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Sculptists. . .
Well, aren't computers sometimes just grand! Last week I lost my
entire
hard drive. 'Nough said, otherwise it is all profanity. I lost a
couple of things I was going to post, so if you wanted something
posted
and don't see it here, please resend.
Anyway, in here you'll find a couple of opportunities, a response
to the
issue of authorship of sculptures created by fabricators, and the
announcement of an Art Discussion Forum.
Just a reminder that Pittsburgh is only five weeks away. A
fantastic
ISC Conference is brewing, not to mention party at my house. Sign
up
now, and don't forget the special focus groups for Outdoor
Sculpture
Projects.
Take care,
Randy
ps -- If you are a friend on this list, I would appreciate it if
you
dropped me an email saying, "hi" since I lost all my
email database!!
PUBLIC ART CONFERENCE IN NYC
Compel + Provoke: Public Art 2001
July 26-27, New York City
www.participate2001.org/innerpages/preconferences/public_art.html
Public art is gaining momentum throughout the country. Stay on
top of
the trends and opportunities by attending Compel + Provoke:
Public
Art 2001, organized by the Public Art Network, a program of
Americans
for the Arts. You'll exchange ideas, share new approaches and
engage
in critical dialogue. You'll also explore new neighborhoods,
experience public art and meet artists in their studios. Study
sessions and panels will be designed to reach out to established
and
emerging professionals. Highlights include a keynote address by
international artist Mierle Laderman Ukeles, the Year Review
session
featuring new and innovative public art nationwide presented by
Jack
Becker and Harriet Senie, dynamic tours and a reception at the
International Center for Photography.
Visit www.participate2001.org for information, registration
forms,
and a Year In Review application.
EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE MAY 15, 2001.
Compel + Provoke: Public Art 2001 is a preconference to
pARTicipate2001, the first joint convention of Americans for the
Arts
and the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies
pARTicipate2001 will take place in New York July 28-31, 2001.
This
convention will be the largest
gathering of representatives from the local and state arts agency
fields who along with funders, educators, artists, policy makers
and
others will come together and learn from each other in the
creation
of personal and collective strategies for advancing the impact of
the
arts on livable communities.
Leading with the notion that the arts play a critical role in
developing communities that are vibrant, inclusive and
economically
prosperous, attendees will explore ten characteristics of
communities
in which the arts are instrumental in improving their livability.
PUBLIC ART SEMINAR in KC
Public Art/Public Life, a 3 day forum (May 18-20,2001) on a
variety of
public art issues will take place in Kansas City Missouri. Public
art
workshops, tours, a lecture by artist Michael Singer and a
intensive
interactive session, with different public art experts and
municpal
officials focusing on real life challenges faced by cities
attempting
to create and administer public art programs, are all part of the
Forum.
Cost to participate is $75
contact: Municipal Arts Commission, Kansas City for a
registration
packet 816-513-2529 or blair_sands@kcmo.org.
OPPORTUNITIES
Florida Art in State Buildings Program
1. Southwest Recreation Center, U of FL budget $18,200 5/18/01
2. Health and Public Affairs Bld, U of Central FL $43,000 5/18/01
3. 5th District Court, Dayton, FL $15,000 5/18/01
4. TV Station, U of FL $13,600 5/25/01
5. Gulf Co. Health Dept., Port Joe, FL $5,865 5/25/01
6. Palm Beach Co. Health Dept., W. Palm Beach, FL $37,500 5/25/01
7. Martin Co., Services Bld., Port Salerno, FL $9,500 5/25/01
8. Martin Co., Halpatiokee Park $45,600 5/25/01
9. Bio. Science Annex, U of Central FL $39,000 6/8/01
10. Honors College, U of Central FL $9,300 6/29/01
11. Multicultural Center, U of Central FL $9,450 7/20/01
12. Recreation Service Bld., U or Central FL $46,000 6/29/01
For prospecti conact Lee Modica 850-487-2980 x116
lmodica@mail.dos.state.fl.us
Santa Cruz, CA Public Art Committee seeks artist or team for
design
concepts for a 4 mile loop pathway on the San Lorenzo River.
Artist(s) must consult on site with planning team.
Phase I planning budget $35,000
Phase II implementation budget TBA
deadline: 6/1/01
for RFQ visit www.santa-cruz.ca.us/pr/pac.html
Atlanta, GA City of Atlanta Dept. of Aviation
call to artists for qualification for future public art projects
at
Hartsfield Int. Airport
deadline 6/29/01
contact publicart@mindspring.com 404-817-6980
Chicago, IL DuSable Park - seeking visionary ideas for how public
land might be used in the future. opportunity to engage in
questions
and solutions to public space, urban landscape, and commemorative
histories. looking for projects that might address ecological
diversity, landscape restoration, community gardens, alternative
energy production. this is not a traditional design competion but
an
opportunity to generate many ideas
for a detailed prospectus visit www.artic.edu/~apalme
Los Angeles, CA LA Cultural Affairs Dept. call for artist for
slide
registry. resume and up to 20 slides to Cultural Affairs Dept.,
Slide
Registry, LA Municipal Art gallery, Barnsdale Park
4804 Hollywood Blvd., LOs Angeles, CA 90027
WHOSE WORK IS IT??
Whose work? The artist's of course!
The craftsman, the SLA (stereolithography Apparatus), the welder,
the
computer, the milling machine, the pencil. All of these and more
would
not
have jumped to action without the artist who shouldered the risk
for
producing his creative vision or developmental procedure.
The printer is not the Author and the subcontractors are not the
Developer.
The Artist chooses when to sharpen a chisel or can choose a
foundry
which may
work "soup to nuts" from his maquette. The artist can
be a layman and
be
pushing the envelope of his experience or a master craftsman
honing his
skills with each brush stroke. The artist is the reason that a
work of
art
comes to fruition and the tool is only the means.
The history is an important aspect of any work of art and should
be
celebrated, but ultimately a work of art is completed by a
decision by
the
artist.
"Imagination is more important than Knowledge" Albert
Einstein
Chas. Colburn
ON-LINE ART FORUM
I just got the good news from Carolyn Blakeslee Proeber, who is
the
original founder and
editor-in-chief of Art Calendar Magazine. She has brought back
the Art
Calendar Discussion Forum. You can access it from
http://www.ArtCalendar.com, or go to it directly at
http://www.ArtScuttlebutt.com.
Please share the news with fellow artists. This is a wonderful
way
for us to gain inspiration and support each others creative
expression.
Best,
Barbara Januszkiewicz.
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