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Memorandum 12-027 Recommendation from Public Arts Committee on Placement of Existing City Owned Artwork Within City Hall Public Areas
Memorandum ID: 
12-027
Memorandum Status: 
Approved
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	Office of the City Clerk 491 E. Pioneer Avenue
	Homer, Alaska 99603-7624
	Jo Johnson, CMC, City Clerk (907) 235-3130
	(907) 235-8121
	Melissa Jacobsen, CMC, Deputy City Clerk II Extension: 2227
	Renee Krause, CMC, Deputy City Clerk I Extension: 2224
	Fax: (907) 235-3143 Email: clerk@ci.homer.ak.us
	
	MEMORANDUM 12-027
	
	TO: MAYOR HORNADAY AND CITY COUNCIL
	FROM: PUBLIC ARTS COMMITTEE
	THROUGH: WALT WREDE, CITY MANAGER
	DATE: FEBRUARY 14, 2012
	RE: RECOMMENDATION ON PLACEMENT OF EXISTING CITY OWNED
	ARTWORK WITHIN CITY HALL PUBLIC AREAS
	
	Introduction :
	The Public Arts Committee was given permission by the City Manager to provide their input and submit recommendations on where the city art collection should be displayed within the new and renovated City Hall building.
The Public Arts Committee goal is to bring to the public’s attention the many wonderful pieces of art the City of Homer has accumulated over the years. It is noted that many of these pieces were hidden away from the public view tucked away in cluttered cabinets and out of the way nooks and wall spaces as the building expanded over the years and the artwork was collected.
The Public Arts Committee at a Special Meeting on February 8, 2012 appointed by consensus Committee member Gaye Wolfe to work with Staff. The committee acknowledged that due to the immense collection and lack of secure display cabinets to exhibit the smaller pieces in the collection, a rotation schedule should be created and executed on a quarterly or bi-annual time frame.
The attached recommendations are a result of a walk through performed on February 13, 2012 by Ms. Wolfe with staff present. Full consideration was given to preferences expressed by staff within the building. It must be noted that the immense collection prohibits recommendations on displaying individual pieces at one time. The Public Arts Committee recommends a staged approach to accomplish this task.
	RECOMMENDATION:
	Approve the recommendations of the Public Arts Committee as presented to display the City of Homer Art Collection.
	Public Arts Committee Display Recommendations
	Artwork Description/From Recommended Location
	Wooden Birds – Russian Sister City SW Wall (Blue) at bottom of Stairs across from Elevator
	Metal Boat/Don Henry Temporary Loan from Port & Harbor
	Airplane Propeller/Don Henry Temporary – to be relocated to Airport when proper base is purchased or fabricated
	Painting of a Volcano/Russian Sister City TBD
	Green Trees/Diana Tillion City Clerk’s Office East Wall /Left Side
	Moonlight/Diana Tillion Elevator Lobby/North Wall –Across from Elevator
	Tree with Crows/Diana Tillion Elevator Lobby/North Wall – Across from Elevator
	Horses in a Snowstorm/Diana Tillion Elevator Lobby/North Wall – Across from Elevator
	Carved Fish – Wooden/Sister City Teshio East Wall Lobby – Upstairs – Across from Administration Entrance
	Warrior Helmet – Sister City Teshio SE Corner at entrance to Administrative Offices
	Matching Small Mirrored Outlines Japan Plaques/Sister City Teshio Hang on walls above Warrior Helmet at entrance to Administrative Office
	Two framed Scarves/Sister City Teshio West Wall behind Receptionist Desk placed on horizontal
	Stitched and Embroidered Japanese Dolls in case/Sister City Teshio West wall behind Receptionist desk placed between the two scarves
	Large Two Warrior Linen Wall Hanging /Sister City Teshio East Wall Conference Room
	Samurai Warrior on Horse Wall Hanging/Sister City Teshio West Wall Conference Room – Left of Thermostat
	Samurai Swords (1 long 1 short)/Sister City Teshio West Wall Conference Room – Right of Thermostat
	Large Painting Homer and Teshio Blend/Sister City Teshio SW Wall Right Side Council Chambers
	Political Drawings (7) Mike O’Meara NW Wall to the Left of the Clerks Table Council Chambers
	Painting of Brother Asaiah/Sherry Greer NW Wall just to the left of the City Clerk’s position in Council Chambers below speaker
	Mural Photograph Citizens of Homer/Alan Parks
	Main Hall Right Side Downstairs Clerk’s Office to the Planning Department
	Small Wooden Owl/Sister City Teshio City Clerk’s Office East Wall
	Children’s Artwork Various mediums/Sister City Teshio Placement in Public Restrooms, NW Wall to the Right of the Upstairs Public Restroom
	Homer Pennock framed Photograph
	Homer Historical items variety limited to 2 or 3 additional items East Wall, main entrance to the immediate left can be on a rotational basis. Keep items minimal to reduce clutter.
	Notice Board Public Meetings/Informational Bulletin Board Main Entrance Pioneer Avenue
	Homer, Alaska Teshio, Japan Sister City Sign Secondary Entrance Foyer Conference Room
	Smaller Display Items – Varied – Russian and Japan Sister City Main Display Cabinet – Conference Room
	Documentation items – Rotary – Awards TBD
	Large Glass Encased Shrine/ Sister City Teshio TBD
	Musical Instrument/Sister City Teshio TBD – Rotational Schedule Item
	Wooden Golf Clubs/Sister City Teshio TBD – Rotational Schedule Item
	Wooden Spoon TBD – Rotational Schedule Item
	Gold & Black Swan Wooden Bowl with Cups TBD – Rotational Schedule Item
	Aqua Colored Vase with Bamboo Arrangement TBD – Rotational Schedule Item
	Carved Burl Vase TBD
	Ceramic vase TBD
	Wooden Shoes TBD
	Cloth Fan/Sister City Teshio TBD – Rotational Schedule item
	Miscellaneous Pictures and Plaques – Achievements, Visits, etc. TBD
	 
	The Public Arts Committee further recommends purchase of additional display cabinetry that can be locked, and framing of current art for protection and preservation.
	 

 
                