I would be interested in the question of % for art funds supporting artist live workspaces and also curious if there are examples of lodging or bed tax funds have being used for this?





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Public School System: Plan for Public Art - Nicole Mullet (23 Sep 2019 12:30 UTC)
Re: Public School System: Plan for Public Art - Renee Piechocki (23 Sep 2019 12:47 UTC)
(Previous discussion continued)
RE: Artist Live Work Spaces - Cathers, Catherine (23 Sep 2019 13:39 UTC)
RE: Artist Live Work Spaces - Williams, Erin (23 Sep 2019 13:59 UTC)
RE: Artist Live Work Spaces - Vasser-Elong, Jason (23 Sep 2019 14:06 UTC)
Re: Artist Live Work Spaces - Stacia Goodman (23 Sep 2019 14:18 UTC)
RE: Artist Live Work Spaces - Rodríguez-Drix, Gina (23 Sep 2019 14:13 UTC)
Humorous public art or historic plaques? - Beth Tobey (23 Sep 2019 18:42 UTC)
Green Wall or Living Wall Public Art Project Examples? - Lucas Cowan (23 Sep 2019 19:30 UTC)
Re: Green Wall or Living Wall Public Art Project Examples? - Vicki Scuri (23 Sep 2019 20:00 UTC)
Short-term liability insurance for artwork repair - Jarica Walsh (23 Sep 2019 20:17 UTC)
Re: Short-term liability insurance for artwork repair - Nick Anderson (23 Sep 2019 20:43 UTC)
Re: Short-term liability insurance for artwork repair - Jarica Walsh (23 Sep 2019 20:56 UTC)
RE: Short-term liability insurance for artwork repair - Haggarty, Clare (23 Sep 2019 22:00 UTC)
RE: Short-term liability insurance for artwork repair - Sarah Conley Odenkirk (23 Sep 2019 22:13 UTC)
Public School System: Plan for Public Art by Nicole Mullet (23 Sep 2019 12:30 UTC)
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    Hello All,
    Does anyone have examples (preferably good examples!) of public art programs implemented by public education systems. I am especially interested in secondary at this time, but postsecondary is absolutely useful as well.
    Specific areas of need include insight around:
    Collection managementDonation procedures and best practicesPolicy for maintenanceGeneral administrative guidelinesStudent curriculum/engagementCollection managementResources and financial obligations for districtsPermissible use of fundsArtist selection processStudent artist engagement
    Any insight or connections to insight is so appreciated.
    Many thanks,
    Nicole
Re: Public School System: Plan for Public Art by Renee Piechocki (23 Sep 2019 12:47 UTC)
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    Hello,
    I reccommended taking at look at the Public Art for Public Schools Program based in NYC. 
    https://www.schools.nyc.gov/school-life/buildings/public-art-for-public-schools
    And 
    http://www.nycsca.org/Community/Public-Art-for-Public-Schools/Programs
    They have a long history of commissions, collection management, and also placing artists in residence through a program called Sites for Students.
    Renee
    On Mon, Sep 23, 2019, at 9:30 AM, Nicole Mullet wrote:
    Hello All,
    Does anyone have examples (preferably good examples!) of public art programs implemented by public education systems. I am especially interested in secondary at this time, but postsecondary is absolutely useful as well.
    Specific areas of need include insight around:
    Collection management
    Donation procedures and best practices
    Policy for maintenance
    General administrative guidelines
    Student curriculum/engagement
    Collection management
    Resources and financial obligations for districts
    Permissible use of funds
    Artist selection process
    Student artist engagement
    Any insight or connections to insight is so appreciated.
    Many thanks,
    Nicole

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RE: Artist Live Work Spaces by Cathers, Catherine (23 Sep 2019 13:39 UTC)
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    Sarah,

    Would are exploring and would love info on this as well. Please forward responses

    Thanks!

     

    Catherine Cathers

    Arts & Culture Specialist

     

    City of Coral Gables

    Historical Resources and Cultural Arts Department

    2327 Salzedo St

    Coral Gables, FL  33134

    305.460-5094

    CCathers@coralgables.com

    www.coralgables.com

     

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    Dear PAN Listserv Folks,

     

    Given the fact that many communities are expanding opportunities for ways in which percent for art dollars can be spent, I am looking for examples of specific projects involving artist live/work spaces that have been in some way been funded through percent for art dollars.  Any information will be greatly appreciated and I’m happy to share results with anyone else who is interested.  Thanks!

     

    Best,

    Sarah

     

    Sarah Conley Odenkirk

    ArtConverge

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    Los Angeles, CA 90028

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RE: Artist Live Work Spaces by Williams, Erin (23 Sep 2019 13:59 UTC)
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RE: Artist Live Work Spaces by Vasser-Elong, Jason (23 Sep 2019 14:06 UTC)
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Re: Artist Live Work Spaces by Stacia Goodman (23 Sep 2019 14:18 UTC)
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RE: Artist Live Work Spaces by Rodríguez-Drix, Gina (23 Sep 2019 14:13 UTC)
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Humorous public art or historic plaques? by Beth Tobey (23 Sep 2019 18:42 UTC)
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    I’m looking for examples of funny plaques that go with public art and/or historical features. I’ve done a Google search and find a lot of examples of funny signs but they aren’t really plaques that go with discreet public art.

     

     

     

    Beth Tobey

    Arts Program Manager

    City of Santa Cruz Economic Development Office

    (831) 420-5154 | btobey@cityofsantacruz.com
    www.SantaCruzCityArts.com
    WWW.CruzCal.org

     

     

Green Wall or Living Wall Public Art Project Examples? by Lucas Cowan (23 Sep 2019 19:30 UTC)
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    Hi PanPals! 
    I am searching for examples of Green Wall or Living Wall Public Art Projects. Has anyone taken on this sort of project and or have examples they would be willing to share and or budgets if applicable?
    Example below:
    Cheers! 
    --
    Lucas Cowan
    Public Art Curator
    Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy
    185 Kneeland Street   
    Boston, Massachusetts 02111
    T -  617.603.7732
    Pronouns: He/Him/His
    Make today an adventure.
Re: Green Wall or Living Wall Public Art Project Examples? by Vicki Scuri (23 Sep 2019 20:00 UTC)
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    Hi Lucas and All, 
    The Sand Creek Byway may be of interest to you. On this project I worked with an engineering team and the Idaho Department of Transportation. 
    We changed out the standard post and beam highway construction for landscaped MSE Green Walls.
    Previously, I had introduced MSE Green Walls, at a smaller scale, on the D Street Pedestrian Bridge. See: http://www.vickiscuri.com/project-dstreet.html
    In both situations, the MSE Green Walls were less expensive to construct and more environmental than standard construction methods using MSE concrete cladding, or standard post and beam construction.
    With the money we saved, we created more pedestrian amenities for the projects. As the budgets were integrated with the overall projects, I do not have specific line-item costs for the MSE Green Walls. 
    Good Luck with your search. I would like to see the results if you share them. 
    Thanks, 
    Vicki

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    On Sep 23, 2019, at 12:30 PM, Lucas Cowan <lcowan@rosekennedygreenway.org> wrote:

    Hi PanPals! 
    I am searching for examples of Green Wall or Living Wall Public Art Projects. Has anyone taken on this sort of project and or have examples they would be willing to share and or budgets if applicable? 
    Example below:
    <image.png>
    Cheers! 
    -- 
    Lucas Cowan 
    Public Art Curator
    Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy
    185 Kneeland Street   
    Boston, Massachusetts 02111
    T -  617.603.7732
    Pronouns: He/Him/His
    Make today an adventure.

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Short-term liability insurance for artwork repair by Jarica Walsh (23 Sep 2019 20:17 UTC)
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    I am working with an artist to perform repairs on an artwork created a decade ago. The artist is no longer working as a sculptor, therefore not carrying liability insurance. I am trying to locate a policy that can cover him to perform the two-day repair. Do you have any suggestions or advice for a short-term policy for this kind of coverage? Have you run into any situations like this?

    Jarica Walsh
    Director of Art in Public Places
    Oklahoma Arts Council

    405.521.2030
    arts.ok.gov

Re: Short-term liability insurance for artwork repair by Nick Anderson (23 Sep 2019 20:43 UTC)
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    Hi Jarica,
    CODAworx offers an Art Installation Insurance Program provided by our partner SSEI that is intended to provide short term general liability coverage for artists. Most artists are taking this coverage to cover them during the period of installation, since many times their studio coverage doesn't adequately cover them when they are on-site. Depending on a few different variables the program should be able to provide coverage for the artist for an on-site repair project too. You or the artist can apply for a free quote on the coverage here on our website: https://www.codaworx.com/insurance
    I will also be doing an in-depth Q&A with the CEO of SSEI Insurance at our CODAsummit conference next week in El Paso, Texas. Anyone planning to attend can send me questions in advance and I'll make sure they are answered!

    Best,
    Nick Anderson

    --

    Nick Anderson
    Director of Online Marketing & Partnerships
    nick@codaworx.com
    cell: 614.595.1514
    web: www.codaworx.com


    On Mon, Sep 23, 2019 at 3:18 PM Jarica Walsh <Jarica.Walsh@arts.ok.gov> wrote:
    I am working with an artist to perform repairs on an artwork created a decade ago. The artist is no longer working as a sculptor, therefore not carrying liability insurance. I am trying to locate a policy that can cover him to perform the two-day repair. Do you have any suggestions or advice for a short-term policy for this kind of coverage? Have you run into any situations like this?

    Jarica Walsh
    Director of Art in Public Places
    Oklahoma Arts Council

    405.521.2030
    arts.ok.gov

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Re: Short-term liability insurance for artwork repair by Jarica Walsh (23 Sep 2019 20:56 UTC)
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    Thanks, Nick. I just reached out to them, but they said they can't offer coverage for repairs. This is the issue I'm running into, no one offers a policy to cover the repair work, only the initial installation. I'm not able to attend the summit next week, but if you could ask about this issue, it would be much appreciated!

    Jarica Walsh
    Director of Art in Public Places
    Oklahoma Arts Council

    405.521.2030
    arts.ok.gov

    From: Nick Anderson <nick@codaworx.com>
    Sent: Monday, September 23, 2019 3:43 PM
    To: public_art_network@americansforthearts.simplelists.com <public_art_network@americansforthearts.simplelists.com>
    Cc: Jarica Walsh <Jarica.Walsh@arts.ok.gov>
    Subject: Re: Short-term liability insurance for artwork repair
     
    Hi Jarica,
    CODAworx offers an Art Installation Insurance Program provided by our partner SSEI that is intended to provide short term general liability coverage for artists. Most artists are taking this coverage to cover them during the period of installation, since many times their studio coverage doesn't adequately cover them when they are on-site. Depending on a few different variables the program should be able to provide coverage for the artist for an on-site repair project too. You or the artist can apply for a free quote on the coverage here on our website: https://www.codaworx.com/insurance
    I will also be doing an in-depth Q&A with the CEO of SSEI Insurance at our CODAsummit conference next week in El Paso, Texas. Anyone planning to attend can send me questions in advance and I'll make sure they are answered!

    Best,
    Nick Anderson

    --

    Nick Anderson
    Director of Online Marketing & Partnerships
    nick@codaworx.com
    cell: 614.595.1514
    web: www.codaworx.com


    On Mon, Sep 23, 2019 at 3:18 PM Jarica Walsh <Jarica.Walsh@arts.ok.gov> wrote:
    I am working with an artist to perform repairs on an artwork created a decade ago. The artist is no longer working as a sculptor, therefore not carrying liability insurance. I am trying to locate a policy that can cover him to perform the two-day repair. Do you have any suggestions or advice for a short-term policy for this kind of coverage? Have you run into any situations like this?

    Jarica Walsh
    Director of Art in Public Places
    Oklahoma Arts Council

    405.521.2030
    arts.ok.gov

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RE: Short-term liability insurance for artwork repair by Haggarty, Clare (23 Sep 2019 22:00 UTC)
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    Hi Jarica

     

    You may want to work with an art conservator and have them consult with the artist. Especially if the artwork is 10 years old. You don’t say what the damage is, but I have found that older artworks can have issues that are beyond the skillset of the artist even though they created it in the first place. It depends on many factors of course, not least budget.

     

    Clare

     

     

    Clare Haggarty
    LA Metro

    Senior Manager, Transportation Planning

    Arts & Design 

    213.922.2573

    metro.net/art | facebook.com/metroartla | metroartlosangeles.tumblr.com | instagram.com/metro.art.la
    Metro’s mission is to provide world-class transportation for all.

     

     

    From: public_art_network@americansforthearts.simplelists.com <public_art_network@americansforthearts.simplelists.com> On Behalf Of Jarica Walsh
    Sent: Monday, September 23, 2019 1:57 PM
    To: Nick Anderson <nick@codaworx.com>; public_art_network@americansforthearts.simplelists.com
    Subject: Re: Short-term liability insurance for artwork repair

     

    Thanks, Nick. I just reached out to them, but they said they can't offer coverage for repairs. This is the issue I'm running into, no one offers a policy to cover the repair work, only the initial installation. I'm not able to attend the summit next week, but if you could ask about this issue, it would be much appreciated!

     

    Jarica Walsh
    Director of Art in Public Places
    Oklahoma Arts Council

    405.521.2030
    arts.ok.gov

     

    From: Nick Anderson <nick@codaworx.com>
    Sent: Monday, September 23, 2019 3:43 PM
    To: public_art_network@americansforthearts.simplelists.com <public_art_network@americansforthearts.simplelists.com>
    Cc: Jarica Walsh <Jarica.Walsh@arts.ok.gov>
    Subject: Re: Short-term liability insurance for artwork repair

     

    Hi Jarica,

     

    CODAworx offers an Art Installation Insurance Program provided by our partner SSEI that is intended to provide short term general liability coverage for artists. Most artists are taking this coverage to cover them during the period of installation, since many times their studio coverage doesn't adequately cover them when they are on-site. Depending on a few different variables the program should be able to provide coverage for the artist for an on-site repair project too. You or the artist can apply for a free quote on the coverage here on our website: https://www.codaworx.com/insurance

     

    I will also be doing an in-depth Q&A with the CEO of SSEI Insurance at our CODAsummit conference next week in El Paso, Texas. Anyone planning to attend can send me questions in advance and I'll make sure they are answered!

    Best,

    Nick Anderson

    --

    Nick Anderson
    Director of Online Marketing & Partnerships
    nick@codaworx.com
    cell: 614.595.1514
    web: www.codaworx.com

     

     

    On Mon, Sep 23, 2019 at 3:18 PM Jarica Walsh <Jarica.Walsh@arts.ok.gov> wrote:

    I am working with an artist to perform repairs on an artwork created a decade ago. The artist is no longer working as a sculptor, therefore not carrying liability insurance. I am trying to locate a policy that can cover him to perform the two-day repair. Do you have any suggestions or advice for a short-term policy for this kind of coverage? Have you run into any situations like this?

     

    Jarica Walsh
    Director of Art in Public Places
    Oklahoma Arts Council

    405.521.2030
    arts.ok.gov

     

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RE: Short-term liability insurance for artwork repair by Sarah Conley Odenkirk (23 Sep 2019 22:13 UTC)
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    To tag onto what Clare said, it is often better to have the conservator do the work anyway because the conservator will 1) have liability insurance to cover the work and 2) focus simply on the repair that needs to be done. What I have seen happen on a couple of occasions is that the artist may try to do more than just repair the work. It is nice to involve the artist in the process if she/he/they is interested.  That way the artist can oversee the work and ensure that it is done to his/her/their standards.

    Sarah Conley Odenkirk
    ArtConverge
    6253 Hollywood Blvd., Suite 201
    Los Angeles, CA 90028
    Office:  323.499.1144
    Cell:  310.990.9581

    On September 23, 2019 at 3:01:25 PM, Haggarty, Clare (haggartyc@metro.net) wrote:

    Hi Jarica

     

    You may want to work with an art conservator and have them consult with the artist. Especially if the artwork is 10 years old. You don’t say what the damage is, but I have found that older artworks can have issues that are beyond the skillset of the artist even though they created it in the first place. It depends on many factors of course, not least budget.

     

    Clare

     

     

    Clare Haggarty
    LA Metro

    Senior Manager, Transportation Planning

    Arts & Design 

    213.922.2573

    metro.net/art | facebook.com/metroartla | metroartlosangeles.tumblr.com | instagram.com/metro.art.la
    Metro’s mission is to provide world-class transportation for all.

     

     

    From: public_art_network@americansforthearts.simplelists.com <public_art_network@americansforthearts.simplelists.com> On Behalf Of Jarica Walsh
    Sent: Monday, September 23, 2019 1:57 PM
    To: Nick Anderson <nick@codaworx.com>; public_art_network@americansforthearts.simplelists.com
    Subject: Re: Short-term liability insurance for artwork repair

     

    Thanks, Nick. I just reached out to them, but they said they can't offer coverage for repairs. This is the issue I'm running into, no one offers a policy to cover the repair work, only the initial installation. I'm not able to attend the summit next week, but if you could ask about this issue, it would be much appreciated!

     

    Jarica Walsh
    Director of Art in Public Places
    Oklahoma Arts Council

    405.521.2030
    arts.ok.gov

     

    From: Nick Anderson <nick@codaworx.com>
    Sent: Monday, September 23, 2019 3:43 PM
    To: public_art_network@americansforthearts.simplelists.com <public_art_network@americansforthearts.simplelists.com>
    Cc: Jarica Walsh <Jarica.Walsh@arts.ok.gov>
    Subject: Re: Short-term liability insurance for artwork repair

     

    Hi Jarica,

     

    CODAworx offers an Art Installation Insurance Program provided by our partner SSEI that is intended to provide short term general liability coverage for artists. Most artists are taking this coverage to cover them during the period of installation, since many times their studio coverage doesn't adequately cover them when they are on-site. Depending on a few different variables the program should be able to provide coverage for the artist for an on-site repair project too. You or the artist can apply for a free quote on the coverage here on our website: https://www.codaworx.com/insurance

     

    I will also be doing an in-depth Q&A with the CEO of SSEI Insurance at our CODAsummit conference next week in El Paso, Texas. Anyone planning to attend can send me questions in advance and I'll make sure they are answered!

    Best,

    Nick Anderson

    --

    Nick Anderson
    Director of Online Marketing & Partnerships
    nick@codaworx.com
    cell: 614.595.1514
    web: www.codaworx.com

     

     

    On Mon, Sep 23, 2019 at 3:18 PM Jarica Walsh <Jarica.Walsh@arts.ok.gov> wrote:

    I am working with an artist to perform repairs on an artwork created a decade ago. The artist is no longer working as a sculptor, therefore not carrying liability insurance. I am trying to locate a policy that can cover him to perform the two-day repair. Do you have any suggestions or advice for a short-term policy for this kind of coverage? Have you run into any situations like this?

     

    Jarica Walsh
    Director of Art in Public Places
    Oklahoma Arts Council

    405.521.2030
    arts.ok.gov

     

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