HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes_ARTAB_09.18.2018Arts and Culture Board
City of Georgetown, Texas
September 18, 2018
The Arts and Culture Board met on Tuesday, eptember 18, 2018 at 4:30 p.m, in the Small Conference Rool
of Georgetown Public Library, 402 W. 8 th Street, Georgetown, TX.
.--RESENT: Jane Estes, Susie Flatau, Tim Fleming, Laura Sewell, Carol Watson, and Linda Wilde.
STAFF PRESENT: Sarah Jane Blankenship -Arts and Culture Coordinator, Eric Lashley — Library Services
Director, Madison and Lawren Weiss -Administrative Assistant
A. gtizens wishing to address the Board. — Jane Estes, Board Chair. None were present, No action
required.
B. -Jane Estes, Board Chair. Updates from
City staff and board members on the following topics:
• Texas Society of Sculptors demos
• Georgetown ISD fall concert season begins Oct. 1 with the Tippet Middle School Choir
• GISD bond facts sheet (attached)
• Mariachi Jalisco performance in the library
• Annual Art Hop exhibit and reception at Georgetown Art Center and Georgetown Public
Library
0 Bubbles & Brews fundraiser and Small Works exhibit at Georgetown Art Center
0 2020 exhibits call for entries at Georgetown Art Center
9 State Lines exhibit at Southwestern University's Sarofim Fine Arts Gallery
0 Sarofim Music Series: HUB New Music
0 Southwestern University's theatre season starts with Silent Sky
0 Retro Game Day at Georgetown Public Library
C. Cons� -s from the A 18 Arts and C
meet:i__g_
2018 minutes. Approved 6-0 (Snuffer absent).
('s 2030 CO Drehensive P —Susan Watkins,
d tion an es nta D 2ous!ing Coordina owntown Planner
Madison Thomas presented in Watkins & Waggoner's absence. Thomas explained that the City
adopted its 2030 Comprehensive Plan in 2008. The Plan acts as a guide to the City's growth and
development decisions. The City is kicking off the 2030 Plan Update which will take over a year to
complete and aims to involve the entire community. The City may want feedback from the Arts and
Culture Board regarding 14 gateway developments, to include items such as atmosphere, sidewalks,
etc. Thomas encouraged board members to take the community survey at and
attend the public meeting On the Table on October 2. Discussion followed about how the City would
ensure all members of the community have access to the survey in multiple formats. Low income
housing needs and Industrial were also discussed. No action required.
• E. Renew of monthly report from the Arts and Culture Coordinator. — Sarah Blankenship, Arts and Culture
Coordinator. Blankenship handed out a monthly report (attached). Highlighted in the report were the
following items:
• Update on call for art for City Hall/Municipal Court buildings- currently 26 entries
• Sculpture tour
• Art Hop
• Arts meetings
No action required.
F. Consideration and possible action to approve rankings for the 2018-2019 Outdoor Sculpture Tour. —
Sarah Blankenship, Arts and Culture Coordinator. Blankenship provided a chart showing sculpture
proposals ranked highest to lowest, based on the board's cumulative votes on Submittable. After a brief
discussion, all were in agreement that the rankings came out in an order they generally agreed with.
Blankenship requested the board include some alternate pieces in the motion in case there were
unforeseen issues with the locations and top eleven ranked sculptures. Motion by Watson; second by
Sewell to accept the top 11 ranked sculptures for the 2018-2019 Sculpture Tour with number 13 and
15 as alternates if needed. Motion approved 6-0 (Snuffer absent). The top eleven sculptures and
preferred locations are as follows (attachment):
• #1: Quest for Knowledge I Location: Library
• #2: 40 Million Years Too Late I Location: #7, Grassy area at Library
• • #3: Joie De Vivre I Location: #13, Rec Center
• #4: Hands I Location #10, Founders Park
• #5: Cat & Fiddle I Location: #3, 7th & Main, S Corner in front of Gumbo's
• #6: Fischer I Location: #5, 8th & Main, South Corner by Century 21
• #7: Matching Pair (Location #4, 8th & Main, N Corner by Antiques & Artisans
• #8: Breaking Bounds I Location #11, Robert's Printing
• #9: Glee I Location #12, E8th & Main, by Williamson County Tax Accessor
• #10: Miss Olive 1 #9, Library, 9th Street pad 1 under canopy
• #11: Jumping Through Hoops I Location #8, Library, 9th street pad 2 under canopy
• Alternate: #13: Hardheaded Man
• Alternate #15: Steps Progressive
G. Review and discussion regarding 2018-2019 project rankings. —Sarah Blankenship, Arts and Culture
Coordinator and Eric Lashley, Library Director. Staff requested a ranking of proposed projects for fiscal
year 2018-2019, as provided in the agenda. Board members handed in their rankings sheet. No action
required.
H. Consideration of future meeting dates. —Jane Estes, Chair. There will be a special meeting held on
October 3 at 4:30 p.m. to review submissions for the City Hall/Municipal Court project. No action will be
taken during this meeting, only a review and discussion of the submissions. The next regular meeting of
the Arts and Culture Board will be held Tuesday, October 16, 2018 at 4:30 P.M.
Chair Estes adjourned the meeting at 6:22 p.m. ,-
Car I atson, Secretary Jane Estes, Chair
E. Renew ofmonthly reoort from the Arts and Culture Coordinator. — Sarah Blankenship, Arts and Culture
Coordinator. Blankenship handed out a monthly report (attached). Highlighted in the report were the
following items:
• Update on call for art for City Hall/Municipal Court buildings- currently 26 entries
• Sculpture tour
• Art Hop
• Arts meetings
No action required.
F. =ki ;s =or the �2018�-2019 �Qutdo�orS
ing sculpture
proposals ranked highest to lowest, based on the board's cumulative votes on Submittable. After a brief
discussion, all were in agreement that the rankings came out in an order they generally agreed with.
Blankenship requested the board include some alternate pieces in the motion in case there were
unforeseen issues with the locations and top eleven ranked sculptures. Motion by Watson; second by
Sewell to accept the top 11 ranked sculptures for the 2018-2019 Sculpture Tour with number 13 and
15 as alternates if needed. Motion approved 6-0 (Snuffer absent). The top eleven sculptures and
preferred locations are as follows (attachment):
0 #1: Quest for Knowledge I Location: Library
0 #2: 40 Million Years Too Late I Location: #7, Grassy area at Library
Joie De Vivre I Location: #13, Rec Center
0 #4: Hands I Location #10, Founders Park
0 #5: Cat & Fiddle I Location: #3, 7 th & Main, S Corner in front of Gumbo's
0 #6: Fischer I Location: #5, 81h & Main, South Corner by Century 21
0 #7: Matching Pair 11-ocation #4, 8th & Main, N Corner by Antiques & Artisans
0 #8: Breaking Bounds I Location #11, Robert's Printing
0 #9: Glee I Location #12, E8th & Main, by Williamson County Tax Accessor
0 #10: Miss Olive 1 #9, Library, 9th SUeetpadl undercanopy
Jumping Through Hoops I Location #8, Library, 9�h street pad 2 under canopy
0 Alternate: #13: Hardheaded Man
* Alternate #15: Steps Progressive
G. V and discussion g, 201-, 1
Coordinator and Eric Lashley, Library Director. Staff requested a ranking of proposed projects for fiscal
year 2018-2019, as provided in the agenda. Board members handed in their rankings sheet. No action
required.
H, ggo�������—Jane Estes, Chair. There will be a special meeting held on
October 3 at 4:30 p.m, to review submissions for the City Hall/Municipal Court project. No action will be
taken during this meeting, only a review and discussion of the submissions. The next regular meeting of
the Arts and Culture Board will be held Tuesday, October 16, 2018 at 4:30 P.M.
Chair Estes adjourned the meeting at 6:22 p"m.
Ca s
at,on, Secretary Jane Estes, Chair
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QUICK FA,
In a unanimous v to on August 15. 2018. the Georgetown ISD oard of
Trustees approved an order calling for a $166 million bond el ction with
no tax rate increase for November 6, 2018. The bond package which is
broken into two propositions. was developed by the Citizens' Advisory
Committee, a gro ip of more than 70 members of the community.
DID YOU KNOW?
* Georgetown ISD received an 'A' from the
Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas
and has saved taxpayers more than S23
million in interest over the last six years.
* The district is growing and 2.300 new
students are expected in the next five years.
* Georgetown ISD had roughly 2,925 home
sales in 2017 and about 40% were new
homes.
TAX
INFORMATION
There will be no tax rate increase if voters
approve the bond package. How is this
possible? By paying down the district's current
debt early using surplus funds generated by
property value growth and by refinancing debt
at a lower interest rate, it allows a new bond to
be issued without raising the tax rate.
CURRENT TAX RATE: $1.409
VOTING
INFORMATION
Register to Vote by October 9
EARLY VOTING
October 22 - November 2
ELECTION DAY
Tuesday. November 6
For more information, visit the Williamson
County Elections webpage at
www.wilco.org/DepartmentslElectionslVoter-
Registration
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LO OUE SE PROPONE
PROPOSITION A
ES POR UN TOTAL DE $150.5 MILLONES E INCLUYE LOS
SIGUIENTES COMPONENTES:
PREPARACION PARA EL CRECIMIENTO
2 escuelas primarias nuevas y la expansion de la Escuela Primaria Ford
* Adquisicion de terreno para instalaciones futuras
* Autobuses
a SEGURIDAD
* Controles de acceso electronicos Para las puertas exteriores de la escuela
* Camaras de seguridad y radios
* Cercas para alrededor de las escuelas
* Pasillo cerrado desde la Escuela Preparatoria Georgetown al Anexo GHS
ga RENOVACIONES/INFRAESTRUCTURA
Reemplazar los techos viejos, y los sistemas de calefaccion y aire
acondicionado viejos
* Renovar la iluminacion y el sistema de sonido en el Performing Arts Center
* Deportes—el cesped de las canchas y la superficie de las pistas de las
escuelas secundarias: Ampliacion del complejo deportivo, cancha de practica y
de softball en East View High School: cancha de beisbol en Georgetown High
School y gradas para beisbol que cumplen con la Ley ADA
Infraestructura tecnologica, puntos de acceso internet WiFi y equipo de red del
distrito
EXPERIENCIA EN EL SALON
* Muebles y equipo
* Tecnologia Para los estudiantes y el personal 1 aparatos 1 dispositivos
* Tecnologia de exposicion (pantallas) en el salon de clase
* Espacios de aprendizaje flexibles en la Escuela Secundaria Forbes y la Escuela
Preparatoria East View
PROPOSICION B
A PROPOSICION B ES POR UN TOTAL DE $15.5 MILLONES E INCLUYE
LA CONSTRUCCION DE UNA CENTRO DE NATAc16N
* Alberca interior de 25-metros con 8 -10 carriles
* Vestuarios y b0os
* Asientos para aproximadamente 600 personas
Staff Monthly Report Items September 2O10Meeting
� 1. Update onCall for Art inCity buildings
a. Currently 2Gentries
i 12: Municipal Court Lobby:
1 I Digital Art
2, 4 Painted Mural
3. 3mounted canvas paintings
4, 2photos onaluminum panels,
5. lCeramic with adhesive
6 1 mosaic
ii, 7Rotunda entries '
2. 2 Digital Art
I 3 Photographed Paintings (2 abstract, 11\owers)
3. 2 Photography (Texas Wildflowers)
0i 7:Transaction Window
2. 5 Digital Art (3 Abstract, 1 History of Georgetown, I Bluebonnets)
2. 2Photographed Paintings (lAbstract, 1Longhorns)
2. Sculpture Tour
a. Remove/Install dates tentatively set for November 13mand 1/h.
b. Possible purchase ofThor'sHammer
3. Art Hop: Helped with the graphic design layout for the Art Hop booklet. Inputted all the
paintings, artist names, title ofwork, medium and price.
4. Meetings:
a. A/12:Art inNew City Parking Garage
h. 9/12: Breakfast Bites/Downtown lowdown: share sculpture info/call for art for city
buildings
c 9/13: Southwestern University SOUTHWESTERN- GEORGETOWN COLLEGE TOWN
COMK4|TTEE
5, Monthly Newsletter/Update: September newsletter focused on sharing events from the cultural
Arts district.
a. Sent to5O5people, 456delivered, 5Obounced, 156opened. 3496
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#2. 7TH & MAIN, S CORNER
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#3. 7TH & MAIN, S CORNER IN
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#5. 8TH & MAIN, SOUTH
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Coffee's mules-
7th & Main streets, south corner beside
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Gumbo's
3x3
In mulch; trees
7th & Main streets, south corner in front
3
of Gumbo's
2x2
In pavers
8th & Main streets, north corner by
in mulch; very close to parking
4
Antiques & Artisans
3x3
spot
8th & Main streets, south corner by
5
Century 21
3x3
In mulch; trees
6
GIRL, 9th street entrance in grassy area
Trees
7
GPL, 9th street entrance in grassy area
Trees
GPL, 9th street entrance pad 1 by wall
In landscaping, irrigation, by
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GPL, 9th street entrance pad 2 by wall
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Roberts Printing, E 8th Street
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that doesn't interfere with
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Chart of Current Sculpture on Display
Artist
Artist
Title
Materials
Location
Notes
Parks Staff Notes
Install Date
Mangan
Peter
Blood Brother
100" x 27" x 17" 60 1 bs
GPL, 9th street
Bolts down, 3x3 pad is fine
Needed just one
10/31/2017
entrance pad 2 by wall
person to help
closest to doors
unload from his
Pogue
Dan
Mystic Flight
90" 7.5 feettall X 36" X ?",
7th & Main streets, in
Piece bolts to pedestal and
Needed 3-4 Parks
11/2/2017
front of Council
pedestal bolts to pad.
staffto unload.
Chambers
Schaan
Jay
Ladder Man
66" X 32" 150lbs
GPL, 9th street
Piece does not need
Needed 1-2 Parks
11/2/2017
entrancepad 1 bywall
supportbeyond bolts. No
staffto unload. Put
farthest from doors
nee!dfor help-hewillinstall
holes in sidewalk
ithimself
duetosha eof
St. James
Anthony
Freshwater Cowgi
48" X 168" X 10" 380 Lbs.
GPL, 9th street
10"x4" trench in
11/2/2017
entrance in grassy
grass
area
Debold
Cindy
Imagination
11'h x 5'wx 5'w; 501bs
8th & Main streets,
Frame is 26x26 and will
Needed 1-2 Parks
11/2/2017
south corner by
bolt to the 3x3 pad. Branch
staff to unload and
Century 21
also bolts to pad.
secure with Cindy
McColgin
Sun
Thor's Hammer
104"x48"x48" 175 Ibs
7th & Main streets,
Basethat bolts to pad is
Needed power for
11/2/2017
south corner beside
30x30"
hammer drill and
Gumbo's
one person to help
McColgin
Sun
Tanzanian Torped
96"x24"x24" 100lbs
7th & Main streets,
Uses 2 bolts to a 3x3 pad
Needed power for
11/2/2017
south corner in front of
hammer drill and
Gumbo's
one person to hel p
Morse
Mary
Kite
13" x 15 1/2 "x 94" 1101b
GPL, 9th street
Wi II have foundry staff
Needed help
11/9/2017
entrance i n grassy
install and deliver. Michael
securingpieceto
area
Hall and someoneelse and
ground.
Marywill bethere
Speer
Dave
Barn Martian
38 x 18 x 12 (without disp
8th & Main streets,
He will build a rusted metal
Bobcatto lift out of
11/1/2017
north corner by
box platform. Itwill bolt to
truck.
Artisans and Antiques
pad, and a pin will secure
the pi ece to the platform so
that itcannot be pushed
off.
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Submission
Submitter
From
Material
Dimensions
.. Size Req
weight
Staff Notes thumbnails
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18" T (15) x 36"
he will
been here before, tsos show. "
40 Million Years
Bronze with multi
(3')W x 26" (2.1')
furnish wood
Location #1 & #4 would be good. "
Too Late
Bob Coffee
Austin, TX
patina
D
3' base
75 lbs.
Would look good without base.
Concerns about smaller parts
t
breaking. Recommend location
Laura
Manchaca,
92"H (7.6') x 40"
80 lbs.
#5 or library. Can't go in #3 due
Breaking Bounds
Sturtz
TX
copper, brass
(3.3') x 22" (1.8')
3' x 3' is fine
approx.
to pad size
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mixed media-
autn hnHy resin
magicsulpt
(epoxy clay) over
been here before. Fiddle only
metal lath &
4' H x 14" (1.1')
concern, but she is good about
Marla
styrofoam on a
circum., 14" (1.1')
fixing it. Would be good in front
Cat & Fiddle
Ripperda
Burnet, TX
concrete ball
square metal base
16" x 16"
100 lbs.
of music store, location # 3
62" H (5.1') x
Laura
Manchaca,
powder coated
70"W (5.8') x 32"
25 lbs.
would go well on library pads,
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Curly Fish
Sturtz
TX
steel
D (2.6') (at base)
3' x 3' is fine
approx.
with wall background
dneQ
dneQ
Armenia
oil on canvas
12" (1') x 16" (1.3')
12" x 16"
800
gram
N/A -painting, not sculpture
Artistically no problems.
Concerns -sharp,
Frank
Georgetown
approx 6.5 ' H x 9"
durability/flimsy. ? Municipal
Eagles in Flight
Maglio
, TX
welded mild steel
W x 5" deep
2' x 2'
70 Ihs
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