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CITY ARTS COMMISSION STUDY SESSION AGENDA
Civic Center Council Chambers
100 Civic Center Drive, Newport Beach, CA 92660
Saturday, March 9, 2019 - 9:00 AM
City Arts Commission Members:
Arlene Greer, Chair
Michelle Bendetti, Vice Chair
Barbara Glabman, Secretary
Miriam Baker, Commissioner
Wayan Kaufman, Commissioner
Marie Little, Commissioner
Vacant, Commssioner
Staff Members:
Natalie Basmaciyan, Library Services Manager
Francine Jacome, Administrative Support Technician
The City Arts Commission meeting is subject to the Ralph M. Brown Act. Among other things, the Brown Act requires
that the special meeting City Arts Commission agenda be posted at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance of the
meeting and that the public be allowed to comment on agenda items before the Commission and items not on the
agenda but are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the City Arts Commission. The Chair may limit public comments
to a reasonable amount of time, generally three (3) minutes per person.
The City of Newport Beach’s goal is to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in all respects. If, as an
attendee or a participant at this meeting, you will need special assistance beyond what is normally provided, we will
attempt to accommodate you in every reasonable manner. Please contact Natalie Basmaciyan, Library Services Manager,
to inform us of your particular needs and to determine if accommodation is feasible at (949) 717-3801 or
nbasmaciyan@newportbeachca.gov.
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I.CALL MEETING TO ORDER
II.ROLL CALL
III.NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
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IV.PUBLIC COMMENTS
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March 9, 2019
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City Arts Commission Meeting
V.CURRENT BUSINESS
A.Items for Review and Possible Action
Curatorial Panel Assessment of Submitted Works1.
The curatorial panel will recommend ten of the submitted works for inclusion in the
Sculpture Exhibition, as well as three alternates. The City Arts Commission will
consider the panel recommendation, and make a final recommendation for City
Council at the March 21, 2019, City Arts Commission special meeting.
03-09-2019 - CAC - 01 Staff Report Curatorial Panel for Selection of Submitted
Works.pdf
03-09-2019 - CAC - 02 ATTACHMENT A Phase IV Sculpture Submission
Presentation.pdf
VI.PUBLIC FORUM FOR PHASE IV OF THE SCULPTURE IN CIVIC CENTER PARK
EXHIBITION
Public comments are invited and non-agenda items generally considered to be within the
subject matter jurisdiction of the City Arts Commission. Speakers must limit comments to three
(3) minutes. Before speaking, we invite, but do not require, you to state your name for the
record. The City Arts Commission has the discretion to extend or shorten the speakers’ time
limit on agenda or non-agenda items, provided the time limit adjustment is applied equally to all
speakers. As a courtesy, please turn cell phones off or set them in the silent mode.
VII.ADJOURNMENT
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TO Newport Beach City Arts Commission
FROM: Library Services Department
Natalie Basmaciyan, Library Services Manager
949-717-3819, nbasmaciyan@newportbeachca.gov
PREPARED BY: Natalie Basmaciyan
TITLE:
Curatorial Panel Assessment of Submitted Works – Sculpture in Civic
Center Park Exhibition, Phase IV
RECOMMENDATION:
The curatorial panel will recommend ten of the submitted works for inclusion in the Sculpture
Exhibition, as well as three alternates. The City Arts Commission will consider the panel
recommendation, and make a final recommendation for City Council at the March 21, 2019, City
Arts Commission special meeting.
DISCUSSION:
The Sculpture in Civic Center Park Exhibition is an integral feature of the Newport Beach Civic Center
project. Civic Center Park, which turned nearly half a million square feet of undeveloped land into a
new public park, was designed by renowned landscape architectural firm Peter Walker and Partners
(PWP). PWP developed a master plan for art in the park, and identified various spots in the park
where art, particularly sculpture, may be exhibited. The City Arts Commission determined that a
rotating exhibition was an optimal approach to bring sculpture to the City in a cost-efficient manner.
In August 2013, the Newport Beach City Council authorized the City Arts Commission to implement
an inaugural rotational sculpture exhibit in Civic Center Park.
The acquisition program that the City Arts Commission developed for the exhibition created a
model in which pieces are loaned for a 2-year period. Sculptors of works chosen for the exhibition
are provided with a small honorarium to loan their work to the City. The City is responsible for
installing the art, while sculptors are responsible for the maintenance and repair of their work.
Admission is free and the exhibition continues to be enjoyed by a wide demographic, including
schoolchildren, the local community and visitors from Southern California and beyond. In essence,
the exhibition has become a “museum without walls” that offers the temporary display of public
art that allows the City to avoid the obligation and expense of owning public art. The city sought to
have a well-balanced representation of public art that would appeal to a diverse audience of all
ages, while including artistic merit, durability, practicality and site responsiveness as criteria in the
selection. The rotational nature of the exhibit ensures that residents and guests are exposed to a
variety of work.
On January 8, 2019, City Council authorized Phase IV of the exhibit. The City has hired Arts Orange
County to manage the project. A call for entry was opened in February 2019 and 33 sculptors
submitted works. The City Arts Commission has arranged to increase public engagement in the
project by offering residents opportunities to become part of the selection of works by integrating
these elements into the process:
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• Conduct an online survey that invites the public to select individual works for
inclusion in Phase IV. This will be completed on March 20, 2019;
• Hold one regular City Arts Commission study session meeting where the public will
be invited to express their preferences for the submitted art prior to panel
consideration. This will be completed at the March 9, 2019, City Arts Commission
study session;
• Hold one curatorial selection panel meeting where public can express their
preferences;
• Utilize the March 9, 2019, City Arts Commission study session for the public to
express their opinion of the panel’s recommendations.
The panel consists of art professionals Dave Barton, Art Critic, OC Weekly, and Jeffrey
Frisch, Arts Program Coordinator, John Wayne Airport Arts Program, in addition to the
City Arts Commission.
The curatorial panel assessment will include the following:
All top-scoring artworks in the online public survey will be considered and discussed in
depth. Additional images of the highest scoring works will be reviewed. Additional
information provided in application such as a statement of interest and resume may be
used to help narrow down submissions.
Works will be considered in light of the following criteria:
o Artistic Merit:
Artwork is of high quality and demonstrative of originality and
artistic excellence.
Artist has strong professional qualifications.
o Durability:
The artwork is made of high-quality materials, which can
withstand the natural outdoor elements of coastal Southern
California.
Artwork requires minimal to no maintenance.
o Practicality:
Artwork is of appropriate subject matter for audiences of all ages.
Artwork is safe and shall not exhibit unsafe conditions or factors that
may bear on public liability.
o Site appropriateness:
Artwork is suitable in scale to be seen in environment.
Artwork is suitable for viewing from all angles.
Ten artworks and three alternates of various sizes, mediums, and subject matter will
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be recommended to the City Arts Commission, who will consider the pieces at their
March 21, 2019, Special Meeting for recommendation to City Council.
Based on scale and impact of work, the committee will assign artworks to site locations.
Based on artwork value and preliminary budget provided by artists, the committee
will assign honorarium amounts to each artwork. Artist honorariums for artworks
selected should total up to $45,000.
The public will be provided with an opportunity to review the submitted works and offer input
on the panel’s selections.
The City Arts Commission will consider the Committee recommendations at the March 21, 2019,
Special Meeting. The City Arts Commission recommendation will be submitted to City Council at the
March 26, 2019, Regular Meeting for final approval.
NOTICING:
This agenda item has been noticed according to the Brown Act (24 hours in advance of the
special meeting at which the City Arts Commission considers the item).
ATTACHMENT A: Photographs of submitted work.
INTRODUCTIONS
SELECTION CRITERIA:
Artistic Merit:
•Artwork is of high-quality and demonstrative of originality and artistic
excellence
•Artist has strong professional qualifications
Durability:
•The artwork is be made of high-quality materials which can withstand the
natural outdoor elements of coastal Southern California
•Artwork requires minimal to no maintenance
Practicality:
•Artwork is of appropriate subject matter for audiences of all ages
•Artwork is safe and shall not exhibit unsafe conditions or factors that may bear
on public liability
Site appropriateness:
•Artwork is suitable in scale to be seen in environment
•Artwork is suitable for viewing from all angles
•Artwork will be an appropriate addition to the current collection
ELIGIBILE SUBMISSIONS
AFTER PRELIMINARY
REVIEW
(33)
Stephanie Bachiero
(Laguna Beach, CA)
Pinnacle
Size: 72 x 86 x 58 inches
Weight: 150 lb
Medium: Engineered Aerospace
Composite Polymer Reinforced
with Carbon Fiber, Automotive
Lacquer
Honorarium: “Peter Blake
Gallery will be transporting the
work at no charge to the City of
Newport Beach. There will be no
Artist Honorarium required.
Insurance will be determined.”
For sale: $20,000
Stephanie Bachiero. Pinnacle. Slide 1 of 2.
Stephanie Bachiero. Pinnacle. Slide 2 of 2.
Grant Bathke
(Vista, CA)
Hope Springs Eternal
Size: 1/4" aluminum 8 feet in
diameter.
Weight: approx. 90 pounds
Medium: Aluminum and
Plexiglass, Steel Support
Honorarium:
Transportation: $600
Insurance: $350 yr x 2 = $700
Honorarium: $3,500
For sale: $6,500
Grant Bathke. Hope Springs Eternal. Slide 1 of 2.
Grant Bathke. Hope Springs Eternal. Slide 2 of 2.
Richard Becker
(San Diego, CA)
The Tot
Size: 32 x 11 x 11in
Weight: 70 lb.
Medium: Stainless Steel
Honorarium:
1) I will deliver it and assist in
install if needed.
2) Transport insurance
included
3) The honorarium amount is
your decision, correct?
For sale: $11,600
Richard Becker. The Tot. Slide 1 of 2.
Richard Becker. The Tot. Slide 2 of 2.
Richard Bohn
(Costa Mesa, CA)
Symbolic Ocotillo
Size: bottom diameter: 18“
top diameter: 44“
height: 102"
Weight: 200 lbs.
Medium: Stainless Steel
Honorarium:
1. Trans costs: supplied by
artist.
2. No insurance needed
3. Honorarium: Does the artist
decide this? Whatever is
appropriate.
For sale: $7,500
Richard Bohn. Symbolic Ocotillo. Slide 1 of 2. Phase I Submission – “Stone Binge”
Richard Bohn. Symbolic Ocotillo. Slide 2 of 2. Phase I Submission – “Stone Binge”
David Buckingham
(Los Angeles, CA)
Spy Boy
Size: 24 x 24 x 72 ins.
Weight: 75 lbs.
Medium: Found Scrap Steel
Honorarium: $5,000
For sale: $30,000
David Buckingham. Spy Boy. Slide 1 of 2. Phase I Artist – “Pretty Boy”
Kenneth Capps
(Carlsbad, CA)
LENZ
Size: 204 x 30 x 20 inches
Weight: 400 lbs.
Medium: Galvanized and
stainless steel
Honorarium:
Transportation: $500.00.
Insurance: $1,500.00.
Honorarium: $6,000.00
For sale: $125,000
Kenneth Capps. LENZ. Slide 1 of 2. Phase II Artist – “Equator Z360”
Lake Daffner
(Las Vegas, NV)
polished Stainless
steel sculptures
Size: figures range from
60"x42"x17" - 70"x20"x30"
Weight: n/a
Medium: Stainless steel,
Hardened steel, Concrete
Honorarium: $5,000
For sale: $15,000 - $50,000
depending on number
purchased
Lake Daffner. polished Stainless steel sculptures. Slide 1 of 2.
Lake Daffner. polished Stainless steel sculptures. Slide 2 of 2.
Manuel Ferreiro Badia
(Coruna, Spain)
Geometric Abstraction
in Yellow
Size: n/a
Weight: n/a
Medium: Polyester Resin
Honorarium: 1) $3,500
2) $200 (for transport)
3) $2,000
For sale: $35,000
Manuel Ferreiro Badia. Geometric Abstraction in Yellow. Slide 1 of 2.
Manuel Ferreiro Badia. Geometric Abstraction in Yellow. Slide 2 of 2.
Scott Froschauer
(Los Angeles, CA)
START Now
Size: 36" w x 120" h
Weight: 45 lbs.
Medium: Stainless Steel
Honorarium:
1) Transportation $600
2) Insurance Cost $200
3) Artist Honorarium $1,700
For sale: $5,400
Scott Froschauer. START Now. Slide 1 of 2.
Scott Froschauer. START Now. Slide 2 of 2.
Andrew Miguel Fuller
(Oakland, CA)
An appliance, an echo,
and a mirror
Size: 14" x 15" x 44”
Weight: 120 lbs.
Medium: Polished Brass
Honorarium: Insurance: $0
(No insurance necessary for
transportation/delivery.)
Total delivery/transportation
costs: $500
Artist honorarium: $2,000
For sale: $4,000
Andrew Miguel Fuller. An appliance, an echo, and a mirror. Slide 1 of 2.
Andrew Miguel Fuller. An appliance, an echo, and a mirror. Slide 2 of 2.
Alex G
(San Diego, CA)
Feathers in the Wind
Size: 10’x20”x49”
Weight: 200 lbs.
Medium: Powder Coated Steel
Honorarium: Transportation
costs - $260 - trailer/gas etc...
Artist is insured.
For sale: n/a
Alex G. Feathers in the Wind. Slide 1 of 2. Phase III Submission – same work
Alex G. Feathers in the Wind. Slide 2 of 2. Phase III Submission – same work
Craig Gray
(Key West, FL)
Slices of Heaven
Size: roughly 108” tall and 60” in diameter
Weight: n/a
Medium: Steel, Stucco, Masonry Backer board
Honorarium: $5,000:
Transportation: $2000.00
Insurance: $500.00
Foundation/concrete pad: By O.C.
Artist labor: $1,000.00
Artist travel: $1,000.00
10% Contingency: $500.00
For sale: $18,000
Craig Gray. Slices of Heaven. Slide 1 of 2. Phase III Artist – “Popsicles”
Phase II Submission – same work
Craig Gray. Slices of Heaven. Slide 2 of 2. Phase III Artist – “Popsicles”
Phase II Submission – same work
Grant Irish
(Oakland, CA)
R.M.A.B.
Size: 140" l x 72" w x 97" h
Weight: approx. 800 lbs.
Medium: heavy gauge stainless
steel sheet metal
Honorarium:
Delivery to Newport Beach and
Installation = $2,500.00
Delivery to Oakland and De-
installation = $2,500.00
Additional Insurance = $300.00
For sale: $38,000
Grant Irish. R.M.A.B. Slide 1 of 2. Phase II Artist – “Decline”
Grant Irish. R.M.A.B. Slide 2 of 2. Phase II Artist – “Decline”
Ray Katz
(Pontiac, MI)
Hurricane
Size: 16'W x 9.5'H x 7'D
Weight: 200 lbs.
Medium: Brushed Aluminum
Honorarium: $5,993.88
For sale: $75,000
Ray Katz. Hurricane. Slide 1 of 2. Phase II Submission – “Sentinel 3”
Phase I Artist – “Odyssey”
Ray Katz. Hurricane. Slide 1 of 2. Phase II Submission – “Sentinel 3”
Phase I Artist – “Odyssey”
Netra Khattri
(St. Louis, MO)
cuddle
Size: n/a
Weight: 23 lbs.
Medium: Metal
Honorarium: $250
For sale: $1,200
Netra Khattri. cuddle. Slide 1 of 2.
Netra Khattri. cuddle. Slide 1 of 2.
Coral Lambert
(Alfred, NY)
‘Fallen Sky’
Size:
section 1, 9ft x 8ft x 5ft
section 2, 5ft x 4ft x 4ft
Weight: 1,500 lbs.
Medium: Enamelled Steel and
Nickle Plated Cast Iron
Honorarium:
Transportation From NYC -
Newport Beach (install/deinstall)
$4,000
Insurance Cost - $1,500
Artists Honorarium $500
For sale: $16,000
Coral Lambert. ‘Fallen Sky’. Slide 1 of 2.
Coral Lambert. ‘Fallen Sky’. Slide 1 of 2.
Diana Markessinis
(Oakland, CA)
Kaktos
Size: 101" h x 27" w x 13" d
Weight: 75 lbs.
Medium: Steel
Honorarium:
1) $1,500
2) n/a
3) $5,000
For sale: $6,500
Diana Markessinis. Kaktos. Slide 1 of 2. Phase II Artist – “Three Saplings”
Phase I Submission – “Three Saplings”
Diana Markessinis. Kaktos. Slide 2 of 2. Phase II Artist – “Three Saplings”
Phase I Submission – “Three Saplings”
John Merigian
(Newton, KS)
Contender
Size: 13 feet tall, on a 4 foot
wide x 5 foot deep baseplate
Weight: 300 lbs.
Medium: Welded Corten
Honorarium:
1) Transportation - shipped
professionally - $2,500 each
way - total $5,000
2) Insurance - $100
3) Artist honorarium $800
(hopefully, I will be able to
attend the opening)
For sale: $10,000
John Merigian. Contender. Slide 1 of 2. Phase III Artist – “Be Still and Know”
John Merigian. Contender. Slide 2 of 2. Phase III Artist – “Be Still and Know”
Briyana Negrette
(Orange County, CA)
Iunu Obelisk
Size: 11 ft x 1 ft x 11 ft
Weight: 60 lbs.
Medium: Wood and copper
grounding electrical rods
Honorarium:
1. transportation cost install
and deinstall $100
2. $1000 insurance cost for 2
years.
3. Artist honorarium $2000
For sale: $2,000
Briyana Negrette. Iunu Obelisk. Slide 1 of 2.
Briyana Negrette. Iunu Obelisk. Slide 2 of 2.
Tyler Oyer
(Los Angeles, CA)
SIGILS (GLORIOUS
REVOLUTION)
Size: 2 sheets, approximately 4’ x
8' each
Weight: 500 lbs. total
Medium: Plasma-cut 1" steel,
powder coated surface
Honorarium:
1) Transportation: $800
2) Insurance: $2,000
3) Artist honorarium: $5,000
For sale: $15,000
Tyler Oyer. SIGILS (GLORIOUS REVOLUTION). Slide 1 of 2.
Tyler Oyer. SIGILS (GLORIOUS REVOLUTION). Slide 1 of 2.
Devon Pedersen
(Newport Beach, CA)
Heartbeat
Size: 129" height x 48" width
Weight: n/a
Medium: Baltic birch plywood,
corten steel, steel tubing, LED
light bulbs
Honorarium:
TBD
For sale: $90,000
Devon Pedersen. Heartbeat. Slide 1 of 2.
Devon Pedersen. Heartbeat. Slide 2 of 2.
Bertil Petersson
(Los Angeles, CA)
Divisions
Size: ½" painted steel, 10'x4‘
Weight: 700 lbs.
Medium: Steel
Honorarium: $3000, for moving
and installation, same for de-
installation
For sale: $85,000
Bertil Petersson. Divisions. Slide 1 of 2. Phase II Artist – “Double White”
Bertil Petersson. Divisions. Slide 2 of 2. Phase II Artist – “Double White”
Sue Quinlan
(Boulder, CO)
Kinship Totem
Size: 105"T x 10"W x 9"D
Weight: 500 lbs.
Medium: Cast Concrete and
Steel in a recycled concrete curb
& gutter form
Honorarium: $6,000
For sale: $8,000 per totem
(Option to install anywhere from
1 to 5 totems)
Sue Quinlan. Kinship Totem. Slide 1 of 2. Phase III Artist – “Cultural Pedestrians”
Steven Rieman
(Yucca Valley, CA)
Chairman of the Board
Size: 13’ tall (includes 3’ steel
plinth), 6’ dynamic width, 5’ deep
Weight: n/a
Medium: Stainless Steel
Honorarium:
Transportation cost: $1,000.00 to
and from artist studio
Insurance: $200.00
Artist honorarium: $2,500.00
For sale: $25,000
Steven Rieman. Chairman of the Board. Slide 1 of 2. Phase III Artist – “Flight”
Phase I Submission – “Flight”
Steven Rieman. Chairman of the Board. Slide 2 of 2. Phase III Artist – “Flight”
Phase I Submission – “Flight”
Bill Shillalies
(Massapequa, NY)
untitled
Size: 24"x 24"x 24“
Weight: 50 lbs.
Medium: Ceramic
Honorarium: $200 transport
$500 honorarium
For sale: $1,200
Bill Shillalies. untitled. Slide 1 of 2.
Timothy Smith
(Dana Point, CA)
Revised Maps of the
Present
Size: 20’ x 20’ x 10’
Weight: 200 lbs.
Medium: Oil and acrylic on
wood, latex sculpture, LED
lights, speakers
Honorarium:
1. Transportation and Setup:
$1,000
2. Insurance: $1,000
3. Honorarium $4,000
For sale: $50,000
Timothy Smith. Revised Maps of the Present. Slide 1 of 2.
Timothy Smith. Revised Maps of the Present. Slide 2 of 2.
Nathan Snyder
(Santa Barbara, CA)
Tesseract
Size: 3.5 x 6 x 4 ft.
Weight: 275 lbs.
Medium: Welded metal
sculpture, stainless steel
Honorarium:
1. $1,500
2. $750
3. $3,750
For sale: $25,000
Nathan Snyder. Tesseract. Slide 1 of 2.
Nathan Snyder. Tesseract. Slide 2 of 2.
Kathy Taslitz
(Los Angeles, CA)
Exposed
Size: 42" H x 19" W x 11" D
Weight: 40 lbs. (not including
base)
Medium: Available in Blackened
Bronze or Stainless Steel
Honorarium:
Transportation: $500
Insurance: $1,000
Artist Honorarium: $4,500
For sale: $25,000 - $35,000
Kathy Taslitz. Exposed. Slide 1 of 2.
Kathy Taslitz. Exposed. Slide 2 of 2.
Patricia Vader
(Martinez, CA)
ROLLIN’ UP
Size: 130” x 18” x 18”
Weight: 300 lbs.
Medium: Painted steel and
chrome
Honorarium: $6,000
For sale: $12,000
Patricia Vader. ROLLIN’ UP. Slide 1 of 2. Phase III Artist – “Cosmic Glints”
Phase II Artist – “Sunflower”
Phase I Submission – “Spiral Insect”
Will Vannerson
(Kansas City, MO)
Borbor 9
Size: 105" H x 50" W x 40" D
Weight: 225 lbs.
Medium: Galvanized Steel
Honorarium: $6,000
For sale: $12,000
Will Vannerson. Borbor 9. Slide 1 of 2.
Will Vannerson. Borbor 9. Slide 2 of 2.
Michael Boyce
(Boise, ID)
Mule Deer
Size: 5' 2" tall, 2 1/2' deep, 3' 10"
wide
Weight: 500 lbs.
Medium: Bronze
Honorarium:
1) Estimated transportation
cost - $1,000
2) Insurance - $500
3) Artist honorarium - $3,000
For sale: $45,000
Michael Boyce. Mule Deer. Slide 1 of 2.
Michael Boyce. Mule Deer. Slide 2 of 2.
Benjamin Victor
(Boise, ID)
Delilah
Size: 5'3" tall, 11" deep, 20"
wide
Weight: 300 lbs.
Medium: Bronze
Honorarium:
1) Estimated transportation
cost - $1,000
2) Insurance cost - $500
3) Artist Honorarium - $2,500
For sale: $60,000
Benjamin Victor. Delilah. Slide 1 of 2.
Dane Winkler
Balefire
Size: 5.5’ x 3’ x 2’
Weight: 250 lbs.
Medium: Fabricated steel, light,
and silicone rubber
Honorarium:
1) $1,500.00
2) $3,500.00
3)$1,000.00
For sale: $6,000
Dane Winkler. Balefire. Slide 1 of 2.
Dane Winkler. Balefire. Slide 2 of 2.
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