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CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
ART IN PUBLIC PLACES ADVISORY BOARD
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2014 AT 5:30 P.M.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
I. CALL TO ORDER
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
III. OATH OF OFFICE FOR NEW MEMBERS
IV. ROLL CALL:
REGULAR MEMBERS
VINCENT CASSANETTI (CHAIR)
KATE WEINGART (VICE CHAIR)
KAREN BLUM
MARCI BULITT
ILENE GERBER
ROBERT KOO
CHARLES MILLAR
V. ORIENTATION SESSION —PRESENTATION BY R. MAX LOHMAN, CITY ATTORNEY
VI. BOARD APPOINTMENTS
A. APPOINTMENT OF CHAIR
B. APPOINTMENT OF VICE CHAIR
VII. ADDITIONS, DELETIONS, MODIFICATIONS
VIII. APPROVAL OF MINUTES — MARCH 18, 2014
IX. ITEMS BY COUNCIL LIAISON
X. ITEMS BY STAFF LIAISON
a. IMMEDIATE PROJECTS
b. FUTURE PROJECTS
XI.
OLD BUSINESS
XII.
NEW BUSINESS
XIII.
COMMENTS BY THE PUBLIC
XIV.
COMMENTS BY THE BOARD
XV. SELECT QUARTERLY MEETING DATE
A. JANUARY 20, 2015
B. FEBRUARY 17, 2015
C. MARCH 17, 2015
XVI. ADJOURNMENT
Art Hanging System
Pl,
Background
Wall Carpet System
Installation — May 2003
Cost $35,187.18
Experiencing wear
Stains
Bubbling
o Evidence of repairs
Options
Replace car et with existinP g
Acousticord wall carpet — est.
$149000.00 (Subject to change depending upon removal process)
2. Replace with Track & Cable System —
est. $10,000.00
Removal/Prep: $5,500.00
2 Paint: $3,000.00
3 Equipment: $1,500.00
✓ PREV
Option 2:Track & Cable System
Track & Cable
— System
Silver Satin Track
Supports 300 Ibs
per track
Stainless Steel or
Nylon Cables
Installed in-house
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Cable &Track
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Option 2: Track & Cable System
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AI PP Advisory Board Presentation
October 21, 2014
Paint by Numbers is a public art event that
allows people of any age or skill level to
create a unique work of art.
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original unfinished piece is mounted. The
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PAINT BY NUMBERS
A Public Art Initiative
What is Paint by Numbers?
A public art event that allows people of any age or skill level to create a unique work of art.
How is it done?
Much like the Paint by Numbers activity many enjoyed as children, it involves a pre -sketched
outline that is filled in with varying paint colors to create a completed work.
A canvas with markings for an unfinished piece is mounted for the public. The piece can be
designed by one or multiple artists. Each section of the pre -sketched canvas is marked with a
number. Participants may paint at their own pace and do not need any artistic background or
experience to participate. This is an activity that can involve a range of ages simultaneously.
Purpose
The purpose of the Paint by Numbers activity is to create a hands-on cultural experience for the
community. The event can foster any goal including fundraising (auction) or creating a donation
piece for a local facility. It can be a standalone event or be conducted in conjunction with
another public art event. An opportunity for cultural enlightenment and art education, Paint by
Numbers can be used as a civic engagement initiative that would bring positive attention to the
City of Palm Beach Gardens and the efforts of the AIPP Advisory Board.
Art in Public Places Involvement
Paint by Numbers is positioned to easily become a signature event for the City and the Art in
Public Places Advisory Board. Using the financial resources available to fund community art, as
well as the expertise of board members in identifying artists suitable to carry out such an
undertaking, the AIPP Advisory Board would be well matched as a shepherd for this initiative.
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