thirty- year term of the Project. Further, both the

Project Owner and the City acknowledged Left — Figure 62: Image in the Development Agreement specific from studio visit with artist objectives with regard to such local public art Christopher Jun. funding: (i) impacting the lives of Inglewood Above — Figure 61: Image from studio visit with artist Minna Phillips. youth through providing programming and funding opportunities for Inglewood artists and local not-for-profit agencies serving youth, (ii) collaboration with not-for-profit organizations based artists and non-profit arts organizations. Part of the commitment to Inglewood and businesses that support the City’s efforts To date, more than 50 individual and non-profit artists includes a $20,000 grant to build a healthy arts infrastructure, and (iii) organizations have registered. The RFQ will to an Inglewood artist or group to art and architecture that celebrate both the remain open for submission, which is free of establish a non-profit or develop a City’s rich cultural past and its modern identity charge, through May of 2021. plan in collaboration with the artist going forward. In November and December 2019, consultants community to propose ideas for To accomplish the stated goal of the Lesley Elwood and Gail Goldman conducted innovative partnerships with the Development Agreement, qualified artists 45 individual studio visits with Inglewood stakeholders at Hollywood Park / SoFi who live or work in Inglewood have been and artists. This database of artists will continue to Stadium. The Hollywood Park Design will continue to be considered for permanent inform the selection of artists and non-profit Team and Public Art Consultants will and temporary artworks commissioned for organizations that will be part of permanent work with the individual or group as they develop the not-for-profit organization Above — Figure 63: Image from studio visit with the Project. artwork temporary installations, and artist Antonia Porter. and/or plan which may include hosting an To assist with reaching a broad spectrum performance based events at the Project. event at the Project. throughout the Inglewood arts community, Additionally, a number of the planned artworks in May 2019, the consultant team developed for the retail parcel, conceptual designs for Workshops and lectures may be offered a Request for Qualifications for an Inglewood which are currently under review by Ownership to Inglewood artists to support, launch, Artist and Non-Profit Arts Organization in collaboration with Lendrum Fine Art, will be and sustain successful careers. Through Registry. This was targeted towards Inglewood created by Inglewood artists. workshops and lectures, artists can learn best

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Definition of an Inglewood Artist The Inglewood Arts Commission and staff were solicited for input on the definition of an Inglewood-based artist. It was determined that the definition needs to be consistent with the Inglewood Growing Artists Projects (IGAP) qualifications, which states that the artist must reside or have a business or studio in Inglewood.

Above — Figure 64: Youth Orchestra Los Angeles — YOLA — will be opening a facility in Inglewood in the coming months and will be one of the potential partners as part of the investment in Inglewood artists and non-profit arts organizations.

practices in the business of being a public art artist and attend how-to sessions about responding to Requests for Qualification, Requests for Proposals, understanding application processes and contract issues, forming collaborations, and other relevant issues. In addition, established artists commissioned for Hollywood Park public art projects can conduct workshops and make presentations to Inglewood artists and the community at large.

Above — Figure 65: Inglewood artist Shelley Heffler during the Inglewood Open Studios event.

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Digital Resources Hollywood Park / SoFi Stadium will develop a website and mobile app for site navigation and information. This will include pictures, videos, and information on the architecture and art at the site.

s part of a coordinated effort by the about the public art program. In order to notify Project for hosting birthday parties, weddings, AHollywood Park communications team, the general public of access to amenities family reunions, and community events. A front there are several media strategies that will be and the larger site, the Hollywood Park / SoFi end reservation system is under development utilized to promote the Project’s public art Stadium team intends to develop website by the programming and events teams. collection and cultural programming events to capability for a dynamic online calendar Hollywood Park / SoFi Stadium will develop keep the community engaged and informed. of events for the Project. This calendar a mobile app for site navigation and By building a regular program of interactional may include special tours of the public art information. This will include images of the educational and promotional activities, collection and a variety of free events in public public art collection with links providing a sense of community ownership can be spaces. These events may include interviews more information about the artists within the instilled and cultivated. These activities can with artists in the visual and performing arts, collection. This navigation app will include generate broader community appreciation of talks by designers and others championing up-to-date information on cultural activities the arts at Hollywood Park and recognition of arts and culture at Hollywood Park, images of and parallel information that will appear on the the contribution public art makes in creating public art in progress, performance dates, and Hollywood Park website. meaningful places. other public events. The online calendar and

A dedicated page on the Community portal program guide will also include information for of the Project website will display information proposed reservation of public spaces at the

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hile the larger Public Art Plan Wcontemplates interactive art experiences that will be featured over the life of the public art program, no interactive art is planned for Phase 1. The Hollywood Park Design Team will examine opportunities for interactive art in subsequent phases of the public art program.

Above — Figure 66: Magic Carpets (video projection), Miguel Chavalier, 2016, Milton Keynes, England (temporary installation).

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imilarly, no temporary public art is Splanned for Phase 1. Rather, Phase 1 is comprised of a combination of architectural features and permanent artworks. Oversight authority of temporary art and programming in subsequent phases shall be consistent with that of permanent public art, such that the Hollywood Park Design Team, Curatorial Advisory Committee, and Ownership’s appointed program manager will collaborate as to procurement, scheduling, funding, staffing, installation and removal of temporary art programs, as applicable. Left — Figure 67: Everywhere in Between (video projection), Kate Johnson, 2015, Santa Monica, CA (temporary installation).

Above — Figure 68: YouTube Play: A Biennial of Creative Video, Various Artists, 2010, Guggenheim Museum, New York, (temporary installation)

Hollywood Park / SoFi Stadium 29 Phase 1 Art Program Process Document Other Public Art Contribution Costs

MAINTENANCE create a digital archive on each commissioned A portion of the Public Art Contribution will and acquired artwork for Hollywood Park. be earmarked for on-going maintenance as Artwork that is purchased for the Hollywood well as long term repair and replacement of Park collection will receive a thorough public artwork and architectural features at inspection and condition report by RLA prior to the Project. A replacement reserve of up to 5% final purchase. These “Methods and Materials” of the total contribution may be earmarked review process will identify all materials, for long term repair and replacement in sources, proposed fabrication processes, addition to annual maintenance, insurance, coatings, siting requirements, and vulnerability and conservation review costs. This reserve to damage. would be included in the aggregate public ARTWORK INSTALLATION art contribution as contemplated in the In addition, expenses of installation, including Development Agreement. In the event but not limited to transportation and installation artwork needs to be relocated, removed, fees, will be allocated from the Project’s public or stored as the Project evolves, or to art contribution. Costs for insurance, mountings, accommodate another need, Project pedestals, bases, foundations, subterranean representatives will identify alternative equipment, artist interview expenses, lighting locations or arrange for storage of certain artwork, utility fees for art pieces with water or works in consultation with the artist. electrical features, identification plaques, and For each piece of public art acquired pursuant dedication ceremonies, among other expenses, to the Art Plan, the Hollywood Park Design are included. Team will obtain instructions for the care, UNIFORM IDENTIFICATION OF ARTWORK Above — Figure 69: Swaps Statue, Hollywood cleaning and maintenance of each piece. In Park, Albert Stewart, 1960, Inglewood, CA The Project representative will strive to create addition, the Hollywood Park Design Team a unifying system for identifying the artwork Left — Figure 70: may have conservation experts examine the at Hollywood Park. As part of the public art Lesley Elwood and public art from time to time to determine if Rosa Lowinger contribution, guide maps, visible plaques any additional care, cleaning or maintenance is inspecting History with artist attribution, audio aids, video of Transportation needed for any of the public art or architectural documentation, navigation app, and creative mural panels during features. Proactively addressing maintenance conservation repair. and informative signage will be considered. and conservation needs of each permanently sited artwork is key to the long-term viability of the Hollywood Park art collection. For Phase I, Rosa Lowinger and Associates (RLA) has been retained by the consultant teams to review all proposals for artwork and to

Hollywood Park / SoFi Stadium 30 Phase 1 Art Program Process Document Image List

Cover: Left to Right — Figure 16 — GARDEN OF SOUND (Water and Wind) Figure 36, 37 — Rendering of existing painting used Figure 60 — Stone Sculptures at VIP Roundabouts. Rendering of sliding screen panel developed by Seating and Landscape. to illustrate concept as a placeholder only; Figure 61 — Image taken from studio visit with artist artist Bhavna Mehta for interior Club Level VIP Figure 17 — Installation image of cable artworks different composition of one or two figures will Minna Phillips. room in Performance Venue. be featured in final artwork. created by Maren Hassinger. Figure 62 — Image taken from studio visit with artist Image of stone sculpture area designed by Figure 18 — Map of Lake Park Seating area. Figure 38 — Map of Artwork Placement. Mural is Christopher Jun. Studio MLA for VIP roundabouts. placed in the balcony area on the inside of the Figure 19 — The Win Figure 63 — Image taken from studio visit with artist Rendering of River concept developed by Performance Venue. Mural is visible from outside This concept is a visual representation of the 1955 Antonia Porter. artist Alex Arrechea to be incorporated into the of building. pedestrian bridge closest to the Lake. Kentucky Derby Race. Figure 64 — Youth Orchestra Los Angeles — YOLA Figure 39 — Image of the artwork for the Image of Lake Park Overlook area designed by Studio Figure 20 — Winners Circle, Located beneath — will be opening a facility in Inglewood in the Performance Venue elevator. These text based MLA and located on the South side of the Lake. sculpture, and Integrated into hardscape. The coming months and will be one of the potential works relate to LA neighborhoods and districts. Detail image of Summer sculpture by artist Alison circle lists the many races which SWAPS won as partners as part of the investment in Inglewood Saar. Artwork to be located in the Palm Grove at part of his long career. Figure 40 — Schematic drawing of the artwork within artists and non-profits in the City. elevator cab. the site. Figure 21 — Map of Sculpture Placement Figure 65 — Inglewood Artist Shelley Heffler during Figure 41, 42, 43, 44 — Image of the artworks Figure 1 — Rendering of Stadium and Performance Figure 22, 23 — Images of Swaps at Hollywood Park, the Inglewood Open Studios event. located in Stadium elevators. LA urban and Venue at Hollywood Park by architectural team 1960, Original bronze created by artist Albert Figure 66 — Image of Magic Carpets (video natural landscapes; photography augmented by HKS. Stewart. projection), Miguel Chavalier, 2016, Milton transparent lighting gel overlays created by artist Figure 2 — Rendering of River sculpture incorporated Keynes, England, UK (temporary installation.) Figure 24 — Rendering of MU4 Parking Structure Katie Shapiro. into pedestrian bridge in Lake Park by artist Alex concept developed by artist Ned Kahn. Figure 67 — Image of Everywhere in Between (video Figure 45, 46 — Image of the artwork for the Stadium Arrechea. projection), Kate Johnson, 2015, Santa Monica, Figure 25, 26 — Image of a section of the prototype Elevators. These text based works relating to LA Figure 3 — Map of stadium and park area showing CA (temporary installation.) and Rendering of the installation of the artwork neighborhoods and districts. locations for Phase 1 Artworks on the west side of the MU4 Parking Structure. Figure 68 — Image from YouTube Play: A Biennial of Figure 47 — Schematic drawing of the artwork within Figure 4 — Sculpture Placement Creative Video, Various Artists, 2010, New York, Figure 27 — Map of Artwork Placement. elevator cab. Figure 5 — PURCHASED ARTWORK: Summer, 2011, NY (temporary installation.) Figure 28 — Rendering at wall artwork concepts Figure 48 — Map of stadium area showing locations Bronze Figure 69 — Swaps Statue, Hollywood Park, Albert developed by artist Bhavna Mehta. of architectural features. Figure 6, 7, 8 — Rendering of Ripple concept Stewart, 1960, Inglewood, CA Figure 29, 30 — Sketches of conceptual designs Figure 49 — Image of Ribbon Fence. developed by artist Alex Arrechea to be developed by artist Bhavna Mehta for sliding Figure 70 — Lesley Elwood and Rosa Lowinger Figure 50, 51 — Image of Stone Slabs at Roof Touch- incorporated into the pedestrian bridge closest screen and wall art within VIP area at Club Level in inspecting History of Transportation mural down points. to trellis and SWAPS installation. Performance Venue. panels during conservation repair. Figure 52 — Precast Concrete Relief Planter Walls Figure 9, 10, 11 — Rendering of River concept Figure 31 — Rendering of interior sliding screen Inner Loop Road. developed by artist Alex Arrechea to be artwork concept developed by artist Bhavna incorporated into the pedestrian bridge closest Mehta. Figure 53 — Ceremonial Steps and Seat Walls and to cascading water feature in Lake Park. Plaza Water Feature. Figure 32, 33 — Renderings showing location of Figure 12 — Bridge Placements artwork. Art panels are interior at the Club Level Figure 54 — Lake Park Cascading Water Feature. Figure 13 — Renderings of Lake Park Seating areas of the Performance Venue, but highly visible to Figure 55, 56 — Images of Lake Park Overlook. concept developed by artist Maren Hassinger. the public space outside of the building. Figure 57, 58 — Pedestrian Bridges, near Lake in Lake Figure 14 — GARDEN OF COLOR (Seeing) Seating Figure 34, 35 — Images of previous installations Park and Arroyo. and Landscape. created by the artist using a variety of materials Figure 59 — Lake Park Trellis Figure 15 — GARDEN OF SCENT (Memory) Seating and processes. and Landscape.

Hollywood Park / SoFi Stadium 31 Phase 1 Art Program Process Document Hollywood Park Public Art Consultant Team

Elwood and Associates, Inc. Gail M. Goldman Associates ART PLAN STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE FOR THE PERIOD FROM MARCH 31, 2015 TO SEPTEMBER 30, 2020

Section 16.14 of the Amended andRestated Development Agreement - Hollywood Park Ordinance No. 15-10 (the "Development Agreement") governs the implementation of the public art program (the "Public Art Program") at the Hollywood Park stadium and entertainment district (the"Project"). Section 11-140 of the Inglewood Municipal Code codifiedthe "Percent forArt" ordinance. Pursuant to the Development Agreement, ownership must comply with Section 11-140 by calculating, concurrentlywith the City oflnglewood' s (the "City") issuance of any building permit, theamount of the public art contribution that would otherwise be due pursuant to Section 11-140 with respect to new improvements, based upon the valuation indicated on the applicable building permit (the "Public Art Contribution").As part of the annual compliance review for the Development Agreement, or more frequentlyas the parties may determine necessary, ownership and the City shall meet and conferto review when and how ownership has satisfiedor intends to satisfy the amount of Public Art Contributionobliga tions accrued to date in accordance with Section 16.14 of the Development Agreement and the SpecificPlan. This Statement of Compliance shall be armually preparedto facilitate the City's review of ownership's compliance with thePublic Art Program.

[Please see charts attached]

I A. CALCULATIONOF PUBLIC ARTCONTRIBUTION

Per the terms of theHoll ywood ParkDevelopment Agreement, the Public ArtProgram requiresthat one percent (1 %) of the Project's new non-residential construction costs, based upon the valuation indicatedin each applicable building permit, be contributedto fundpublic artconsistent with the Project's Public ArtPlan. The below Chart A details thebuilding permits issued fornew non-residential development at theHoll ywood ParkProject site for this compliance year and calculates the associated aggregate required Public ArtContribution accumulated to date.

CHART A- COMMERCIAL BUILDINGPERMIT LOG -AGGREGATE PUBLIC ART CONTRIBUTION

Non-Residential Valuation I% Calculation- Date of Comments indicatedon BuildingPermit Titleof Building Description ofWork Public Art Number Issuance BuildingPermit Contribution ($) ($)

#1. Building/Structur CZ - Construction of 713212 1/31/2019 Project Permit e Building/Structure $0.00

#2. Office BLDIS-01488 Tower/Studio Foundation 2/5/2019 BuildingPermit $17,360,000.00 $ I 73,600.00 Sunnort/Studio

#3. Construction and Office CDD-19-EST-000016 Construction of Demolition Tower/Studio 2/12/2019 - $0.00 (!9CAP-00000002) Building/Structure Diversion Support/Studio PermitAnnlication

#4. Office BLDIS-00111 Tower/Studio Temp Shoring 3/11/2019 Building Permit $300,000.00 $3,000.00 Sunnort/Studio

#5. Office Excavation/ Grading of BLDIS-01491 Tower/Studio 3/11/2019 Grading Permit - Basement $0.00 Sunnort/Studio

#6. Office Plumbing Underground BLD19-01434 4/3/2019 Plumbing Permit - $0.00 Tower/Studio Utilitv Piping

2 Non-Residential Valuation 1 % Calculation- Date of Comments indicated on BuildingPermit Ti:tle ofBuilding Description of Work PublicArt Number Issuance BuildingPermit Contribution ($) ($)

#7. Building Sewer Connections BLD19-01492 OfficeTower 4/3/2019 Sewer Permit - at PL $0.00

#8. ElectricalUnderground BLD19-00642 Underground 4/22/2019 Electrical Permit - Utilities $0.00

#9. BLDI9-02336 Temp Power 6/31/2019 ElectricalPermit - $0.00

#10. Temp Construction Pankow BLD19-02717 7/22/2019 Building Permit Trailer $51,934.00 $519.34

#11. Temp ConstructionOwner & BLD19-03503 8/27/2019 Building Permit $13,000.00 $130.00 InspectorTrailer

#12. Studio Support BLD19-02612 Studio Support Building 9/10/2019 BuildingPermit Buildino: $5,122,617.00 $51,226.17

#13. BLD19-026 I 4 Studio Studio 9/10/2019 BuildingPermit $4,574,490.00 $45,744.90

#14. Office Story BLD I 9-026 I 5 OfficeBuilding 9/10/2019 BuildingPermit $68,168,448.00 $681,684.48 Building

#15. BLD19-02620 Site Site 9/10/2019 BuildingPermit $3,668,845.00 $36,688.45

#16. BLD19-03812 Site Site 9/16/2019 Electrical Permit - $0.00

#17. BLD19-03813 Site Site 9/16/2019 Plumbing Permit - $0.00

#18. BLD19-03814 OfficeBuilding OfficeBuilding 9/16/2019 HVACPermit - $0.00

#19. BLD19-03819 OfficeBuilding OfficeBuilding 9/16/2019 ElectricalPermit - $0.00

#20. BLD19-03820 OfficeBuilding OfficeBuilding 9/16/2019 Plumbing Permit - $0.00

3 Valuation 1 Calculation- Non-Residential % Date of Comments indicatedon PublicArt Building Permit Tideof Building Description ofWork Issuance Building Permit Contribution($) Number ($)

#21. Studio Support BLD 19-03822 Studio Support Building 9/16/2019 HVACPermit - $0.00 Building

#22. Studio Support BLD!9-03825 Studio SupportBuilding 9/16/2019 ElectricalPermit $0.00 Building

#23. Studio Support BLD19-03826 Studio Support Building 9/16/2019 PlumbingPermit $0.00 Building

#24. BLD19-03827 Studio Studio 9/16/2019 ElectricalPermit - $0.00

#25. BLD19-03828 Studio Studio 9/16/2019 PlumbingPermit - $0.00

#26. Fire Sprinkler - BLD19-02588 Overall Building Overall Building $0.00 12/11/2019 Permit

#27. Parking Foundation, SOG, !st Lift- BLD19-02702 10/9/2019 ElectricalPermit $0.00 Structure Electrical

#28. Parking Foundation, SOG, 1st Lift- - BLD19-02703 10/9/2019 PlumbingPermit $0.00 Structure Plumbing

#29. Parking BLD19-03295 Shoring 10/28/2019 Shoring Permit $920,975.00 $9,209.75 Structure

#30. Parking BLD19-04452 Grading 10/28/2019 Grading Permit - $0.00 Structure

#31. Parking BLD 19-02700 Foundation, SOG, !st Lift 11/18/2019 Building Permit $5,807,000.00 $58,070.00 Structure

#32. Parking BLD19-02701 HVAC 2/20/2020 HVACPermit - Structure

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#33. Parking BLD19-04450 Plumbing 2/20/2020 Plumbing Permit $0.00 Structure

#34. Parking - BLD19-04451 Electrical 2/20/2020 ElectricalPermit Structure

#35. Parking BLD19-04447 GeneralBuildin g 2/20/2020 Building Permit Structure $18,118,410.00 $181,184.10

#36. BLD20-01229 Parking Fire Sprinkler Fire Sprinkler 6/10/2020 $528,500.00 $5,285.00 Structure Permit

#37. 1237 S. District Building Permit- BLD19-05407 Drive- Bldg. General Building 3/17/2020 $4,200,261.60 $42,002.62 Bldg.200 200

#38. 1269 S. District Building Permit- BLD19-04 797 Drive- Bldg. General Building 3/4/2020 $3,229,881.60 $32,298.82 Bldg.300 300

#39. 1273 S. District Building Permit - BLD1 9-04801 Drive - Bldg. General Building 3/4/2020 $3,255,051.20 $32,550.51 Bldg. 400 400

#40. 1265 S. District Building Permit - BLD19-0541 l Drive - Bldg. General Building 3/30/2020 $3,222,609.60 $32,226.10 Bldg.500 500

#41. 1261 S. District BLD19-03201 Drive- Bldg. General Building 3/4/2020 Building Permit $1,283,621.60 $12,836.22 600

5 Valuation Non-Residential 1 % Calculation- Date of Comments indicatedon PublicArt BuildingPermit Title ofBuilding Descriptionof Work Issuance Building Permit Contribution ($) Number ($)

#42. 1261 S. District - BLD19-03202 Drive - Bldg. General Building 3/4/2020 HVACPermit $0.00 600

#43. 1261 S. District - BLD19-03203 Drive - Bldg. General Building 3/4/2020 ElectricalPermit $0.00 600

#44. 1261 S. District - BLDI9-03204 Drive - Bldg. General Building 3/4/2020 Plumbing Permit $0.00 600

#45. 1253 S. District BLD19-03209 Drive - Bldg. General Building 3/4/2020 Building Permit $2,732,003.20 $27,320.03 800

#46. 1253 S. District - BLD19-03210 Drive - Bldg. General Building 3/4/2020 HVACPermit $0.00 800

#47. 1253 S. District - BLD19-03211 Drive - Bldg. General Building 3/4/2020 ElectricalPermit $0.00 800

#48. 1253 S. District - BLD19-03212 Drive - Bldg. General Building 3/4/2020 Plumbing Permit $0.00 800

#49. 1245 S. District - Building Permit- BLD19-03239 Drive - Bldg. GeneralBuilding 3/4/2020 $0.00 Bldg. 900 900

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. ·-···- ··· Valuation 1 % Calculation- Non-Residential Dateof Comments indicated on PublicArt BuildingPermit Title ofBuilding Description of Work Issuance BuildingPermit Contribution ($ Number ) ($)

#50. 1245 S. District Building Permit- BLD19-04805 Drive - Bldg. GeneralBuilding 3/4/2020 $8,037,052.00 $80,370.52 Bldg. 900 900

#51. 1245 S. District Building Permit- BLD19-00619 Drive - Bldg. General Building 3/4/2020 $2,009,263.00 $20,092.63 Bldg.900 900

#52. 1221 S. District BLD19-03217 Drive- Bldg. GeneralBuilding 3/17/2020 Building Permit $2,284,920.80 $22,849.21 1100

#53. 1221 S. District - BLD19-03218 Drive- Bldg. General Building 3/17/2020 HVACPermit $0.00 1100

#54. 122 I S. District - BLD19-03219 Drive - Bldg. General Building 3/17/2020 ElectricalPermit $0.00 1100

#55. 1221 S. District - BLD19-03220 Drive - Bldg. GeneralBuilding 3/17/2020 Plumbing Permit $0.00 1100

#56. 1249 S. District BLD19-03226 Drive - Bldg. GeneralBuilding 3/4/2020 Building Permit $1,728,512.80 $17,285.13 1200

#57. 1249 S. District BLD19-03230 Drive - Bldg. GeneralBuilding 3/4/2020 HVACPennit - $0.00 1200

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-- ~ ------·-·-··------Non-Residential Valuation I% Calculation- Dateof Comments indicated on PublicArt BuildingPermit Title of Building Description of Work Issuance BuildingPermit Contribution ($) Number {S)

#58. 1249 S. District - BLD19-03231 Drive - Bldg. General Building 3/4/2020 ElectricalPermit $0.00 1200

#59. 1249 S. District - BLD19-03232 Drive - Bldg. General Building 3/4/2020 Plumbing Permit $0.00 1200

#60. 1225 S. District BLD19-03233 Drive - Bldg. GeneralBuilding 3/4/2020 BuildingPermit $5,712.427.20 $57,124.27 1300

#61. 1225 S. District - BLD19-03234 Drive - Bldg. GeneralBuilding 3/4/2020 INAC Permit $0.00 1300

#62. 1225 S. District - BLD19-03235 Drive - Bldg. General Building 3/4/2020 ElectricalPermit $0.00 1300

#63. 1225 S. District - BLD19-03236 Drive- Bldg. General Building 3/4/2020 Plumbing Permit $0.00 1300

#64. 1229 S. Distict BLD19-03239 Drive - Bldg. General Building 3/4/2020 Building Permit $3,060,496.00 $30,604.96 1400

#65. 1229 S. Distict BLD19-03240 Drive - Bldg. GeneralBuilding 3/4/2020 INAC Permit - $0.00 1400

8 Valuation Non-Residential 1 % Calculation- Dateof Comments indicated on PublicArt BuildingPermit Title ofBuilding Descriptionof Work BuildingPermit Contribution ($) Number Issuance ($)

#66. 1229 S. Distict - BLD19-03241 Drive - Bldg. GeneralBuilding 3/4/2020 ElectricalPermit $0.00 1400

#67. 1229 S. Distict - BLD19-03243 Drive - Bldg. GeneralBuilding 3/4/2020 PlumbingPermit $0.00 1400

#68. 1231 S. Distrit Building Permit- BLD20-00957 Drive - Bldg. General Building 3/17/2020 $504,850.40 $5,048.50 2400 Bldg. 2400

#69. 1261 S. District BLD19-03995 Sitework SiteworkPermit Drive $27,999,657.60 $279,996.58

#70. 1233 S. District BLD1 9-00606 Drive - Bldg. Foundation 12/10/2019 FoundationPermit $2,118,800.00 $21,188.00 100

#71. 1237 S. District - BLD19-00612 Drive - Bldg. Foundation 12/10/2019 FoundationPermit $0.00 200

#72. 1269 S. District - BLD 19-00623 Drive- Bldg. Foundation 12/10/2019 FoundationPermit $0.00 300

#73. 1273 S. District - BLD19-00627 Drive- Bldg. Foundation 12/10/2019 FoundationPermit $0.00 400

#74. 1265 S. District - BLD19-00579 Drive - Bldg. Foundation 12/10/2019 Foundation Permit $0.00 500

9 Non-Residential Valuation I% Calculation- Date of Comments indicatedon BuildingPermit Tide ofBuilding Description ofWork PublicArt Number Issuance BuildingPermit Contribution ($) ($)

#75. 1261 S. District - BLD19-00587 Drive- Bldg. Foundation 12/10/2019 FoundationPermit $0.00 600

#76. 1253 S. District - BLD 19-00611 Drive - Bldg. Foundation 12/10/2019 Foundation Permit $0.00 800

#77. 1245 S. District - BLD19-00619 Drive- Bldg. Foundation 12/10/2019 FoundationPermit $0.00 900

#78. 1221 S. District - BLD19-00528 Drive - Bldg. Foundation 12/10/2019 Foundation Permit $0.00 1100

#79. 1249 S. District - BLD19-00534 Drive- Bldg. Foundation 12/10/2019 FoundationPermit $0.00 1200

#80. 1225 S. District - BWI9-00544 Drive- Bldg. Foundation 12/10/2019 Foundation Permit $0.00 1300

#81. 1229 S. Distict BLD 19-00548 Drive- Bldg. Foundation 12/10/2019 FoundationPermit - $0.00 1400

#82. 1231 S. Distrit BLD19-04824 Drive- Bldg. Foundation 12/10/2019 FoundationPermit $126,213.00 $1,262.13 2400

#83. 1213 S. District T .I. Office Space - Parking BLD18-01549 Drive Structnre 1/31/2020 BuildingPermit $1,650,590.00 $16,505.90

10 Non-Residential Valuation I% Calculation Date of Comments indicated on PublicArt BuildingPermit Title ofBuilding Description of Work BuildingPermit Number Issuance Contribution ($) /'.WI

#84. 1213 S. District T.L Office Space -Parking BLD18-01683 1/31/2020 Electrical Permit Drive Structure $0.00

#85. 1213 S. District T.L Office Space -Parking - BLD18-01684 1/31/2020 HVACPermit Drive Structure $0.00

#86. 1213 S. District T.I. Office Space -Parking BLD18-01685 1/31/2020 Drive Structure PlumbingPermit $0.00

#87. 1213 S. District BLD18-01691 T.I. OfficeSpace -Parking Drive Structure 1/31/2020 Sewer Permit $0.00

#88. 1213 S. District BLD18-01548 Shell -Parking Structure 1/31/2020 Building Permit Drive $11,246.138.00 $112,461.38

#89. 1213 S. District - BLD18-01688 Shell- Parking Structure 1/31/2020 ElectricalPermit Drive $0.00

#90. 1213 S. District BLD18-01689 Shell - ParkingStructure 1/31/2020 HVACPermit $0.00 Drive

#91. 1213 S. District - BLD18-01690 Shell - Parking Structure 1/31/2020 PlumbingPermit Drive $0.00

#92. 000702-0123 Stadium - 1050 Bowl - Primary 9/21/2017 Building Permit $336,100,000 $3,361,000.00 S. Prairie Ave Superstructure

#93. 000968-0046 Stadium - 1050 Bowl - Secondary 3/29/2018 BuildingPermit $66,300,000 $663,000.00 S. Prairie Ave Superstructure

#94. 000953-0112 Stadium- 1050 CanyonWalls 3/19/2018 BuildingPermit S. PrairieAve $30,000,000 $300,000.00

11 Non-Residential Valuation 1 % Calculation Date of Commen-ts indicatedon BuildingPermit Titleof Building Descriptionof Work Public Art Issuance Number BuildingPermit Comribution ($) ($)

#95. 000609-0109 Stadium - I 050 MSEWall S. Prairie Ave 7/12/2017 Building Permit $116,168,665 $1,161,686.65

#96. 001739-0192 PerformanceVenue Stadium - 1050 ArchitecturalLife/Safety 10/7/2019 S. Prairie Ave Plans and Civil/Landscape BuildingPermit $90,044,893 $900,448.93 Plans

#97. 001433-0097 Stadium - 1050 PerformanceVenue S. PrairieAve Suoerstructure 2/28/2019 BuildingPermit $16,088,185 $160,881.85

#98. 001691-0096 Stadium - I 050 PerformanceVenue - Ramp 9/4/2019 S. PrairieAve Site Walls Building Permit $4,008,600 $40,086.00

#99. BLD19-01188 Stadium- 1050 PerformanceVenue - Steel 6/20/2019 S. Prairie Ave Structure Building Permit $12,959,579 $129,595.79

#100. 000749-0126 Stadium - I 050 Deep Foundation - Rocker 10/26/2017 Building Permit S. Prairie Ave Column $600,000 $6,000.00

#101. BLDIS-01139 Stadium- 1050 Cable ETIE,Secondary Roof 1/29/2020 Building Permit S. PrairieAve Steel $205,000,000 $2,050,000.00

#102. 000747-0135 Stadium- 1050 S. Prairie Ave Foundation- Roof Shallow 10/25/2017 BuildingPermit $79,764,438 $797,644.38

#103. 001137-0043 Stadium - I 050 Shell - Roof S. Prairie Ave 8/1/2018 BuildingPermit $222,700,000 $2,227,000.00

#104. 00093 I-0 I 62 Stadium - 1050 Foundation- Site Shallow S. Prairie Ave 3/5/2018 BuildingPermit $8,200,000 $82,000.00

#105. 000893-0083 Stadium - I050 Site S. Prairie Ave - Superstructure 2/6/2018 Building Permit $9,748,750 $97,487.50

12 Valuation % Calculation Non-Residential 1 Dateof Comments indicatedon PublicArt BuildingPermit Title ofBuilding Description of Work Issuance BuildingPermit Contribution ($) Number ($)

#106. 001024-0097 Stadium - 1050 Bowl - Architectural Plans 5/9/2018 Building Permit $805,000,000 $8,050,000.00 S. Prairie Ave

#107. 001212-0027 PerformanceVenue - Mat Stadium - 1050 Foundation and Roof 9/10/2018 Building Permit $10,300,000 S. Prairie Ave $103,000.00 Column

#108. 00692-0065 Stadium - I 050 Switchgear Building 9/14/2017 Building Permit $2,590,000 S. PrairieAve $25,900.00

#109. 000749-0127 Stadium - 1050 DeepFoundation - Stair 35- 10/26/2017 Building Permit $1,200,000 $12,000.00 S. Prairie Ave 36

#110. 000755-0078 Stadium - 1050 Deep Foundation - Stair 52- 10/31/2017 Building Permit $1,000,000 $10,000.00 S. Prairie Ave 53, New Escalator

#111. 001516-0108 Stadium - 1050 Stadium Fire Alarm 4/24/2019 BuildingPermit $4,000,000 $40,000 S. Prairie Ave

#112. BELEC-2017-02-00968 Stadium - 1050 MEPUG TunnelElectrical 3/21/2017 Building Permit $1,650,000 $16,500 S. PrairieAve

#113. BELEC-2017-04-02023 Stadium - 1050 Event Level UG Electrical 4/13/2017 Building Permit $7,997,500 $79,975 S. PrairieAve

#114. BPLSW-2017-02- Stadium - 1050 Event Level UG Plumbing 4/28/2017 Building Permit $28,162,500 $281,625 01072 S. Prairie Ave

#115. BMECH-2017-04- Stadium - 1050 Event Level UG Mechanical 4/13/2017 BuildingPermit $1,650,000 $16,500 00972 S. PrairieAve

#116. 000987-0067 Stadium - 1050 Fire Protection Underground 4/12/2018 Building Permit $50,000 $500 S. Prairie Ave Permit

13 Non-Residential Valuation 1 % Calculation Date of Comments indicatedon PublicArt Building Permit Title ofBuilding Description of Work Number Issuance BuildingPermit Contribution ($) ($)

#117. 001092-0088 Stadium - 1050 Stadium Fire Service Lines 6/27/2018 Building Permit $39,100 S. Prairie Ave $391

#118. 001194-0097 Stadium- I 050 StadiumFire Sprinkler 9/6/2018 Building Permit S. PrairieAve Permit $20,857,750 $208,578

#119. Stadium - 1050 Concrete Piles to Support 000458-0136 3/20/2017 BuildingPermit $23,636,309 S. PrairieAve Stadium Bowl $236,363

#120. 000482--0184 Stadiwn- 1050 Deep Foundations For Roof 4/6/2017 Building Permit S. Prairie Ave Blade Columns $157,165,248 $1,571,652

#121. 000503-0118 Stadiwn - 1050 Tunnel andApproach 4/24/2017 BuildingPermit $22,496,192 $224,962 S. PrairieAve RetainingWalls

#122. 000545-0038 Stadiwn- 1050 Shallow Foundations for 5/24/2017 BuildingPermit $25,900,000 $259,000 S. PrairieAve StadiwnBowl

#123. 000670-0083 Stadiwn- 1050 365 Building Deep 8/29/2017 Building Permit $3,320,153 $33,202 S. Prairie Ave Foundation

#124. 000715-0081 Stadium- 1050 SCE SubstationPerimeter 20 11/10/2017 Building Permit $1,126,279 $11,263 S. PrairieAve ft. High MasonrvWall

#125. 000790-0117 Stadiwn- I 050 Stadiwn Abutments 11/29/2017 Building Permit $650,000 $6,500 S. PrairieAve

ACCUMULATEDREQUIRED CONTRIBUTIONAMOUNT $25,255,107.10

(THROUGHSEPTEMBER 30, 2020)

TOTAL REQUIRED AGGREGATE PROJECT CONTRIBUTION TO DATE $25,255,107.10

14 Valuation I% Calculation- Non-Residential Date of Comments indicated on Public Art BuildingPennit Title ofBuilding Description of Work Issuance Building Pennit Contribution ($) Number ($)

TOTALAMOUNT EXPENDED ON PUBLIC ART TO DATE $28.929.830.20

REMAINING REOUIRED PROJECTCONTRIBUTION TO DATE (-$3,67 4,723.05)

15 B. STATUS OF ART PROGRAMMING The below Chart Bdetails the various art installationsand/or art programming or other art-relatedexpenditures forthis compliance year, segmentedby typeof art, and trackshow each installationor program credits againstthe Public ArtContribution.

CHARTB-STATUSOFAR TPROGRAMMING

Total Cost of Commissioning (Design Sen,ices/Materials/Commi Repairand Total Credit to Status of Descriptionof the work Location ssions or Fees Replacement Fund Public Art Installation/Date payable/Fabrication/Costs (5%) Contribution ($) Installed/EventDate to Transport and

Title: Moving Artworkto be Goaiposts Artworksituated on NFLParking installed between $ 1,002,500.00 $0 $1,002,500.00 Artist: NFLParking Structure. Structure October 2020-April Ned Kahn 2021. Preparation of Title: Concept only; subject conceptual studies for Comer of Pincay/Prairie to futurecommission gateway element at the Pincay and $2 0,000.00 $0 $20,000.00 Artist: corner of Pincay and Prairie. forartwork TBD installation. Prairie. Title: Lake ParkSeating Artworkanticipated Threeoutdoor living Eastside of Areas $117,332.0 9 $0 $1 17,332.0 9 to be installed in room spaces. LakePark Artist: 202 1 Maren Hassin er Title: Sculpturalelements Artworkanticipated Lake Park Bridges integrated into LakePark $124,277.02 $0 $124,277.02 to be installed in Artist: pedestrianbridges near 2021. AlexArrechea Lake Park. Title: Installationof bronze SWAPSSculpture sculpture of Horse Artworkanticipated SWAPS fromoriginal Artist: Lake Parkarea $9,722.80 $0 $9,722.80 to be installedin Hollywood Park site. AlbertStewart, Decorativetreatment of 2021. sculpture wall and winners circle ChristieBeniston,

16 Total Cost of Commissioning(Design Services/M'aterials/Commi Repair and Total Credit to Statusof Description ofthe work Location ssions or Fees Replacement Fund Public Art Installation/Date puyable/Fabrication/Costs (5%) Contribution ($) Installed/EventDate to Transportand Install/Insurance) Design ofSWAPS inground plane for installation installationof SWAPS Title: Preparation of Pump House Concept only; subject conceptual studies for to future commission Pump Station $8,000.00 $0 $8,000.00 artworksurrounding Artist: forartwork pump station. TED installation. Title: Palm Grovel Sculptures in Palm Artworkanticipated Summer Sculpture Grove Palm Grove $3 30,000.00 $0 $330,000.00 to be installedin Artist: 2021. AlisonSaar Title: Preparation of Concept only; subject Champions Walk conceptualstudies for West side of to future commission $260,000.00 $0 $260,000.00 Artist: pedestrianwalk on Stadium forartwork TED West side of stadium installation. Title: Preparationof Concept only; subject American Airlines conceptualstudies for American to futurecommission Plaza $15,000.00 $0 $15,000.00 artworkin American Airlines Plaza forartwork Artist: Airlines Plaza installation. TED Title: Pe,formance Venue - Muralfor Balcony Balcony of Artworkanticipated Area Large mural on balcony Performance $8,200.00 $ 0 $8,200.00 to be installed in Artist: level ofPV. Venue 20 21. Calida Garcia Rawles (Inglewood Artistl Title: Club Level of Artwork anticipated Sculpturalwall, floor Performance Venue Performance $25,000.00 $0 $25,000.00 to be installed in relief artwork. - Interior/Exterior Venue 20 21.

17 Total Cost of Commissioning (Design Services/Materials/Commi Repair and Total Creditto Status of Description of thework I Location I ssions orFees Replacement Fund PublicArt Installation/Date payable/Fabrication/Costs (5%). Contribution ($) Installed/EventDate to Transport and Install/Insurance) Artworkat Club Artist: Sande, Title: Preparationof Victory/Prairie Conceptonly; subject conceptualstudies for 0 Artist: Victory& to futurecommission exteriorof electrical $15, 00.00 $0 $15,000.00 Inglewood TBD Prame Prairiebuilding at Victoryand for artwork installation. � ��fr ,:;�// .. Jifi!\:fitt:�,fC,'�-:'{iJ-f�{fiit�'.- NIA g, NIA �,;·;�;,;;: Tide: Planters Architect: MLA Precast Concrete Relief I I $1,363,218 I $ o I $1,363,21s.oo I Inner Loo p Installed July 2020. I planter walls Tide: Stone Sculpture VIP Architect: 084 MLA Stone scu ptureat VIP I $513, $ o $513,084.oo I l I InnerLoop I I Installed July 2020. roundabout Tide: Stone Slabs Roof Touchdown Architect: 0 Stone slabs at Roof I $922,394 $ o I $922,394 I MLA InnerLoop I I InstalledJuly 202 . I touchdown

18 TotalCost of Commissioning (Design Services/Materials/Commi Repair and TotalCredit to Statusof Descriptionof thework Location ssions or Fees Replacement Fund PublicArt Installation/Date payable/Fabrication/Costs (5%) Contribution ($) Installed/EventDate to Transport and Install/Insurance) Title: Ceremonial Steps Ceremonialstone steps $2,78 1,441 $0 $2 ,781,441 Architect: and seat walls at InnerLoop InstalledJuly 2020. Champion Plaza Title: Champions Plaza Waterfeature ChampionPlaza Water $8,861,2 44 $0 $8 ,861,244 InnerLoop InstalledJuly 2020. Architect: feature MLA Title: Ribbon Fence $4,108, 378 $0 $4,108,378 Architect: Ribbon Fence InnerLoop InstalledJuly 2020. MLA Title: Lake and Arroyo bridges Lake andArroyo $1,320,000 $0 $1,320,000 LakePark InstalledJuly 2020. Architect: bridges MLA Title: Lake Overlook $710,000 $0 $7 10,000 Architect: Lake Overlook Lake Park InstalledJuly 2020. MLA Title: Lake Park trellis structure LakePark trellis $365,000 $0 $365,000 Lake Park InstalledJuly 2020. Architect: structure MLA Title: Champions Plaza Water feature Lake Park cascading LakePark $5, 400,000 $0 $5,400,000 InstalledJuly 2020. water feature Architect:

19 TotalCost of Commissioning(Design Services/Materials/Commi Repair and Total Credit to Status of Description of thework Location ssions or Fees ReplacementFund PublicArt Installation/Date payable/Fabrication/Costs (5%) Contribution ($) Installed/EventDate to Transport and Install/Insurancel MLA [Note: This is forthe concrete structure, precast and light fixtures. Thereis sharedpiping and equipmentthat serves boththe lake andthe water feature that has not been included in thisvalue-1 ,,,s�;HftlJ,;(Jktt£ts;J:{jJ,"E'/�J!fiJJSiJ!JJJfiI.tJ!&#ft@;�Yiiilfi.ffiJll!G,�1$1sif:Jffiff{.1YJJit,!f'!ffil:1)"'fi'}'Jj]jJPJ,WJ!F!itJJIC

Title: LargerInglewood Larger Art Walk/Inglewood $5,000.00 $NIA $25,000.00 As of 9/30/2020 interactive art festival Inglewood OpenStudios

20 Total Cost of Commissioning(Design Services/Materials/Commi Repair and TotalCredit to Status of Descriptionof thework Location ssions or Fees ReplacementFund Public Art Installation/Date payable/Fahrication/Costs (5%) Contribution ($) Installed/EventDate to Transportand Installlinsurance)_

21 C. AUDIT OF INGLEWOODARTIST PARTICIPATION

TheDevelopment Agreement requires that an aggregate amount of Two Million Dollars ($2,000,000) fromthe Public ArtContribution be allocated toward commissioning, acquiring,and displaying art from local Inglewood artists. The selectionof thisartwork shall be made in consultation withthe Inglewood Arts Commission. Additionally, the disbursementof such funds shall be focused on promoting opportnnities forartistic engagement for childrenin theInglewood co=unity by partnering withlocal not-for-profitagencies.

CHART C-INGLEWOOD ARTIST PARTICIPATION Da:te ofInglewood Arts Commission Descripllon/Medium/Organiza.ions Local PublicArt Contribution Artwork Location Consultation Impacted TotalCosts Title: Art Walk/Inglewood Open Studios Larger Inglewood Forthcoming. Various. $25,000.00 Artist: Various Title: Peiformance Venue - Muralfor Large mural on BalconyArea Largepainted mural; individual balcony level of Forthcoming. Artist: artistcommission $8,610.00 PerformanceVenue. Calida Garcia Ra:wles .

INGLEWOODARTIST CONTRIBUTIONAMOUNT EXPENDED $33,610.00

$33,610.00 CUMULATIVE TOTAL INGLEWOODARTIST CONTRIBUTIONAMOUNT EXPENDEDTO DATE

TOTAL REQUIREMENT OUTSTANDING $1,966,390.00

22 November 2, 2020 By signature of this Certification, the undersigned certifiesthat the informationpresented herein is true, correct, and currentas of the date of submission set forth above.

On behalf of the Hollywood Parkstadium and entertaimnent district:

!�mpany, LLC i By:

Name: /,NNOJ

Title:

Further,by signature below, theundersigned certifies on behalf of the City oflnglewood that the information presented herein has been duly reviewed and recorded in the appropriate City records, and is hereby accepted and aclmowledged as the Art Plan ComplianceStatement for the years 2015- 2020.

CITY OF INGLEWOOD:

By: Name:

Title

Signature Page

LASED PUBLIC ART PROGRAM FACT SHEET FOR INGLEWOOD ARTS COMMISSION May 17, 2019

EXTERIOR PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE AREAS

LASED has committed to a robust public art program. The program will be implemented over several years, as the full 298-acres are built out.

One percent (1%) of the non-residential construction costs are designated for publicly accessible art located in the 298-acre site in compliance with the City of Inglewood Percent for Art Ordinance, as modified by the Initiative that approved the Stadium. The first phase of the project consisting of the Stadium, the performance venue, park space, and other associated development will result in $38 M for art funding for the exterior public spaces on the site. The project is also required to allocate $2 M of these dollars to Inglewood Artists over project build-out.

Consultants Lesley Elwood of Elwood and Associates and Gail Goldman of Gail M Goldman Associates have been retained to oversee the planning, artist selection, artwork fabrication, on-site installation, and documentation of the artworks that are a part of Phase 1 of the development.

The approved Development Agreement for the project allows the project to aggregate the percent for art over the entire project, over time, to allow for the funding of larger and more impactful art including temporary and performance art.

The LASED Art Plan will provide the process for selecting and programming art over time and may have some specific art expected to be incorporated in Phase 1.

For Phase 1, a Curatorial Advisory Committee has been established to identify local and global artists for the site-specific commissions in Phase 1. The curatorial team is comprised of Amanda Hunt (Museum of Contemporary Art, LA), Louis Grachos (Austin Contemporary, TX) and Irene Tsatsos (Armory Art Center, LA).

All final artworks are approved by the Landowner.

The Landowner will submit its Art Plan for complying with the percent for art requirements before obtaining a Certificate of Occupancy for the stadium, which is anticipated in June 2020.

INGLEWOOD ARTISTS

Funds allocated to Inglewood-based artists will be used to commission permanent and temporary installations and performances as a component of activating public space for up to ten years from the LASED opening in July 2020.

The LASED consultant team will create a Request for Qualifications (“RFQ:”) to establish a registry of Inglewood artists. The RFQ will be announced through the online submittal process called CAFÉ, which is a service provided by WESTAF. The RFQ will be made public in May 2019.

The Landowner is committed to working with the Inglewood’s creative community to review and make recommendations of Inglewood artists for temporary and performing arts opportunities. All recommendations must be approved by the Landowner.

INTERIOR PRIVATE AREAS

The developer has committed additional funds for art in the interior of the stadium and performance venue, which are considered private areas because a ticket is required for admission.

Tiffiny Lendrum has been retained to oversee the selection and installation of art for the interior of the stadium; Lesley Elwood and Gail Goldman have been retained to oversee the selection and installation of art for the interior of the Performance Venue. LASED Los Angeles Stadium and Entertainment District Public Art ELWOOD & ASSOCIATES GAIL M. GOLDMAN ASSOCIATES

SEPTEMBER 2018 Qualifications LESLEY ELWOOD & GAIL GOLDMAN

Nationally recognized leaders in creative placemaking and public art. Experience working with governmental agencies at local, state, and federal levels. Dedication to collaboration and partnerships. Long and noteworthy history in public art planning and project management. Strong national and international perspectives. Extensive experience integrating public art into urban design and planning efforts. Committed to broad and inclusive public involvement. Deep knowledgeable of best practices that address ongoing and long term collection maintenance. Goals for Public Art Provide a destination that captivates people’s attention, generates excitement, and feeds the imagination.

Shape a unified vision for the inclusion of art and inspired experiences.

Provide a range of interactive art experiences including large-scale sculpture, small-scale interventions, permanently-sited artwork, temporary art, and cultural programming.

Nurture collaboration and partnerships through creative interaction among artists, the design team, LASED, and the community of Inglewood.

Maintain an unwavering commitment to artistic excellence and to the development of an art collection that represents a diverse cross-section of artists and media.

1. Stadium 2. Plaza & Walkway 3. Performance Venue Anish Kapoor Cloudgate, 2004 Chicago 42’H x 66’L x 33’W Cost: $32M Permanent Jaume Plensa Wonderland, 2012 Calgary 40’H x 26’W x 35’D Cost: $2.5M Permanent Alexandre Arrechea Katrina Chairs, 2016 Coachella, CA 50’H x 19’W Cost: NA Temporary Janet Echelman Her Secret is Patience, 2009 Phoenix 145’H x 289’W x 353’D Cost: $2.5M Permanent Dan Corson Nebulous, 2015 Seattle Permanent Ralph Helmick and Stuart Schechter Landing, 2005 Seattle Permanent Brian Tolle Pageant, 2017 New York 9’H Cost: $450K Permanent Alison Saar Fall, 2010 159”H × 42”W × 39”D Summer, 2010 96”H x 28”W x 12”D New York Temporary Kipp Kobayashi Guardians of the Garden City, 2010 San Jose, CA 8’H x 3’ diameter Cost: $130K Permanent Gwynne Murrill Tiger 2, 2001 Century City, CA 39” H x 54”L x 27”W Temporary Gwynne Murrill Deer 3 (foreground), 2007 75” x 66” x 35” Century City, CA Temporary Alexis Smith Snake Path, 1992 San Diego 560’L x 10’W Permanent Louise Bourgeois Katz Plaza Fountain (25’H) and Eyeball Benches, 1999 Pittsburgh Permanent Startt and Simone Capra Whatami, 2011 Rome 16.5’H Temporary Louie Schwartzberg with Alain Mayrand, 2015 Sonny Assu, 2015 Kate Johnson Everywhere in Between, 2015 Santa Monica Cost $350K Temporary

Vancouver Art Gallery, Façade Festival

Annie Briard, 2017 Obscura Digital YouTube Play, 2010 Guggenheim Museum New York Temporary Petra Bachmaier and Sean Galero Luminous Field, 2012 Chicago Temporary Alexander Calder La Grande Vitesse, 1969 Grand Rapids Annual Festival of the Arts Sculpture Permanent Performance Temporary Ai Weiwei Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads, 2018 Denver 10’H Installation Cost: $215K Temporary Kurt Perschke Red Ball Project, 2017 Calgary 15’ Diameter Cost: $25K Temporary NEXT STEPS

• Schedule Arts Commission for viewing of LASED project model.

• Community Meeting, Saturday September 22, 2018 10:00 AM at Faithful Central Bible Church – The Tabernacle 321 North Eucalyptus Avenue, Inglewood 90302

• Develop Public Art Plan for Ownership approval. (October 2018)

• Present Owner-approved Public Art Plan to Arts Commission for review and comment. (November 2018) QUESTIONS

• What is your definition of an Inglewood artist?

• What artists and non-profit organizations are located within or serving the Inglewood community?