Hi –
Thanks to Toni for the shout out!
And for anyone interested in more information, please feel free to contact Otocast.
More information is at www.otocast.com.
-Eric Feinstein
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Elayna,
We used an application called Ottocast with our last SculpTour exhibit. You should check it out.
Best,
Toni
Toni Shrewsbury
Special Projects Coordinator
City of Suwanee
330 Town Center Avenue
Suwanee, GA 30024
Main - 678-945-8996
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Re:Rainbow flag at your City Hall? - Davis, Joanna (13 Feb 2019 14:17 UTC) | ||
Prompting Public Observation & Interpretation of Public Art - Elayna Toby Singer (13 Feb 2019 19:30 UTC) | ||
RE: Prompting Public Observation & Interpretation of Public Art - John Raulerson (13 Feb 2019 19:32 UTC) | ||
Re: Prompting Public Observation & Interpretation of Public Art - Julia Muney Moore (13 Feb 2019 19:37 UTC) | ||
RE: Prompting Public Observation & Interpretation of Public Art - Bloom, Roberta (13 Feb 2019 23:07 UTC) | ||
(Previous discussion continued) | ||
RE: Rainbow flag at your City Hall? - Donald Gensler (13 Feb 2019 20:04 UTC) | ||
Re:Rainbow flag at your City Hall? by Davis, Joanna (13 Feb 2019 14:17 UTC)
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We fly a rainbow flag on days of significance (i.e. national coming out day). It’s raised and lowered with the American flag and we don’t have a policy in place, it’s just something we do. Are you looking to install it permanently somewhere?
Joanna Davis
Public Art Manager, City of Lancaster, PA
Lancaster Public Art
Phone (717) 291-4829
Prompting Public Observation & Interpretation of Public Art by Elayna Toby Singer (13 Feb 2019 19:30 UTC)
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Hello Brilliant Ones,
What methods do you use to prompt the public in self-guided viewing, focused noticing / experiencing works? And how do you invite the public to share their comments, impressions, interpretations about works in the public realm? Also, how do you share the public responses for others to read, listen to, etc. ?
Thank you!
Elayna Toby Singer
Palm Beach County Art in Public Places
2633 Vista Parkway
West Palm Beach, FL 33411
(561) 233-0235
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RE: Prompting Public Observation & Interpretation of Public Art by John Raulerson (13 Feb 2019 19:32 UTC)
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We here at FSU used QR codes at one time. The QR code would link a viewer to a website about the art and the artist.
John Raulerson
FSU Facilities
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Master Craftsman Studios
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Hello Brilliant Ones,
What methods do you use to prompt the public in self-guided viewing, focused noticing / experiencing works? And how do you invite the public to share their comments, impressions, interpretations about works in the public realm? Also, how do you share the public responses for others to read, listen to, etc. ?
Thank you!
Elayna Toby Singer
Palm Beach County Art in Public Places
2633 Vista Parkway
West Palm Beach, FL 33411
(561) 233-0235
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Re: Prompting Public Observation & Interpretation of Public Art by Julia Muney Moore (13 Feb 2019 19:37 UTC)
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Our online Public Art Directory has a comment feature for each of its 600+ entries.
Another thing we do is focus on one of our directory entries each week as an “Art Around Town” feature in our weekly arts e-newsletter. It really helps drive people to find and experience that artwork.
Julia Muney Moore
Director of Public Art
Arts Council of Indianapolis
924 N. Pennsylvania St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
O. (317) 631-3301 x240
M. (317) 332-8382
On Feb 13, 2019, at 2:30 PM, Elayna Toby Singer <ESinger@pbcgov.org> wrote:
Hello Brilliant Ones,
What methods do you use to prompt the public in self-guided viewing, focused noticing / experiencing works? And how do you invite the public to share their comments, impressions, interpretations about works in the public realm? Also, how do you share the public responses for others to read, listen to, etc. ?
Thank you!
Elayna Toby Singer
Palm Beach County Art in Public Places
2633 Vista Parkway
West Palm Beach, FL 33411
(561) 233-0235
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RE: Prompting Public Observation & Interpretation of Public Art by Bloom, Roberta (13 Feb 2019 23:07 UTC)
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These are great questions. Thanks for asking!
Roberta
Roberta Bloom, Public Art Coordinator
Department of Library and Cultural Services | City of Aurora
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Hello Brilliant Ones,
What methods do you use to prompt the public in self-guided viewing, focused noticing / experiencing works? And how do you invite the public to share their comments, impressions, interpretations about works in the public realm? Also, how do you share the public responses for others to read, listen to, etc. ?
Thank you!
Elayna Toby Singer
Palm Beach County Art in Public Places
2633 Vista Parkway
West Palm Beach, FL 33411
(561) 233-0235
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RE: Rainbow flag at your City Hall? by Donald Gensler (13 Feb 2019 20:04 UTC)
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Hi Beth, One issue worth discussing with your City Attorney is whether a flag pole at City Hall is considered part of a public forum or limited public forum. By allowing one flag on the grounds, you may set a precedent for other organizations to suggest other flags they would like to fly on the City Hall grounds. That may not be an issue for the city, but you should likely at least consider the implications.
Not offering legal advice here, but to help in the context of this discussion, in 2009 the Supreme Court in Pleasant Grove v. Summum held that “government speech” is not controlled by the first amendment. So, if Santa Cruz (perhaps by Council resolution) decides to adopt the rainbow flag as a government (City of Santa Cruz) message, i.e. government speech, you would not be setting a precedent for future potential public forum rights for other individuals or organizations at City Hall.
Something to consider. Please let us know how you decide to proceed.
Best,
Donald
Donald Gensler
Art in Public Places, Project Manager
Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission
915 I Street, 3rd Floor
Sacramento, Ca 95814
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(m) 916-955-4564
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Public art friends, The Santa Cruz Arts Commission and I want to put up a rainbow flag at City Hall and I’m wondering if any of the rest of you have experience with a policy around that. One concern that came up is maybe not having it next to the US flag since we raise and lower that flag at times and putting it somewhere else on the building.
Thanks,
Beth Tobey
Arts Program Manager
City of Santa Cruz Economic Development Office
(831) 420-5154 | btobey@cityofsantacruz.com
www.SantaCruzCityArts.com
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