Cultural Division 100 S. Andrews Avenue • Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301 • 954-357-7457 • FAX 954-357-5769
DATE: July 9, 2020
TO: BROWARD CULTURAL COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING
FROM: Phillip Dunlap, Director
SUBJECT: MEETING NOTIFICATION
Thursday, July 16, 2020, 12:00pm WebEx Virtual Meeting
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Distribution: EC: Broward Cultural Council Kimm Campbell, Acting Assistant Administrator Arlene Jardine, County Administration Specialist Cultural Division Staff - Andy Royston (for web posting)
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 Executive Committee Meeting Thursday, July 16, 2020 - 12:00 PM WebEx Conference Meeting
AGENDA
I. Call to Order and Roll Call Gregory Reed, Chair Ava Stringfellow, Administrative Assistant
II. Approval of meeting minutes of April 16, 2020 (Exhibit 1, pages 1 - 4)
Ill. Action Agenda
GRANTS
1. MOTION TO RECOMMEND 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 later adjustments to funding awards to be made based on approval of the FY 2021 incentive (grant) budget.
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 Sprin~s 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 I. 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
0. Gold Coast Jazz Society Inc $80,000 $43,000 p. Holocaust Documentation & Education Center, Inc. $80,000 $80,000 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 y. Sample Mcdougald House Preservation Society, Inc. $38,642 $21,100 z. Sistrunk Historical Festival, Inc. $11,212 $10,600 aa. Slow Burn Theatre Company, Inc. $80,000 $80,000 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
££. The Florida Turkish-American Association, Inc. $27,448 $12,200 hh. The Fort Lauderdale Childrens Theatre, Inc. $80,000 $68,900 ii. The Girlchoir Of South Florida, Inc. $55,475 $25,600 jj. Stranahan House, Inc. $80,000 $56,900 kk. World Aids Museum Incorporated $67,319 $29,900 Total $1,943,519 $1,290,900 2. MOTION TO 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.
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.
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
i. Young at Art of Broward, Inc. $295,936 $147,400
Total $1,898,370 $1,175,000
PUBLIC ART
3. MOTION TO RECOMMEND approval of Jacklyn Laflamme to be added to the pool of Artist Selection Panelists. (Exhibit 2, pages 5 - 9)
4. MOTION TO RECOMMEND approval of Andrea Huffman to be added to the pool of Artist Selection Panelists (Exhibit 3, pages 10 - 12) 5. MOTION TO RECOMMEND approval of Artist Selection Panel for the 19th & Eller project at Port Everglades. (Exhibit 4, pages 13 - 14)
6. MOTION TO RECOMMEND 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. (Exhibit 5, pages 15 - 23)
7. MOTION TO RECOMMEND 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. (Exhibit 6, pages 24 - 28)
8. MOTION TO RECOMMEND approval of final payment to artist Cameron McNall (Electroland LLC) in the amount of $46,000 for the Interactive Walkway Art project at the Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport, contingent upon acceptance of all final documentation by Contract Administrator. (Exhibit 7, pages 29)
9. MOTION TO RECOMMEND approval of Artist Selection Panel for the Video Art Projection Project. (Exhibit 8, page 30)
IV. Reports
Chair Report Gregory Reed, Chair
Division Report Phillip Dunlap, Director 1. Proposed FY2021 Budget 2. Proposed changes to Grants Program
V. Old Business/New Business
VI. Adjournment EXHIBIT S C H E D U L E
EXHIBIT TITLE PAGE($)
1 Approval ofBCC Executive Meeting Minutes ofApril 16, 2020 1 - 4
2 Jacklyn Laflamme Curriculum Vitae and Bio 5-9
3 Andrea F. Huffman Curriculum Vitae 10 -12
Public Art & Design Artist Selection Panel & Fact Sheet- Port 4 13 -14 Everglades
Public Art & Design Fact Sheet- Pine Island Pocket Park 5 15 - 23 Project and Wendy Klemperer Curriculum Vitae
Public Art & Design Fact Sheet- Everglades Holiday Park Project and 6 24-28 Jeffrey Reed & Jennifer Madden Curriculum Vitae
7 Public Art & Design Fact Sheet - Interactive Walking Art Project 29
8 Public Art & Design Fact Sheet - Video Art Projection Project 30 Minutes Broward Cultural Council (BCC) Executive Committee Thursday, April 16 at 12:00 pm WebEx Virtual Meeting
Present: Jodi Jeffreys-Tanner (p1); Darran Blake (p1); Alice Zendel Simon (p1); Gregory Reed (p1) Jane Erlick (p1), Seth Platt (p1), Councilmember Caryl Hattan (p1)
Staff: Phillip Dunlap, Director; Leslie Fordham, Public Art & Design Administrator; Jim Shermer, Grants Administrator; Ava Stringfellow, Administrative Assistant; Meredith Clements, Marketing Manager; Erica Mohan, Grants Management Specialist
Guest: Craig Johnson, ArtServe; Jon Gildstein, ArtServe
Chair Gregory Reed called the meeting to order at 12:08 pm.
Ava Stringfellow, the Administrative Assistant called roll.
Chair Gregory Reed called for approval of the Broward Cultural Council Executive Committee Meeting Minutes of August 15, 2019.
A motion was made by Jodi Jeffreys-Tanner, seconded by Alice Zendel Simon to approve the minutes from the August 15, 2019, BCC Executive Committee Meeting. The motion was approved unanimously.
Chair Gregory Reed called forAgenda Item 1 .
A motion was made by Jodi Jeffreys-Tanner, seconded by Alice Zendel Simon to approve Item 1. The motion was unanimously approved as follows:
Approval of ArtServe, Inc. grant application for funding in the Cultural Investment Program (CINV02-2021) in the amount of $200,000 and the Technical Assistance Program (TECH)-2021) of $40,000 for FY 2021. Funding recommendations for awardee will commence October 1, 2020, for FY 2021, will later adjustments to funding awards to be made based on approval of the FY2021 incentive (grant) budget.
Chair Gregory Reed called forAgenda Item 2
A motion was made by Darran Blake, seconded by Jodi Jeffreys-Tanner to approve Item 2. The motion was unanimously approved as follows:
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Approval of a new Supplemental Grant Program
a.) A special grant application process and approving a special one-time "Supplemental Grant Program" and guideline solely for FY 2020 grant awards, to assist current and eligible grantees with financial support for art projects and activities that preserve jobs in the arts sector in Broward County as a result of the.COVID-19 pandemic;
b.) A special grant application deadline of May 15, 2020, at 11 :59 p.m., under the one-time special Supplemental Grant Program guidelines;
c.) A one-time waiver of Section (29.14 General Information Program application limit) and 29.17 (general restrictions) of the Broward County Administrative Code with respect to proposal limits for applicants applying for operating and project funding support with regards to the new Supplemental Grant Program guideline;
d.) Limiting the cohort of prospective applicants to the "Supplemental Grant Program" to be restricted solely to current and eligible grantee not-for-profit cultural organizations already approved by the Broward County Cultural Council (Council) as recipients in the following Cultural Division's operating support categories: Cultural Diversity Program (CDP); Cultural Investment Program (CINV); Cultural Institution Program (CINP))programs) during FY 2020.
e.) The adoption of budge Resolution transferring $456,000 from the reserve within the Cultural Special Purpose Fund to provide funds to establish a one-time supplemental cultural arts grants program to provide operating assistance during the COVID-19 pandemic.
g.) The use of any pre-approved contract forms with any modifications determined necessary by the County Administrator and the County Attorney's office; providing for severability, and providing for an effective date.
h.) Motion to Delegate authority to the Broward Cultural Council (BCC) on June 4, 2020, to approve the grant panel's recommendations from the panel meeting on May 21, 2020, for the Broward County Cultural Division's Supplemental Grant Program.
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Chair Gregory Reed called for Agenda Item 3.
A motion was made by Jodi Jeffreys-Tanner seconded by Darran Blake to approve Item 3. The motion was unanimously approved as follows:
Approval for adding artist Wendy Klemperer to the Pre-Screened Artist Roster.
Chair Gregory Reed called for Agenda Item 4.
A motion was made by Councilmember Caryl Hattan, seconded by Darran Blake to approve Item 4. The motion was unanimously approved as follows:
Approval of FY2021 Public Art and Design Annual Plan.
Chair Gregory Reed called for Agenda Item 5.
A motion was made by Darran Blake, seconded by Alice Zendel Simon to approve Item 5. The motion was unanimously approved as follows:
Jami Nix Rahn to be added to the pool of Artist Selection Panelists.
Chair Gregory Reed called for Agenda Item 6.
A motion was made by Darran Blake, seconded by Jodi Jeffreys-Tanner to approve Item 6. The motion was unanimously approved as follows:
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).
Chair Gregory Reed called for Agenda Item 7.
A motion was made by Jodi Jeffreys-Tanner seconded by Janet Erlick to approve Item 7. The motion was unanimously approved as follows:
Approval of direct selection of artist Bill Savarese and his design for the Amman Building Mural in an amount not to exceed $40,000 ($35,000 art; $5,000 contingency
Jim Shermer reported on conversations on the Capitalization and Community Workshop for Broward County. One for funders and one for grantees. Defining capitalization and Grantmakers in the Arts (GIA) embarkation on the National Capitalization Project to seek answers to the under-capitalized tendency of the nonprofit arts field.
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Chair Gregory Reed give his report, which included discussion of the City of Miramar Food Distribution which fed over 1000 families in the Miramar area during Easter weekend. The chair is also requesting all members of the Executive Council Committee speak to their commissioners for support of the New Supplemental Grant Program.
Phil Dunlap reported on the following: • The Supplemental Grant Program is on the Commission Agenda for approval. • Ongoing meeting with Funding Arts Broward, Community Foundation and The Broward Center. • Our Marketing Team has been doing a great job of collecting event cancellation from grantees and grantees that can benefit from doing online programs. • Collecting resources from Artist to apply for support on ArtsCalendar.com or Broward Artist Website • Beginning to look towards next year to streamline our grants and contract process.
The meeting was adjourned at 1 :04 pm
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Jacklyn Laflamme 954-297-4387 [email protected] Website: JacklynLaflamme.com Blog: JacklynLaflamme.wordpress.com
Education 1990 Diplome D'etude Collegiales, Dawson College, Montreal Interior Design (Honors) 1983 Diplome D'etude Colligiales, Dawson College, Montreal Creative Arts
Public Art 2018 Mural Mainland Park, Tamarac, Florida Program Director: Beth Ravitz & George Gadson / Budget: $30,000 2017 Mural Bethune Elementary School, Hollywood, Florida Program Director: Michelle Alveres / Budget: $3000 2015 Mural, Maxwell Park, Pembroke Pines, Florida Program Director: Jill Slaughter/ Budget: $400 2014 Mural "Comedy & Tragedy" - Susan B. Katz Theater, Pembroke Pines, Florida Program Director: City Of Pembroke Pines Artist in Residence Community Project 2014 Shops At Pembroke Gardens, Painted Bench Project, Pembroke Pines, Florida Program Director: John Collier/ Budget: $1500 2014 Signal Box Wrap Project- Signal Box & Project, Dania Beach, Florida City of Dania Beach / Budget: $300 2014 - 2018 The Duane Hanson Allied Artist Award Program - Public Art and Design Broward Addiction Recovery Center Project, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Program Director: Carlos Alves 2013 G.I.V.E. Ready Set Paint. .. Paint The Park - Broward Cultural Division (CIP) Grant Osswald Park, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Program Director: Jacklyn Laflamme / Budget: $4000 2013 Mural "Love They Neighbor" - City Hall Pembroke Pines, Florida Program Director: Jill Slaughter/ Budget: $400 2012 - 2013 The 13th Street Outdoor Gallery Project, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Community Foundation of Broward - Art of Community grant Collaboration with H.O.M.E.S Inc. and the 13th Street Alliance / Budget: $35,000 2012 Mural "Holiday Cornucopia" - City Hall Pembroke Pines, Florida Program Director: Jill Slaughter/ Budget: $400 2012 Tales Of The Surfside Turtles Surfside, Florida - Public Art Event/ Budget: $300 2011 Mural "Dancing Palms"- Funky Flamingo 2nds, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Program Director: Cathy Barry/ Budget: $5250 2009 Mural "Celebrate Florida" Wilton Discount Liquor Wilton Manors, Florida - Main Street Children's Art Project Program Director: Kevin Kichar / Budget: $700 2009 Richard C. Sullivan Library Mural Project, Wilton Manors, Florida Broward Cultural Division Individual Artist Mini Grant Program Director: Jacklyn Laflamme / Budget: $3500 2007 Mural "Flu ster Fish & Goldie", North Shore Park, North Miami, Florida Program Director: William Braemer / Budget: $10,000 6
Jacklyn Laflamme 954-297-4387 [email protected] Website: JacklynLaflamme.com Blog: JacklynLaflamme.wordpress.com
Grants and Awards 2014 Destination Dania Beach Art Exhibition - Best in Show & People's Choice 2014 The Duane Hanson Allied Artist Award Program - Public Art and Design Broward Addiction recovery Project and Nancy J. Cotterman Center Project 2013 Broward Cultural Division (CIP) Grant - G.I.V.E. Ready Set Paint, Paint The Park 2012 Community Foundation of Broward - Art of Community Grant - l 3th Street Project 2012 Broward Cultural Division (CIP) Grant - The Voice 2012 Glass Gallery Eighth Annual Art Competition - Best In Sculpture 2011 Something Sweet, Studio 18 In The Pines - 2nd Place 2010 lnverrary Arts Association - Judges Merit 2009 Broward Cultural Division Individual Artist Mini Grant - The Fairy Tale Project 2008 Broward Cultural Division Individual Artist Mini Grant - Richard C. Sullivan Library 2008 Art Florida '08 "Salon" - Best in Show
Professional Experience 2018 Self-published art book, The Art of Freedom, Hallandale, Florida 2018 Self-published art book, Owl Be Inspired, Hallandale, Florida 2018 Designed & executed stage set for the play Almost Maine, UCPA Theater, Davie, Florida 2017 Designed & painted costumes for The Frank Art Gallery, Pembroke Pines, Florida 2017 Commission - Coloring To Decorate, total 42 illustrations, Pompano, Florida 2017 Commission - The Three Purple Children, Illustrated children's book, Hallandale, Florida 2016 Artist Encounter IKEA, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 2014-2018 Kaleidoscope ArtReach, Coral Springs Museum Of Art, Coral Springs, Florida 2014 Featured in The Art of Community Film "Bond, Bridge & Build" Fort Lauderdale, Florida 2014 Developed a "Creativity Program" for the Art Institute Of Weston, Weston, Florida 2014 Art Teacher - Fletcher Art Center, Pembroke Pines, Florida 2013-2018 Blog: jacklynlafla mme.word press.com 2012-2014 Judge - The Silver Knight Awards -Arts 2012 The Voice, Studio 18, Pembroke Pines, Florida Broward Cultural Division (CIP) Grant Taught a series of children's workshops, curated an exhibition 2010 The Fairy Tale Project, Gallery 6, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Illustrated three children's book - total - 32 paintings Broward Cultural Division Individual Artist Mini Grant Curated a one-woman show to promote art & literacy 2009 How To Videos - Created 150 videos for eHow.com How to Paint and Draw 2009-2018 Doing Business As Artist Entrepreneurs, Galley 6, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Broward Cultural Division Grant funded project - co founder- curator 2007 The Film Recording & Entertainment Council, Miami, Florida Featured Artist Solo show to launch "Jet Set Girl" painting for Corporate Collection 2006 Where Magazine, Featured Artist - The Where Guide / Nightlife 2004 Apple, Featured Artist - Apple ICard Holiday Collection 2004 "Something's Fishy", Museum Of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Sponsored by Stiles Corporation, Painted Sculpture in Stiles Corporate Collection 2002 Lakanookie Restaurant/ Bar, Mammoth, California Tiki Series, total 16 paintings/ prints on canvas / hand painted doors 2000-2007 Soho Cafe, Savannah, Georgia - Owned and operated an art gallery 7
Jacklyn Laflamme 954-297-4387 [email protected] Website: JacklynLaflamme.com Blog: JacklynLaflamme.wordpress.com
Residency 2013 - 2014 Artist In Residency - Studio 18 In The Pines, Pembroke Pines, Florida
Galleries 20 18-Present Sher Galleries, Gulfstream Park, Hallandale 2004-Present Art Fusion, Miami Design District, Miami, Florida 20 12-20 14 Lucky Street Gallery, Key West, Fl orida 2009-2009 Galleries 10 l , Fort Lauderdale, Florida 2008-2008 Gallery Milou, Wynwood Art Distric t, Miami, Florida
Workshops 20 13 Creative Artist Advancement program, Fort Lauderdale, Fl orida 20 11-20 13 Creative Capital - Artists Workshops, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 2009 Artist As Entrepreneur Institute - Art Serve, Fort Lauderdale, Fl orida
Catalogues 20 13 Let's Paint The Town 2009-20 19 Doing Business As ... Artist Entrepreneurs
Press 2018 Spring - Art Hive, The Business of Art 2015 December - Miami Herald, IKEA Artist Event 20 14 September- Our City Pembroke Pines, Susan B. Katz Theater Has A New Mural 2014 June - Sun Sentin el, Adding a Colorful Touch, Artist Creates Mural Pines Theater 20 14 April - Sun Sentinel, Creative Showcase, Exhibit Spotlights Emerging Artists 2014 April - Pembroke Pines Times, Paint Social 30 13 October - Sun Sentinel, Walking Past A World Of Color 2013 July - Sun Sentinel, Gallery To Host Women, Children and Books' Exhibit 20 13 April - Sun Sentinel, Davie Event A fest For Art Lovers 2013 April - Durability And Design Journal, Paint Adds Pride To Florida city 20 13 March - Sun Sentinel, Art Goes Outside 20 13 March - Miami Herald, Paint By Number Uplift Fort Lauderdale Neighborhoods 20 13 February - Sun Sentinel, 13th Street Project 20 13 February- Pembroke Pines City Connect, Holiday Mural 20 13 December - Pembroke Pines Times, Local Artist Paints Mural On City Hall 2012 October- Sun sentinel, Group looking To Revive Area By Encouraging Public Art 20 12 September - Around Town, Artist Encounter 2012 September - Pembroke Pines Times, Children get a Lesson From "Big Mouth Artist"
Additional References and Portfolio avail able upon request 8
Jacklyn Laflamme 954-297-4387 [email protected] Website: Jacklynlaflamme.com Blog: Jacklynlaflamme.wordpress.com
Bio
Jacklyn Laflamme, an artist and an entrepreneur, originally from Montreal, Canada, graduated with degrees in Creative Arts and Interior Design, both with honors.
She began a professional career leveraging her design sensibilities as a Visual Display Artist; an early training ground she shares with such artists as Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg and Willem DeKooning. She joined Image Display; Canada's leading Visual Display Company, and attributes her infallible sense of line, balance, structure, form and harmony to her five years with this company.
Moving onwards and literally upwards, Laflamme's career took off as she entered the world of interior design for corporate jets. Over the next 10 years she designed for Bombardier in Montreal, Lear Jet in Tucson and Gulfstream in Savannah. In this work she traveled the world designing complete interiors (and supervising the build out process) for heads of state, nobility and the leaders of the business, sports and entertainment worlds.
In 2000, she decided to live her dream and work as an artist. She was emboldened in this decision by the success of her first solo show; she committed herself to making art full-time. She has sold hundreds of paintings through galleries and direct commissions. She is an award-winning artist and illustrator, a grant recipient and is now emerging in the public art scene with her vibrant colorful murals and sculptures. To experience her work is magical, her Joie de Vivre shines through! 9
Jacklyn Laflamme 954-297-4387 [email protected] Website: Jacklynlaflamme.com Blog: Jacklynlaflamme.wordpress.com
Artist Statement
Vibrant jewel tone colors, accompanied by line, form and balance create mysticism and motion in my work. It transports the viewer into otherworldly dimensions. There is an energetic playfulness and pure quality that creates a marriage of fantasy and fluency.
Using bold elements which depict the turbulence of water, explosiveness in nature along with visual character development as the images unfold they reveal an expression of exhilaration as if one were on a rollercoaster ride.
My work displays a wide range of art and style influences of the last half century: atomic, surrealism, pop, abstract and psychedelia. Experimentation with the interaction of hues and the juxtaposition of tints and shades is also central to my message. Deeply influenced by the discoveries of Joseph Albers I work my palette to the far boundaries of the spectrum, manipulating the paint to form layers of color to the point where my subjects literally glow.
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Andrea F. Huffman 12270 N.W. 30 Street/ Sunrise, Florida 33323 (954) 815-5023 Email: [email protected] web: www.andreahuffman.com Education
1994: M.S., Art Education, Florida International University 1980: B.A., Art Education, Florida Atlantic University 1980-2011: Broward County Art Educator, K-12, including mentoring university interns.
Professional Affiliations Artist in Residence, Bailey Contemporary Art, Pompano Beach, FL 6Hands Collaborative (www.6HandsCollaborative.com) Surface Design Association
Awards, Grants, Residencies
2018 First Place, Clay, Glass, Metal, Stone Gallery Third Place, Elegant Threads, Lighthouse Center for the Arts 2017 First Place, Elegant Threads, Lighthouse Center for the Arts Honorable Mention, Fiber Art Florida, Florida CraftArt Gallery, 2015 Third Place, Loxahatchee Visions Judge's Merit, National Association of Women Artists. Florida Chapter
2014 Broward County Creative Investment Grant0 2013 First Place, "Quick Draw" at Broward Art Guild 2012 Selected by Broward County Public Art and Design Committee for solo exhibit: at Lee Wagener Gallery. Broward County Creative Investment Grant. Honorable Mention, "Made in Florida" Florida Craftsmen 2011 Artist-in-Residence/ Hermitage Artist Retreat, Englewood, Florida 2010 Honorarium- Florida Craftsmen 2001 ACE (Arts for a Complete Education) Grant, Florida Alliance for Arts Education
Solo, Small Group and Invitational Exhibits (*solo exhibit or served as curator)
2020 Speaking Volumes* Wilton Manors, FL 2019 Sheer Intuition* Pompano Beach, FL In Exchange FAT Village Project Space, Ft. Lauderdale, FL PENTA Pompano Beach, FL From Swamp to Village Wilton Manors, FL 2018 The Bag Project* Pompano Beach, FL Our Natural World and Beyond Studio 18, Pembroke Pines, FL 2017 Serenity Gallery One, Ft. Lauderdale, FL Three Strands, One Thread Hollywood, FL 2016 Art of Association Lighthouse Center for the Arts, Tequesta, FL Five by Five Boca Raton Museum of Art The Art of Collaborative Art* Wilton Manors, FL 2015 Faculty Exhibit Boca Raton Museum of Art Layered Stories Coconut Grove, FL 2014 Anne Kolb Nature Center* Hollywood, FL Everglades National Park * Homestead, FL 2013 Lee Wa gener Gallery* Ft. Laud erdal e/ Hollywood Airport Six Views in Fiber Coconut Grove Art Festival Gallery, Miami, FL 2012 City of Tamara c* Tamarac, FL Hollywood City Hall * Hollywood, FL Florida Craftsmen Bien es Center for Performing Arts, Ft. Lauderdale, Redbone Gallery lslamorada, Florida 2011 SMART Exhibit Florida Atlantic University, Ft. Lauderdale 11
Juried
2020 Contemporary Fiber in Florida Florida CraftArt Gallery, St. Petersburg, FL Downsizing GalleRe, West Palm Beach FL 2019 Art and Soul Business for the Arts, Broward 2018 imPress Box Gallery, West Palm Beach, FL Pushing the Pull FAT Village Project Space 2017 Basel Broward Tom Rossetti Fine Art, Ft. Lauderdale 2016 Piecing Together a Changing Planet Ellis Island National Monument Museum Transgressing Traditions (SDA) Schweinfurth Art Center, Auburn, NY Flora and Fauna Box Gallery, West Palm Beach, FL Collaborations and Mixed Media Center for Creative Education, West Palm Beach Art and Soul Business for the Arts, Broward 2015 At Home with Art Broward County Convention Center Summer Heat Tom Rossetti Fine Art, Ft. Lauderdale, FL Art and Soul Business for the Arts, Broward Inspired By..... Coral Springs Museum of Art Collaborations Center for Creative Education, West Palm Beach Piecing Together a Changing Planet Hockaday Museum of Art, Kalispell, MT 2014 Spectrum Miami Piecing Together a Changing Planet Biscayne National Park 100% Pure Florida 5th Ave. Gallery, Melbourne, FL Summer Heat Rossetti Gallery, Ft. Lauderdale, FL Florida in Fabric Ruth Funk Museum ofTextile Art, Melbourne, FL Impressions Bonnet House, Ft. Lauderdale 2013 Fiber Optics Gallery 1310, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 2012 Made in Florida Lighthouse Art Center, Tequesta FL Fresh Design Florida Atlantic University, Ft. Lauderdale, FL SAGA in Florida Peabody Theatre, Daytona, FL 2010 Nature Revered St. Augustine Art Association, St. Augustine, FL 2007 Handmade New World School of the Arts; Miami, FL 2003 All Media Juried Biennial; Hollywood Art and Culture Center~ 2002 43 rd Annual Hortt Memorial, Carone Gallery, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Group
2014-16 Various exhibits, N.A.W.A. Florida Armory Art Center, West Palm Beach, FL, Coral Spring Museum of Art; Northwood University 2014 National Association of Women Artists, N.A.W.A. Gallery, NYC Parker Playhouse Art Gallery Ft. Lauderdale, FL 2012 Its Not All Black and White, ART SERVE, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 2011 Florida Craftsmen Members Show St. Petersburg, FL 2010 Portrait of the Inner-Self; 2 +3 Artist Organization, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 2 + 3 Group Exhibit, Crest Theatre, Delray, FL
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Teaching/Other Professional Activities
Ongoing: Boca Museum Art School (since 2014) Bailey Contemporary Art Center Art in the Workplace, Business for the Arts, Broward 2018 Armory Art Center Demonstration for Women in the Visual Arts Workshop at Studio 18, Pembroke Pines 2017 Fabric Printing, Florida CraftArt Gallery, St. Petersburg 2016 Art Boca Raton/ Artist at Work Demo 2015 Artist at Work series: Boca Raton Museum of Art Co-chair- Invoking the Muse exhibit at Coral Springs Museum of Art Artist Encounter, IKEA, Sunrise Team Building through Art, Florida Atlantic University, Davie, FL Printmaking Workshop: Jaffe Center for Book Arts, Florida Atlantic University Tea at the Artist Cafe: Coral Springs Museum of Art Artist Lecture: Quilting in the Pines and Gold Coast Quilt Guild 2014 Conservatory Prep High School 2013 Arts and Nature Family Day, Anne Kolb Nature Center Printmaking Demo, Weston Art Guild Art in the Workplace, Business for the Arts, Broward 2012 Co-curator:" Fresh Design, Florida Atlantic University; Funding Arts Broward, Artist lecture 1980-2011 Art Educator for Broward County Schools (elementary through H.S) 2011 Teaching Artists workshop, Broward Cultural Division. 1998-2011 Clinical Educator for University Student Internships, Practicum and New Educators. 2006-2008 Human Relations Council Advisor, McArthur High School. 2006 Fine and Performing Arts Dept. Head, McArthur HS, Hollywood, Florida 2000 Curriculum Writing Team/ Broward County Art Curriculum Guide 1996-1998 Steering Committee/ Broward County Regional Scholastic Art Exhibit. 1996 Organized first county wide Youth Art Month Exhibit, Broward School Board.
Jurying
Bailey Contemporary Arts (upcoming exhibit: The Space Between Us) Women in the Visual Arts 2019 Boca Museum Art Guild Boca Raton High School Student Exhibit Palm Beach Watercolor Society
Collections
Leigh and Deborah Kerr Dr. and Mrs. Asher Yama Juliet Roulhac Margie Bauer John and Evelyn Ortiz Smykla Marcus Astafan Lindsay and Kenneth Morgan Deborah and Michael Gregg Tony Gonzalez Harrie Kaufman Brian and Melissa Nowell Dr. Donna Goldstein The Hermitage Artist Retreat, Englewood, FL Judith Schwartz Private collection, St. Augustine, FL Valerie Perault Susan B. Anthony Recovery Center, Miramar, Florida.
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PROJECT: Port Everglades 19th & Eller
DIVISION: Port Everglades Department
TYPE OF ART: Integrated Artwork(s)
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: In partnership with Port Everglades, Broward County, Florida, Broward Cultural Division's Public Art & Design Program is seeking to commission one artist or artist team (Artist) to design fabricate and install artwork at the intersection of 19th Avenue and Eller Drive, Fort Lauderdale, FL. The artwork shall welcome visitors and assist with wayfinding.
ARTIST SELECTION PANEL: Linda Flynn, PAD Member & Chair; Cathy Donnelly, Chair (Alternate), Luke Jenkins Arts Professional; Jacklyn Laflamme, Arts Professional; Tina La Porta, Arts Professional (Alternate); Peg Buchan, Agency Representative; Josh Miller, Community Representative; Lori Baer, Community Representative (Alternate). ·
MEETINGS: • ASP Orientation and Shortlisting TBD • ASP Artists Interviews TBD
TOTAL BUDGET: $99,000.00 ($90,000 art; $9,000 contingency)
FISCAL YEAR: 2020
ARTIST: TBD
ALLIED ARTIST: An Allied Artist will not be affiliated with this project. 14
PUBLIC ART & DESIGN ARTIST SELECTION PANEL Port Everglades 19th & Eller Drive
The five voting members of the panel are the following:
1) PAD member who chairs the panel Linda Flynn (954) 804-3044 - [email protected]
PAD member Chair Alternate Cathy Donnelly (954) 214-2250 - [email protected]
2) Arts Professional: * Luke Jenkins (954) 394-7725 - [email protected]
3) Arts Professional: * Jacklyn Laflamme (954) 297-4387 - [email protected]
Arts Professional Alternate: * Tina La Porta [email protected]
4) Agency Representative: Peg Buchan, Assistant Port Director (954) 468-0139 - [email protected]
5) Community Rep Josh Miller, Property Manager Port Everglades (954) 468-3518 - [email protected]
Community Representative Alternate: Lori Baer, Executive Director Port Everglades Association (954) 463-2801 - [email protected]
* Included in the pre-approved pool of panelists 15 PUBLIC ART & DESIGN PROJECT FACT SHEET
PROJECT: Pine Island Pocket Park Project
DIVISION: Highway Construction and Engineering
TYPE OF ART: Site Specific Artwork
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The artwork will be located in a newly constructed 1.3-acre pocket park, as part of a County road improvement project. The pocket park is sited along Pine Island Road , a major north/south vehicular corridor in central Broward County. It shall enhance the landscape design for the space which includes a meandering walking path, shrubbery and trees. The artwork shall be visible to individuals traveling northbound, without creating any obstruction or distraction. The artwork must be low maintenance and its artistic approach shall reflect the Town of Davie western equestrian theme. The artwork shall be spatially integrated into the site. Artwork location will be determined in coordination with the Highway Construction & Engineering Division.
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ARTIST Diane Weinbrum, (Chair); Lori Pratico, Chair (Alternate); Taryn Nicoll, Arts SELECTION Professional; Juliana Forero, Arts Professional; Mimi Botscheller, Arts Professional PANEL (Alternate); Ron Rollins, Landscape Architect, Agency Representative; Mayra (ASP) Manrique, Engineer II, (Agency Alternate); Nirmal Datta , Engineering Unit Supervisor, (Agency Alternate); Jeff Pohlman, City of Davie (Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts), Community Representative; Osdel Fernandez-Larrea, Public Works and Capital Projects, (Community Representative Alternate).
MEETINGS: ASP Orientation and Shortlisting 2-20-20, 4-21-20 ASP Artists Interviews 6-2-20
ART BUDGET: $67,500 ($64,000 art/$3,500 contingency)
FISCAL YEAR: 2017
ARTIST: Wendy Klemperer 16 Bio Wendy Klemperer earned a bachelor's in biochemistry at Harvard before moving to NYC to pursue art full time, earning a B.F.A. in sculpture at Pratt Institute in 1983.
She lives and works in Brooklyn, NY and Nelson, NH. She is represented in Maine by June La Combe. Residency grants include: the Skowhegan School, ME, MacDowell Colony, NH, Ucross Foundation, WY, Sculpture Space, NY, IKONS, Denali National Park in Alaska, and Stanislaus National Forest in Sonora, CA
Exhibitions in NY and throughout the US include Socrates Sculpture Park, Queens, NY, Bridgewater Lustberg Gallery, NY, NY, Pratt Institute Sculpture Park, Brooklyn, NY, DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park, Lincoln, MA, Southern Vermont Arts Center, Manchester, VT, and UNH Museum, Durham, NH. She has had comprehensive solo shows at Maine Audubon, Freeport, and Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, Boothbay, organized by June Lacombe.
Large scale permanent installations include: California State University, Bakersfield, City of Westminster, CO, Portland International Jetport, ME, Martin's Point Bridge in Falmouth, ME, College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor, ME, Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens. Boothbay, Somers by Landing Sculpture Park in Newburyport, MA, Lay Sculpture Park in Missouri, Farmingdale State College, Farmingdale, NY, 560 Broadway in NYC, and SIAS University, Xinzheng, China. Klemperer has taught welded sculpture for over a decade, and annually teaches a workshop at the Carving Studio and Sculpture Center in West Rutland, VT. She has been a visiting artist and lectured about her work at universities throughout the United States.
Artist Statement The imagery that pervades my work reflects a lifelong fascination with animals. As a child this led to hours ofwatching, drawing, and imagining. When I began making sculpture as an adult I developed these mental images in three dimensions. Facility is not the objective of my work, but a means to convey an expressive moment. The materials I use retain a raw, immediate quality. Presence and absence reverberate in the sculptures: a network of steel lines builds the form, drawing and re-drawing the animal, creating a tension like the sudden sighting of a wild beast. The surrounding environment penetrates the negative spaces between the lines of metal; the landscape itself is imbedded in the work.To make the sculptures I search scrap yards for pieces that have been discarded and ravaged by life in the yard. Bent and twisted, such pieces contain energy and a potential new life. Industrial refuse is transformed to living form.
I also make small sculptures in wax. Complexity and beautiful accidents can happen. Layered colors and subtle textures build the form and explore the painterly side of sculpture. The surface is a living skin, with varied thicknesses, pierced and broken here and there, allowing glimpses of the interior. I melt white microcrystalline wax in a pot and add paint, pouring out thin sheets to create a palette of different colors. I model the wax at room temperature like clay, building it hollow in colored layers over a simple wire armature. Using a propane torch to heat basic tools (a spoon, a butter knife) I carve and melt the surface and blend colors. I use three dimensional color to work at the intersection of painting and sculpture.When finished, I brush the surface with a clear urethane resin for a hard, protective coating.
Large or small, steel or wax, the sculptures use the body language of animals to express a feeling or state of being, with motion conveying emotion. 17 CV
WENDY KLEMPERER 393 BUSHWICK AVE BROOKLYN, NY 11206 tel: (347) 223-8876 e-mail: [email protected] url: www.wendyklemperer.com born Boston, MA
EDUCATION:
• Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY B.F.A. Sculpture • 83 Harvard-Radcliffe College, Cambridge, MA B.A. Biochemistry • Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture
COMM IS SI ONS/COLL ECTI O NS:
• Cuomo Bridge Sculpture, South Nyack, NY (upcoming spring 2020) • Lay Sculpture Park, Louisiana, MO • Vermont Institute of Natural Science:Tree Canopy Walk, Quechee, VT • Newburyport Rail Trail Sculpture Park, MA • Denali National Park and Preserve, AK • National Museum of Wildlife Art, Jackson Hole, WY • Great Falls International Airport, MT • 21 Fitzsimmons Complex, Denver, CO • State University of New York, Farmingdale, NY • Vermont Institute of Natural Science, Quechee, VT • Deer Park, Newport News Public Art Foundation, Newport News, VA • VINS Eagles, Tree Canopy Walk, Vermont Institute of Nature and Science, Quechee, VT • College of the Atlantic, Bar Harbor, ME • Martin's Point Bridge, Falmouth, ME • State University of New York, Farmingdale, NY • Four Corners Art Center, Tiverton, RI • Sias International University, Xinzheng, Henan Province, PRC, China • California State University at Bakersfield, CA • City of Westminster, CO • Suffield Academy, Suffield, CT • Somersby Landing Sculpture Park, Newburyport, MA • Portland International Jetport, City of Portland Public Art Collection, gift of William Hamill • Key Plaza, Bangor, ME • L. L. Bean Company, Freeport, ME • Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, Boothbay, ME • Lay Sculpture Park, Louisiana, MO • The Cheshire Horse, Keene, NH • Newmark and Co Real Estate, 560 Broadway, 2nd Fir, New York, NY • Pratt Institute Sculpture Park, Brooklyn , NY • Andalusia Foundation, Bensalom, PA • Over 150 private collections 18
EXHIBITIONS (ONE AND TWO PERSON) :
• 2017 Let the Outside In, Humanities Gallery, Long Island University, Brooklyn, NY • 2017 Salvage What You Can, Studio 10, 56 Bogart, Brooklyn, NY • 2016-17 Shadow Migrations, Summit Public Art, Summit, NJ • 2015-16 Shadow Migrations, Court Square Park, Queens, NY, Clare Weiss Emerging Artist Award, NYC Parks • 2015 Wendy Klemperer: Sculpture, The Hotchkiss School, CT through 2017 • 2014 Wendy Klemperer: Sculpture and Drawings, Memorial Gallery, SUNY Farmingdale, NY • 2014 Pursuit, Henry's Rooftop Bar, Roger Smith Hotel, NY, NY • 2013 Gericroix, New Hope, PA • 2013 Restraint and Release, curated by Kristine Durocher, Museum of Art, University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH • 2013 Gestures of that Other Life, curated by Kate Mullen, Four Corners Arts Center, Tiverton, RI • 2012 Waxing Wild, curated by Deborah Brown, Storefront Bushwick (project space), Brooklyn, NY • 2011 Re-Imagined: Sculpture by Wendy Klemperer, curated by June Lacombe/SCULPTURE, College of the Atlantic, Bar Harbor, ME • 2010 Re-Imagined: Sculpture by Wendy Klemperer, curated by June Lacombe/SCULPTURE, Maine Audubon, Falmouth, ME • 2009 Re-Imagined: Sculpture by Wendy Klemperer, curated by June Lacombe/SCULPTURE, Coastal Maine Botanical gardens, Boothbay, ME • 2008 Shadow Migration, 38 Cameron Gallery, Cambridge, MA (2 person) • 2008 Two Artists, Union College Gallery, Schenectady, NY (2 person) • 2007 Leopard, 38 Cameron Gallery, Cambridge, MA (3 person) • 2000 Suspended Animation, Gallery of South Orange, NJ (solo) • 1999 Urban Pastures, Bridgewater/Lustberg Gallery, NY, NY (solo) • 1998 Anima Mundi, Bridgewater/Lustberg Gallery, NY, NY (solo) • 1997 Featured Artist, Nelson Art Gallery, Nelson, NH
VIDEOS:
• Glimpse, Portland, Main e • Artist in Res idence, Denali Nation al Park • Re-Imagined, Mai ne Audubon, Fa lmouth • In stall ati on of Re- Imag in ed, Coastal Main e Botan ica l Ga rde ns, Bo othbay • Art Work: Animals, Why • Kimball Island Fawn • Re-imagined Slides how
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS:
2019
• Among Friends, curated by Patti Fabricant and Alexandra Rutsch Brock, Clemente Soto Velez Ctr, NY,NY • Wildflower Sculpture Park, South Orange, NJ • Lemon Fair Sculpture Park, Shoreham, VT • Living With Sculpture, June LaCombe SCULPTURE, ME
2018 19 • Beasts of Brooklyn, curated by Elisa Jensen, Green Door Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
2017
• Embracing Earth, June Lacombe/SCULPTURE, Pownal, ME Power of Place, June Lacombe/SCULPTURE, Wells Reserve, ME • Spring Break Art Fair, Personal Tesseract, curated by Anne Spalter, NYC • The Animal That I Am, Art & Lounge, Newark Intl Airport, NJ
2016
• Satellite Art Fair, Berlin Collective, curated by Nicole Cohen, Miami, FL • Ice Age, VINS, Quechee, VT • Celebrating a Century of Women in the Arts, Berta Walker Gallery, Provincetown, MA • Autumn at Hawk Ridge Farm, June LaCombe/SCULPTURE,Pownal, ME • Where Mountains Meet the Sea, June Lacombe/SCULPTURE, College of the Atlantic, ME • Garden Centennial Exhibition, Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum, Pelham Bay Park, Bronx, NY • Art Southampton, Elaine Baker Gallery, Bridgehampton, NY • Conference of the Birds, Shirley Fiterman Art Ctr, BMCC, NY, curated by Brenda Zlamany
2015
• Lost Cat, Cape Cod Museum of Art, Dennis, MA • North Bennington Outdoor Sculpture Show, North Bennington, VT • Poetry of Place, June Lacombe SCULPTURE, Pownal, ME • The Sculpture Project, Baker Spender Gallery, Boca Raton, FL • Constellation Carousel, Franconia Sculpture Park, Schafer, MN • New Work City, curated by Julie Torres, Momenta Art, Brooklyn, NY
2014
• Brooklyn Gravity Racers, 20th Anniversary, Pierogi/The Boiler, Brooklyn, NY ■ Beasts of Burden, curated by Jane O'Hara, Harvard Allston Educational Portal for the Arts, Allston, MA • Pollinators, Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, June Lacombe/SCULPTURE, Boothbay, ME • Sculpture at Maine Audubon, June Lacombe/SCULPTURE, Falmouth, ME ■ Pierogi XX: Twentieth Anniversary Exhibition, Pierogi Gallery, Brooklyn, NY • Second Family, Curated by Julie Torres, 2 Rivington St Gallery, NY, NY • Family Style, curated by Julie Torres, Formerly Pocket Utopia, NY, NY ■ NurtureArt Benefit (2009-2015), The Boiler, Brooklyn, NY • Smack Mellon Benefit (2008-2015), Brooklyn, NY ■ Vapors and Squalls, or Mediums, curated by Paul D'Agostino, Centotto, Brooklyn, NY • Back In Situ, or Turns, curated by Paul D'Agostino, Centotto, Brooklyn, NY • North Bennington Outdoor Sculpture, curated by Joe Chirchirilli, VT
2013
• Bestiary, Smart Clothes Gallery, NY, NY • Portraits of Fern, Norte Maar, Brooklyn, NY • Vermont Arts Council Sculpture Garden, Montpelier, VT • Outdoor Sculpture, Ocala, FL ■ Outdoor Sculpture, St. John's Sculpture Park, Portland, OR • Equus, Tabla Rasa Gallery, Brooklyn, NY 20 2012
• My Wildlife as an Animal, curated by Ron Richter, Clemente Soto Velez Cul_tural Center, NY, NY • Sculpture Garden, curated by Deborah Brown and Lesley Heller, Onderdonk House, Brooklyn, NY • Steel and Stone, June Lacombe/SCULPTURE, Pownal, ME ■ On the Wing, June Lacombe/SCULPTURE, Maine Audubon, Falmouth, ME
2011
• Between Earth and Sky, June Lacombe/SCULPTURE, Pownal, ME ■ Outdoor Sculpture, Southern Vermont Arts Ctr, Manchester, VT ■ Sacred Land (Featured Artist), Sculpturefest, Woodstock, VT ■ Sites for Sculpture, curated by Pam Brown, Dowling College, Oakdale, NY • New Year/New Work/New Faces, curated by Jason Andrew and Deborah Brown, Storefront Gallery, Bushwick, Brooklyn, NY
2010
• Outdoor Sculpture, curated by Jocelyn Grayson, Southern Vermont Arts Ctr, Manchester, VT
2009
• Animal Attractions, curated by Eric Johnson, The Fells, Sunapee, NH • Crest Hardware Art Show, Brooklyn, NY • Sculpture Invitational, Millbrook Gallery, Concord, NH • Return, June Lacombe/SCULPTURE, Pownal, ME
2008
• Sculpture for New Orleans, curated by Lundberg and Manjarris, NO, LA • Water and Gravity, June Lacombe/ SCULPTURE, Pownal, ME • Outdoor Sculpture: Creating Harmony with Nature, Courthouse Gallery, Ellsworth, ME • Structures, Redmond-Bennet Gallery, Dublin, NH • Nature and Balance 2, Arsenal Ctr for the Arts, Watertown, MA • Medley, Visions West Gallery, Livingston, MT • Crest Hardware 10th Anniversary, Brooklyn, NY • Metal-Morphosis 11, Ernest Rubinstein Gallery, NY, NY • Gallery in the Garden, curated by Eileen Tognini, Hawk Mountain. PA
2007
• Where Nature and Culture Meet, Maine Audubon Society and Coastal Maine Botanic Garden, June Lacombe/SCULPTURE • Contemporary Sculpture at Chesterwood, curated by Janet Riker, Stockbridge, MA • Nature and Balance, Arsenal Ctr. for the Arts, Watertown, MA • Go Figure, curated by Eric Johnson, The Fells, Sunapee, NH • Sculpture Invitational, Millbrook Gallery, Concord, NH • Visions West Gallery, Livingston, MT • DUMBO Outdoor Sculpture, Jan Larsen Art, Brooklyn, NY
2006
• June Lacombe/Sculpture, Coastal Maine Botanic Gardens, Boothbay Harbor, ME 21 • Sculpture Installation, Chapel Hill, NC • Sculpture Installation, ArtlnPlace, Charlottesville, VA
2003
• Sculpture in the Park.Ill, Rockland Ctr for The Arts, Nyack, NY • Faculty Exhibit, Ernest Rubenstein Gallery, Ed. Alliance, NYC • Contemporary Sculpture at Chesterwood, Curated by Janice Kean Dorgan, Chesterwood Museum, Stockbridge, MA • 17th Rosen Outdoor Sculpture, Appalachian State Univ., Boone, NC • Third Annual Florida Outdoor Sculpture Competition, Polk Museum of Art, Lakeland, FL • Sculpture Courtyard, Polk Museum of Art, Lakeland, FL
2002
• Six Sculptors, Long Island University campus, Brooklyn, NY curated by Kathleen Gilrain • Earthworks, North Carolina Zoological Park, Ashboro, NC
2001
• Sculpture Installation, Artscape Public Art, Pittsfield, MA • The Sculpture Path, Forest Hills Educational Trust, Boston, MA • Sculpture Installation, Pratt Institute Sculpture Park, Brooklyn, NY • Celebration, Stone Quarry Hill Art Park, Cazenovia, NY, 2001 • Sculpture in the Garden 2001, Berkshire Botanical Garden, Stockbridge, MA • Contemporary Sculpture At Chesterwood 2001, Stockbridge, MA • The Madison Mile: Contemporary Outdoor Sculpture, Madison, CT • Harbor Walk: Sculpture on the Boardwalk, West Haven, CT
2000
• Chain-hounds: an Installation, DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park, Lincoln, MA • The Dog and Pony Show, curated by Leslie Heller, The Workspace, 96 Spring St, NYC • Sculpture Installation, Convergence Festival, Providence, RI • Bridgeport Sculpture Festival, organized by Peter Lundberg, Bridgeport, CT • Checked, organized by Cindy Tower, Museum of Modern Art (action on coat check room), NYC
1999
• Contemporary Sculpture at Chesterwood, curated by Janice Conner, Chesterwood Museum, Stockbridge, MA • Examining the Equine, Contemporary Art Center of Virginia, Virginia Beach, VA • The Horse Show, Sylvia White Gallery, 560 Broadway, NYC • Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition, Millbrook Gallery and Sculpture Garden, Concord, NH • Sculpture Installation, City of Poughkeepsie Sculpture Park, Poughkeepsie, NY
1998
• Signs, Forms, Systems: Site-Specific Outdoor Sculpture, North 9th St and Kent Ave, Brooklyn, NY • Escape Velocity, Socrates Sculpture Park, Queens, NY • Indoor/Outdoor Sculpture, Greene Gallery, Guilford, CT
1997 22 ■ Crest Hardware and Soho Hardware, curated by Gene Pool, NY
1996
■ Brookworld: Installations by 25 Brooklyn Artists in a Soho Tenement Building, curated by Cindy Tower, 24 Thompson St, NYC ■ Nine Sculptors Outdoors, Washburn University, Topeka, KS ■ Cousins, Cape Gallery, Falmouth, MA (two-person)
1995
■ Sculpture Survey Show, curated by Mariella Bisson, One Main St Exhibition Space, Brooklyn, NY ■ Exposure and Vulnerability, Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park Brooklyn, NH ■ Other Rooms, Ronald Feldman Gallery, 39 Mercer St, NYC ■ All Media Summer Exhibition, Contemporary Artist's Ctr, North Adams, MA
1994
■ 11211: Williamsburg Artists, Jadite Gallery, 413 W.50th st, NYC ■ Art-Terre: A Site-Specific Art Exhibit, Buckingham, Canada
1993
■ Four-Walls Fundraiser, David Zwirner Gallery, 97 Green St, NYC ■ NY/93/50, Socrates Sculpture Park, Queens, NYC ■ Outdoor Sculpture, OIA sponsored exhibition, Ward's Island, NY ■ Wild Kingdom, Bridgewater/Lustberg Gallery, NYC
1992
■ Reclaiming Land: an Exhibition of Site-Sculptures, Stone Quarry Hill Art Park, Cazenovia, NY ■ The Neurotic Art Show, Artist's Space, NYC ■ New Dimensions, Bridgewater/Lustberg Gallery, NYC.
1991
■ In the 3rd Dimension, Bridgewater/Lustberg Gallery, NYC ■ Habitat and Plein Air, AMMO, 135 Plymouth St, Bklyn, NY ■ Alumni Show, Carpenter Center for Visual Arts, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
1989
■ Three Artists, The Gallery, 30 Bond St, NYC
1987
■ Bridge Space Exhibition, 40 Old Fulton St, Bklyn, NY
1986
■ Indoors/Outdoors: a sculpture invitational, curated by David Hacker Charas Cultural Ctr, 9th St at Ave B, NYC 23 • Room to Swing a Cat: a multimedia exhibit, 40 Hoyt St, Bklyn, NY
VIDEO COLLABORATIONS:
• My Pretty Pony and Summertime, with Chris Schiavo and Kara Cressman, screened at Four Walls, Brooklyn, NY, The Kitchen, NYC and Artist's Space, NYC
GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS, AWARDS:
• AIR Vallauris, France, (upcoming) 2020 • Visiting Artist, ADEON cruise, 3 week residency at sea with scientists studying marine life 2019 • Creature Conserve Research Grant for Art and Science Projects 2019 • Visiting Artist, American Academy in Rome 2019 • Clare Weiss Emerging Artist Award; NYC Parks, Court Square Park, Queens, NY, 2015 • Franconia Sculpture Park Open Studio Fellowship, MN, 2015 • Artist in Residence, Stanislaus National Forest, Sonora, CA, 11/2014 • Artist in Residence, Denali National Park, 8/2013 • Residency, St. John's Sculpture Park, Portland, OR, 2013 • Residency Fellowship, SIAS University, Zhengzhou, China, 2008, 2009 • Residency, Salem Art Works, Salem, NY, 2007 • Sculpture Prize, Warwick Sculpture Festival, Newport News, VA, 2005 • Award, Rosen Sculpture, Appalachian State U, Boone, NC, 2003 • Lotos Grant, Pratt Institute Outdoor Sculpture, Brooklyn, NY 2001 • Merit Award, Chesterwood Museum and Sculpture garden, 1999 • Emerging Artist Fellowship, Socrates Sculpture Park, 1998 • Funded Residency, Sculpture Space, Utica, NY, 1995 • Residency, IKONS, Newfoundland, Canada, 1992 • Residency, MacDowell Colony, Peterborough, NH, 1986 • Residency, Ucross Foundation, Wyoming, 1986
LECTURES, PANELS, TEACHING:
• Visiting Artist, University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH, 11/6/2013 • Visiting Artist, University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, MA, 4/22/2011 • Visiting Artist, Maine College of Art, Portland, ME, 11/18/2010 • Shop Club Talk, Harvard University Faculty Club, Cambridge, MA, 2009 • Artist Master, Catalyst Program, Dreyfus Foundation, 2008 • Welding Instructor, 3rd Ward, Brooklyn, NY, 2006-2011 • Instructor, Carving Studio & Sculpture Ctr, Rutland, VT, 2004-present • Welding Instructor, Educational Alliance Art School, New York, NY, 2002-2007 • Workshop Artist, Morris-Jumel Mansion, NY, 1998 • Workshop Artist, Brooklyn Arts Council, NY, 93-4 • Panel Discussion, Outdoor Sculpture, Madison, CT 2003 • Visiting Artist Talk, Franklin Pierce College, Ringe, NH 2002 • Artists' Talk, Forest Hills Cemetary, Boston, MA, 2002 • Artists' Talk, Gallery of South Orange, NJ, 2000 • Cast Iron Workshop, Convergence Festival, Providence, RI, 1999 • The Job Show Panel, Organized by Four Walls, Ronald Feldman Gallery, NYC, 1996 • Pilgrims: Wayfarers, Visionaries, Eccentrics, organized by Cindy Tower, at Four Walls, Brooklyn, NY 1995 ■ Outdoor Sculpture Lecture, at BOCES Community College, Utica, NY 1995 • Curator's Choice, Artists Talk on Art, NYC 1993 24 PUBLIC ART & DESIGN PROJECT FACT SHEET
PROJECT: Everglades Holiday Park Project
DIVISION: Parks
TYPE OF ART: Site Specific Artwork(s)
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: In partnership with the Parks and Recreation Division, Broward Cultural Division's Public Art & Design Program is seeking to commission one artist or artist team to design, fabricate and install a site-specific public artwork for the Everglades Holiday Park, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. It is envisioned that the artwork will become a permanent feature in the park. This artwork will be part of the overall Park improvement upgrades that are primarily intended to enhance the aesthetic appeal of the Everglades Holiday Park. The artwork shall contribute a sense of place in the park.
ARTIST Lori Pratico, Chair; Diane Weinbrum , Chair (Alternate); Christian Feneck, Arts SELECTION Professional; Juliana Forero, Arts Professional; Taryn Nicoll, Arts Professional PANEL (Alternate); Martin Gross, Agency Representative; Nadine Levy, Agency Representative (Alternate); Trevor Fell, Community Representative; Andrea Toro Espinosa, Community Representative (Alternate).
MEETINGS: • ASP Shortlisting - 3-31-20 • ASP Interviews - 5-27-20, 6-4-20
ART BUDGET: $195,000 ($180,000 art; $15 ,000 contingency)
FISCAL YEAR: 2019
ARTIST: Reed Madden Designs 25
Jeffrey Reed 66 Twain Ave., Berkeley, Ca 94708 • 510.384.0804 • [email protected] CA Contractor Lie. #837135
Creating poetic environments with art and technology that promote community gatherings.
Education 1984-1985 University of Copenhagen, International Study Program, CPSU 's fifth-year program in Architecture · 1980-1984 California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Five year Bachelor of Architecture Degree
Professional Experience 1998 - Partner/ Designer/ Contractor Reed Madden Designs, Richmond, Ca. Present Design and fabricate large-scale public art, specializing in site-specific works in motion, water and solar. 1993 - 1998 Artist/ Builder/ Owner Reed Studio, Oakland, Ca. Design/build commissions for public and private sculpture 1987-1993 Architectural Design/ Construction Supervision Rammed Earthworks Inc., Napa, Ca. Architectural design and supervision/training of construction staff for pioneering earth-building f.irm. 1986-1987 Architectural Lighting Designer, San Francisco Worked with architects on diverse lighting design projects.
Art in Public Places 20·19 Richmond Public Art, Harbor, Richmond, Ca. Budget: $300K+$600K inkind "Changing Tides" Seven 20'-tall stainless steel "eelgrass," solar panels, 20,000 LED programmed lights that create an outdoor interactive stage. Project Manager: Michele Seville 510~529-6261 2019 Johnson City Public Art, Kings Park, Johnson City, TN . "Passion Flowers" (the state wild flower) spin in the wind with 9,000 LED programmed lights that incourage visitors to the downtown at night. Project Manager: Cheyenne Kumbhare 423-737-3449 2017 Laguna Hills Public Art Commission Laguna Hills, Ca. Budget: $400k "Gather" stainless/bronze trees, canopy, stage, seating & lighting. Project Manager for Aliso Viejo also: Sarah Kaustermeir 949-389-7117 2016 Aliso Viejo Public Art Commission Aliso Viejo, Ca. Budget: $200k "Windflowers" 7 eleven-foot tall spinning "poppies " lit by stamen of 250 LED programmed lights that change from dusk to dawn. 2016 Aliso Viejo Public Art Commission Aliso Viejo, Ca. Budget: $75k "Reeds" 60 choriographed LED lighting reeds in 3 reflective pools. 2011 Berkeley Public Art Berkeley Marina, Berkeley, Ca. Budget $106K "Open Circle" Habitat enclosure for burrowing owls+ outdoor-classroom. "earthen" concrete wall s, rocks, grass like fencing & educational plaques. Project Manager: David Snippen 510-684-3866 2010 Municipal Commission S.F.O. San Francisco, Ca. Design 20'fog-fountain with integral seating for Terminal Two. 2010 Iowa Public Art Commission for Utilities Building on Capital Hill, Des Moines "Prairie Song" Five stainless kinetic grasses make "shhh" sound in the wind. 2009 Sacramento Metropolitan Art Commission Youth Detention Fa cility "Taking Flight" 30 flapping birds, wing-like benches+ inground poetry. 2008 San Mateo Public Art Commission Seal Point Park, San Mateo, California. Eleven spinning sculptures for the Bay front park, 9 make musical sounds. 2006 City of Tiburon Commission Downtown Tiburon, Ca. 26
"Coming }\bout" Large 50'w x 16'h kinetic stainless steel, concrete ancl • . brqnze fo1,mtain sculpture, seating, lighting and plaques. . · 2004 San Francisco Strybing Arboretum Golden Gate Pqrk, Australion Garden.. •·.
II Encircle" sculptural seating walls, rocks and outdoor classroom:'' ' ' ' ·, ' .2002 · ,.P;alo Alto,PubJic Art Commission California Ave., Palo Alto, Ca.. .i,s~r.i Flowers" streetscape anci' dining court. 7 l
Awards 2003 AIA San Fraf)c:isc;:o ~ ·urban De.sign Honor Aword ''Best of the Bay" (ForSl/n FlqWers' tran,sformotiqn of a 10'-wide sidewalk strip into a well-used public seating and din1n.g area for both day and night.} · , .·. Al.A..S.ari. franc:.sc:o - Gr~~n:·bJsign Hon;~ Aw~rd 'iest of the· Bay" . (For Sun Flowers; use of solar power, wind, water retention, recycled materials and educational components;} ...... ·. 1998 .. . . · .sar;i Fr.a11dsco Lands,c:ape Gqrc:len $howi -~ ,award.s for sculpture garden . •· .. ind0dirig .design .aword from American Society of Landscape Architects . . ,1992 .,N~,tiqnal C()mpact House Coi:npetition, 2nd Place ', Director of te Exhibiti_c>ns .& .Projects 2012 Post/Shoyer ~arden, Palo Alto, Ca. .. • . . , Priyqtely commissioned Sculpture Garden with fountaintable™ 2003 · 'iWateris Edge" Wafer-wall, Belvedere, Ca. ' ' ', ''Priyqtely commiss\ori~d fou~tain iculptl/re' 1997 ¢~rporate. C:.9inmis_sion Liyermore,c:a...... ,C:alifomia Stote Avto As~qciatiop, Entry pl,aza and dining court , 1997 ."Mqtirial /v\aft~rs" taidi.ey Garden; Oaklcind, Ca Privately ccirnmbsicined Sculpture GQrden 1996 '' M<:>◊n· Gar'dep; Son Frcin.~isco, Ca. '' '.· ' 'Privotely commissioned Sculpture Garden 1996 The R~mmeci Earth House, by Dovid.Easton ' ·Arohitectureond text illustration. 1995 Haili~ Stre~f p~~Je~t, Emeryyilie, Ca. First show of ''.Signs of Life" sculptures 1995 "Philos;pher's Garden'; Kenwood, Ca. Privc:itely cprnrYlissioned S~uipture Garden 1994 ' La Quinta Scl/lpfure p'ark, La QLJinta, Ca. Stabilized earth wlnd sculptvre 1994 Sister City Profoct, Leon, Nicaragua ' ' Architecture and team management for community school project 1993 Lightescapes at UMN, San Francisco, California Invitational exhibit of Bay Area light artists 27 Jennifer Madden 66 Twain Ave., Berkeley, CA • 510.734.1782 • [email protected] Creating poetic environments with art and technology that promote commun{ty gatherings Education 1993 University of California, Berkeley MLA Masters of Landscape Architecture 1982 University of California, Santa Cruz BA Art History Professional Experience 1998 - Designer/ Partner Reed Madden Designs, Richmond, CA Present Design public and private sculptural art commissions, architecture, gardens, custom fountains and furniture. Reed and Madden's Fountaintable™ sculptures are featured in galleries throughout California. 1994-2003 Lecturer Univ. of California at Davis, Dept. of Environmental Design, Landscape Architecture: LDA 191: The Asphalt Garden: Form Follows Parking, 2003 LDA 191: Beyond Function: Designing with Personality Theory, 1999, 2000, 2002 LDA 70: Basic Landscape Design Studio, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 LDA 21: Landscape Graphic Communication, 1995 - 2003 LDA 11: Landscape Architecture Studio: Introduction, 1996, 1997 LDA 121: Advanced Graphics in Landscape Architecture, 1994 1994-1997 Landscape Designer Jennifer Madden, Albany, CA 1993-1994 .Planner Community Development by Design (Hester-McNally), Berkeley, CA 1991- 1993 Graduate Student Instructor, Chip Sullivan, Univ. of California, Berkeley ED 104: Site Planning, 1993 LA 101: Introduction to Landscape Design, 1991 and 1992 1992 Research Assistant Professor Chip Sullivan, U.C. Berkeley Researcher and editor for Sullivan's book: Climate and Gardens 1991 Research Assistant Professor Randolph Hester, U.C. Berkeley Lead designer for Arboretum in Jackson Demonstration State Forest, CA Publications 2001 "A Language of Design Using Personality Theory" Proceedings from the 3rd Symposium on Systems Research in the Arts. Baden-Baden, Germany. August 1-4. 1993 "Cohousing: The American Pioneers" Masters Thesis University of California, Berkeley {Thesis Advisor: Clare Cooper-Marcus) 1992 "Color Cards Improve Group Process" Cohousing Newsletter. Berkeley, CA Fall. Public Art Commissions by Reed Madden Designs (see Reed's resume above) Profession Services & Volunteer Work 2006 Plaza Redesign Consultant, Tiburon, California. Create seating designs, recommend tree species and plaza resurfacing treatments. 1995-1998 Site Development Committee, Berkeley Montessori School, Berkeley, CA Research potential site acquisitions, interview architects for programming, summarize financial analysis for bank loans, create preliminary construction budget and timetable. 28 1996-1998 Site Improvement Committee, Berkeley Montessori School, Berkeley, CA Create landscape design plans for preschool. 1997 & 1994 Boo\( ~eviewer, Drawing the Landscape, by Chip Sullivan; both original .._n\~m.1s¢ript and ·rev1s'.e8. _edition by.Chip Sullivan, Van Nostrand Reinhold, NY. 1996 :P_orffoi{9 Re'view Commiftee,"Univ~ of Califorriid, Davis - : , . : . .P5?P.t,. of L,::mdscape Architecture. Review student applications for progr9m . .'1994- .·'s'ei~deci'fofd{ia,{i=rci•~dscc:i'GardEih Cfub ~-'studenf oesign Awd~cis,:' · . Univ. of California at Berkeley, Dept. of Landscape Architecture, Spring . . 1990-present · _ln_vited Guest Juror for d_ozens of design studios at both UCB & UCb/: ·· Academic and Professional Honors· 2003 Am~rican l~stitute of Ar~tiit~ct:S - ·. Urbri_i, D~signlfori~~ Award Northern Calirornia Chapter "Best of Bay" , (For Suri Flowers' transformation of a 10'-wide sidewalk strip into a weiH;sed • pl/blic seating and dining area for both day and niglit~i" .·. · · ·:· •. · '' · ·· .. , · · -'· ...: :Ari.¾e'rlc:~1i'lnsfifute of Architects'- Gre~ri Design i-lanor Award ·,·Noitn.~rn California Chapter!'Best of Ba'f'! · · : . . .. ' ·:(Fb(St}riF/owers' Lise of solar'power; Wind; watei"r retention, and_ recycled · ·')ndteiials 6nd·ec:lucationcil compollehts:) · -..·· . . . 2002 · ·. 'Uhiv; bf Ca!iforii1a; Dcivis, Uridei'grddueife Instructional _Improvement Grant . for creating a r.iew course: "The Asph'alf Garden:· Form Follows Function" 1999 Unfi; of Cdlifornia; Davis, UndergraduatJ lnsfructiorial ·Improvement Grant .''Fo(creafin~ hew coGrse: ''Beyond Fuhdion: i=oilows Personality" .;., . .-··... •· ..... •d . .· ...... ,...... Fohn• . • . I .. 1998 · A.mEJi'iccuj Society of Lc:indscape Architects..:. Design Award · ·: .AsLix /North~rh CO!ifornia chapter · ...... ·. Fo°r'Reed-Madqer{s garden design "Who's Invited forDrinks at the California · ' Wat~rfabfei' Scin'Francisco ~cindscape Garcleri Show, March. Sari' Ffori:cisco Laridscape Garderi ·Sho·w ,.:'watei'Smcirt Awafd . . ·, ·..'Reid Modci'eh Deiign·s debots first "FouritaintabieTM'' With drought.'.tolerant ·. :_ ;:piarifs a'roundo ."dcicked earth'' table with recycied centi-ai water feature . .Jcjn Frqn(;isco Landscape Garden Show ~ Mediterranean Design Award 1995 ·i G_roup i=Jrniture ExhibHfori - · ·· - ·.· · · ' -.Oriiv\jf cqliforllia, Berkeiey; College'of Environmental D<$Sign . ' Wur$.ter Hall Design Gallery. Spring . . 1991 'Univ; Of California,' eerkeley, Fcirranci Research Grant-·. . . FcSHfiesis ~e'search' ori°""Cohousing: The American Pioneers" Invited Speaking Engagements 2009 Palo Alto Art Commission "Public Art'; Palo Alto, Ca. (Honorarium). 2003 · Design Ailiarice; Ddvis, C:alifornid.-"Form Follows Personality" February. City Arts Center. (Honorarium) · 2002 OE;iptof Erivirohmental b~sign; univ. of California cit bavis Fall Luncheon Ledl.ire Series. ''Preferences.in Design' 1 2001 Symposium on Systems Research iii the Arts. Baden-Baden, GERMANY "A Language of Design Using PerscinalityTheory 11 August. 29 PUBLIC ART & DESIGN PROJECT FACT SHEET PROJECT: Interactive Walkway Art Project-Terminal 4 DIVISION/DEPT: Aviation PROJECT This project calls for the commission of a professional artist or team of artists DESCRIPTION: to create an original interactive artwork that will be integrated into the design of the Terminal 4 sterile corridor walkway spaces. Artwork opportunities include a large scale experiential artwork that interacts with passengers moving through the walkway creating a unique sensory experience through the use of sound, light, video, or any other creative and innovative manner . . Artist Cameron McNall dba,Electroland, was commissioned for the project. He proposed an interactive artwork, illuminating five bays of the glass in the sterile corridor located above the main concourse and concessions areas, to create a large rectangle of dynamic art. Mosaic is a 240' luminous LED light display that is visible to two audiences: people arriving in the safe corridor above, and travelers in the Terminal T 4 concourse below. It is composed of 240 cells, each about 3' wide by 2'-9" high. It performs at many scales, so while it must have a visual logic that encompasses its entire 240', most travelers will view only a portion of it at a time. Mosaic interprets the color spectrum as a time spectrum so that each color along the spectrum is associated with a sixty-minute clock. This approach has inspired many artists known as Abstract Color-Field artists. Every few seconds a few dispersed cells shift in color so that the entire artwork slowly morphs from one dominant color to the next. This cycle repeats every hour. The artwork is primarily static, but features these constant micro-changes giving it a twitchy alive sensibility. Over several minutes the visi~ors will begin to notice a huge chromatic shift. SELECTION Anthony Lauro, Chair; Michael Mattox, Arts Professional; Peggy Levison Nolan, PANEL: Arts Professional; Douglas Webster, Aviation, Agency Representative; Vivian Paulson, Community Representative. Orientation and Shortlisting June 16, 2008 5.0 hours Artist Interviews July 29, 2008 4.0 hours Finalist Selection August 12, 2008 3.0 hours Final Design Review January 10, 2012 1.5 hours Total 13.5 hours ART BUDGET: $790,000 ($730,000 art, $50,000 contingency, $10,000 Allied Artist) FY YEAR: 2008 ARTIST: Cameron McN all (Electroland). Alte rnate Artist: Christopher Janney 30 PUBLIC ART & DESIGN PROJECT FACT SHEET PROJECT: Video Art Projection Project DIVISION: County Administration TYPE OF ART: Digital PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Selected artists will design innovative video and other moving images for nighttime projection onto buildings identified by the Public Art & Design Program. Genres such as video art, 3D mapping projections, light sculptures, and interactive works using light projections would be suitable for this project. The colors and themes of the images will reflect Broward County's rich environment and culture. RIVERWALK /LAS OLAS IN DOWNTOWN FORT LAUDERDALE S"ft!C,\Al< ■ MM IIWAlX •P, OlfmlANWAY {) PAAXlHC: (I\ CX I.AtllUf~fl(lfj! JIii llitlORi( Oi lTR ICl' @ t~"'.l'W~~: r,A\c l>liMOi '7 WAl[RH RVIG •,OAHIAE @MAfli"'- /fl. IHI Pl'1i 'i' HO ARTIST TBD SELECTION PANEL: MEETINGS: • ASP Orientation and Shortlisting TBD • ASP Artist Interviews TBD TOTAL BUDGET: $100,000 FISCAL YEAR: 2020 ARTIST: TBD ALLIED ARTIST: An Allied Artist will not be associated with this project.