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Home My WebLink About12-14-2023 HCAC Agenda Packet with PPTCouncil Chamber Civic Center 100 Civic Plaza Dublin, CA 94568 www.dublin.ca.gov Regular Meeting of the DUBLIN HERITAGE AND CULTURAL ARTS COMMISSION Thursday, December 14, 2023 Location: Council Chambers Civic Center 100 Civic Plaza Dublin, CA 94568 Regular Meeting 7:00 PM 1. CALL TO ORDER AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 2. PRESENTATIONS 3. PUBLIC COMMENT At this time, the public is permitted to address the Heritage & Cultural Arts Commission on non-agendized items. Please step to the podium and clearly state your name for the record. COMMENTS SHOULD NOT EXCEED THREE (3) MINUTES. In accordance with State Law, no action or discussion may take place on any item not appearing on the posted agenda. The Commission may respond to statements made or questions asked, or may request Staff to report back at a future meeting concerning the matter. Any member of the public may contact the Recording Secretary’s Office related to the proper procedure to place an item on a future Heritage & Cultural Arts Commission agenda. The exceptions under which the Commission MAY discuss and/or take action on items not appearing on the agenda are contained in Government Code Section 54954.2(b)(1)(2)(3). 4. CONSENT CALENDAR Consent Calendar items are typically non-controversial in nature and are considered for approval by the Heritage & Cultural Arts Commission with one single action. Members of the audience, Staff or the Heritage & Cultural Arts Commission who would like an item removed from the Consent Calendar for purposes of public input may request the Chair to remove the item. 4.1 Approval of November 9, 2023, Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission Regular Meeting Minutes December 14, 2023 Dublin Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission Agenda 1 1 The Commission will consider approving the November 9, 2023, Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission Regular Meeting minutes. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Approve the minutes of November 9, 2023, Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission Regular Meeting. Staff Report Attachment 1 - Minutes of the November 9, 2023, Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission Regular Meeting 5. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 6. NEW BUSINESS 6.1 Update on Activities by the City of Dublin Poet Laureate The Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission will receive an overview of activities conducted by the City Poet Laureate. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Receive the presentation. Staff Report Attachment 1 - City of Dublin Poet Laureate & City Historian Guidelines Attachment 2 - Item 6.1 Adobe presentation 6.2 Update on Programs and Classes at the Future Dublin Arts Center The Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission will receive an update on the planned programs and classes at the future Dublin Arts Center. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Receive the report and provide feedback. Staff Report Attachment 1 - Dublin Arts Center Floor Plan Attachment 2 - Item 6.2 PowerPoint Presentation 6.3 Storm Drain Art Selection The Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission will consider Storm Drain Art design proposals and make a recommendation to the City Council for storm drains to be painted in 2024. During the open call to artists, 55 proposals were received from 21 individual artists. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Consider Storm Drain Art design proposals and recommend up to 20 proposals to the City Council for approval. Staff Report Attachment 1 - Artists Design Proposals Attachment 2 - Item 6.3 PowerPoint Presentation 7. STAFF AND COMMISSIONER REPORTS Brief information only reports from Commissioners and/or Staff, including committee reports and reports by Commissioners related to meetings attended at City expense (AB1234). December 14, 2023 Dublin Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission Agenda 2 2 8. ADJOURNMENT This AGENDA is posted in accordance with Government Code Section 54954.2(a) If requested, pursuant to Government Code Section 54953.2, this agenda shall be made available in appropriate alternative formats to persons with a disability, as required by Section 202 of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (42 U.S.C. Section 12132), and the federal rules and regulations adopted in implementation thereof. To make a request for disability-related modification or accommodation, please contact the City Clerk’s Office (925) 833-6650 at least 72 hours in advance of the meeting. Upon receiving a request, the City will swiftly resolve requests for reasonable accommodation for individuals with disabilities, consistent with the federal Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (42 U.S.C. Sec. 12132) and resolve any doubt in favor of accessibility. Agenda materials that become available within 72 hours in advance of the meeting, and after publishing of the agenda, will be available at Civic Center, 100 Civic Plaza, and will be posted on the City’s website at www.dublin.ca.gov/ccmeetings. Mission The City of Dublin promotes and supports a high quality of life, ensures a safe and secure environment, fosters new opportunities, provides equity across all programs, and champions a culture of diversity and inclusion. December 14, 2023 Dublin Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission Agenda 3 3 STAFF REPORT Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission Page 1 of 1 Agenda Item 4.1 DATE:December 14,2023 TO:Honorable Chair and Commissioners FROM:Jackie Dwyer,Parks & Community Services Director SUBJECT:Approval of November 9, 2023,Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission Regular Meeting MinutesPreparedby:Kim Bonato,Senior Office Assistant EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:The Commission will consider approving the November 9, 2023,Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission Regular Meeting minutes. STAFF RECOMMENDATION:Approve the minutes of November 9, 2023,Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission Regular Meeting. FINANCIAL IMPACT:None. DESCRIPTION:The Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission will consider approval of the minutes from theNovember 9, 2023,Regular Meeting. STRATEGIC PLAN INITIATIVE:None. NOTICING REQUIREMENTS/PUBLIC OUTREACH:The Commission Agenda was posted. ATTACHMENTS:1)Minutes of the November 9, 2023,Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission Regular Meeting 4 MINUTES OF THE HERITAGE AND CULTURAL ARTS COMMISSION Regular Meeting: Thursday, November 9, 2023 Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission REGULAR MEETING November 9, 2023 A Regular Meeting of the Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission was held on Thursday, November 9,2023, in the Council Chamber at the Civic Center. The meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m.by Vice Chairperson A Kelly Paschal-Hunter. 1)CALL TO ORDER AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCEAttendee Name StatusJulia Tomtania, Chairperson AbsentA Kelly Paschal-Hunter, Vice Chairperson PresentShweta Agrawal, Commissioner Present Gina Gabriell, Commissioner PresentTimea Iharosi, Commissioner PresentMargaret Liang, Commissioner PresentDarren Phillips, Alternate Commissioner Present 2)PRESENTATIONS –None. 3)PUBLIC COMMENT –None. 4)CONSENT CALENDAR4.1)Approved September 14, 2023, Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission Regular Meeting Minutes.4.2) Received Tri-Annual Parks and Community Services Department Report for May through August 2023.On a motion by Commissioner Liang,seconded by Commissioner Iharosi, and by unanimous vote, the Commission adopted the Consent Calendar.RESULT:ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]MOVED BY:Margaret Liang, CommissionerSECOND:Timea Iharosi, CommissionerAYES:Paschal-Hunter, Agrawal, Gabriell, Iharosi, Liang, PhillipsABSENT:Tomtania Attachment 1 5 Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission REGULAR MEETING November 9, 2023 5)UNFINISHED BUSINESS –None. 6)NEW BUSINESS 6.1)Camp Parks Public Art Project –Art SelectionThe Commission received a presentation regarding two Public Art design proposals for artwork to be located adjacent to the relocated and rehabilitated Historic Camp Parks Sign and Guard Shack. On a motion by Commissioner Gabriell, seconded by Commissioner Iharosi, and by unanimous vote, the Commission recommended James Dinh’s Public Art Design proposal to City Council. 6.2)Update on Activities by the City of Dublin HistorianThe Commission received a presentation by Steve Minnear, City Historian for the City of Dublin. He gave an update on projects and activities completed since he was appointed in January 2021. This included public speaking events, history tours, and assisting with the management of historical records. Additionally, Steve gave insight into upcoming projects and activities. 6.3)Update on Precinct Black Box Theater and Gallery 180The Commission received a presentation from Tyler Phillips, Recreation Supervisor, on the planned operations of the Precinct Black Box Theater and Gallery 180. He provided information on the plans for use inside the theater and the types of Exhibits inside the Gallery. The Commission also gave input and provided suggestions. 7)STAFF AND COMMISSIONER REPORTS The Staff and Commissioners provided brief information-only reports. RESULT:RECOMMENDED [UNANIMOUS]MOVED BY:Gina Gabriell, CommissionerSECOND:Timea Iharosi, CommissionerAYES:Paschal-Hunter, Agrawal, Gabriell, Iharosi, Liang, PhillipsABSENT:Tomtania 6 Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission REGULAR MEETING November 9, 2023 8)ADJOURNMENTVice Chairperson Paschal-Hunter adjourned the meeting at 8:52 p.m. A Kelly Paschal-Hunter, Vice Chairperson Heritage and Cultural Arts CommissionATTEST: Shaun ChilkotowskyParks & Community Services Manager 7 STAFF REPORT Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission Page 1 of 2 Agenda Item 6.1 DATE:December 14, 2023 TO:Honorable Chair and Commissioners FROM:Jackie Dwyer, Parks & Community Services Director SUBJECT:Update on Activities by the City of Dublin Poet LaureatePrepared by:Shaun Chilkotowsky, Parks & Community Services Manager EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:The Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission will receive an overview of activities conducted by the City of Dublin Poet Laureate. STAFF RECOMMENDATION:Receive the presentation. FINANCIAL IMPACT:There is no financial impact associated with this presentation. DESCRIPTION:BackgroundIn 2007, the City Council approved the creation of honorary volunteer positions, Poet Laureate and City Historian, with the first volunteers appointed to positions in 2008. In November 2020, the City Council approved updated policies (Attachment 1) governing the positions of Poet Laureate and City Historian. Poet LaureateFollowing an open recruitment process, James Morehead was appointed Poet Laureate by the City Council in June 2021. James Morehead was reappointed in February 2023. The current two-year term runs through December 2024. Since being appointed, James Morehead has completed projects and activities that include reciting original poems at public events, organizing a poetry reading at the annual Splatter event, and organizing a city-wide poetry walk. The Commission will receive a comprehensive overview of activities that James Morehead has completed since being appointed Poet Laureate, as well as current and upcoming activities. 8 Page 2 of 2 STRATEGIC PLAN INITIATIVE:None. NOTICING REQUIREMENTS/PUBLIC OUTREACH:The Commission Agenda was posted. ATTACHMENTS:1) City of Dublin Poet Laureate & City Historian Guidelines 9 City of Dublin Guidelines for the Poet Laureate & City Historian Approved November 3, 2020 Poet Laureate Overview The Poet Laureate serves as a public advocate for the appreciation and advancement of literary arts in the City of Dublin. Duties •Create and read poetry for civic events, public ceremonies, and dedications, as coordinated through City Staff. •Serve as a resource to Staff, the City Council, and the Commission; may act as a liaison between the City and local schools, literary organizations, and bookstores. •Assist with the development of classes and workshops devoted to poetry; potentially coordinate and participate in staged poetry readings. •On an annual basis, have at least one original poem displayed in a City facility. Qualifications •Be a Dublin resident; at least 18 years old. •Be the author of published poetry or be willing to publish poetry during the term if selected. •Be ready to serve a two-year term with no compensation. •Affiliation with literary organizations is preferred but not necessary for appointment to the position. Service Term The selected Poet Laureate will serve a term of two years, beginning with City Council appointment at a public meeting. A term may be renewed upon submittal of a new application, unless or until a new Poet Laureate applies and is appointed. A Poet Laureate shall be limited to four two-year terms. Application Process Between October and December of the year prior to the formal appointment by the City Council, applicants will be required to submit the following: •An application. •A letter of interest, including what the applicant would like to accomplish if selected as Dublin’s Poet Laureate. •Two original poems. •A resume including a list of published poetry or other evidence of a body of original work (published or unpublished). •Attend a scheduled Commission meeting to read one original poem to commission. Selection Process If more than two applications are received, a Selection Committee coordinated by the Heritage and Cultural Arts Manager will review all applications and submit the top two choices to the Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission for final recommendation. The Selection Committee could include: •Heritage and Cultural Arts Commissioner •Las Positas English Department Representative Attachment 1 10 • Dublin High School English Department Representative • Local creative writing professional or instructor • City Staff person appointed by the City Manager’s Office (e.g., Heritage and Cultural Arts Manager or Parks and Community Services Director) The Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission will present their preferred Poet Laureate to the Mayor for recommendation to the City Council. Following City Council approval, the Poet Laureate will formally begin the two-year term in January of each appointment year. City Historian Overview The City Historian will assist researchers, students, librarians, and members of the public and press in accessing resources for historical information. Duties • Maintain, add to, and facilitate access to City historical records. • Respond to inquiries regarding the City’s past. • Serve as a resource to Staff, the City Council, and the Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission; may act as a liaison between the Commission and local schools, genealogical groups, and members of the media and the public. Qualifications • A demonstrated interest in the history of the City of Dublin, including participation in City Commissions, Committees, and other activities. • A demonstrated ability to maintain records. • Skilled in public speaking. Service Term The selected City Historian will serve a term of four years, beginning with City Council appointment at a public meeting. A term may be renewed, upon submittal of a new application, unless or until a new City Historian applies and is appointed. Application Process Between October and December of the year prior to the formal appointment by the City Council, applicants will submit the following to the Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission: • An application. • A letter of interest, including what the applicant would like to accomplish if selected as Dublin’s City Historian. • A resume of positions held and/or activities related to the position of City Historian. Selection Process Review of applications and selection of the City Historian will be recommended by the Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission, who will put forward a maximum of two applicants to the Mayor. The Mayor will recommend final appointment for approval by the City Council, with the City Historian formally beginning the four-year term in January of each appointment year. Attachment 1 11 Poet Laureate Update 12/23 James Morehead 12 2023 Highlights Multiple Poetry & Pizza Open Mic events at Patxi’s Pizza and Mountain Mike’s National Poetry Month Poetry Walk (25 poets / 25 local businesses) Poets Take the Mic at Splatter Dublin High School “Art of Poetry” presentation in English classes Original poems for the City of Dublin Volunteer Recognition Event, Rotary Club Veterans Luncheon Guest poet at the Rotary Club Festival of Lights & Peace Celebration Multiple interviews (Diablo Magazine, Pleasanton Weekly, SF Travel, TV-30) 13 14 Coming in 2024 Poetry Out Loud returns to Dublin High School Original song at the St. Patrick’s Day Festival celebrating sister cities (collaboration with an Irish songwriter Melanie O'Reilly) National Poetry Month Poetry Walk (Third Annual) Poetry & Pizza Open Mic Poets Take the Mic at Splatter Dublin High / Emerald High English Class Art of Poetry presentations Additional original poems as requested for City of Dublin events 15 STAFF REPORT Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission Page 1 of 3 Agenda Item 6.2 DATE:December 14, 2023 TO:Honorable Chair and Commissioners FROM:Jackie Dwyer, Parks & Community Services Director SUBJECT:Update on Programs and Classes at the Future Dublin Arts CenterPrepared by:Jennifer Mendez, Management Analyst I EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:The Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission will receive an update on the planned programs and classes at the future Dublin Arts Center. STAFF RECOMMENDATION:Receive the report and provide feedback. FINANCIAL IMPACT:There is no financial impact associated with this report. DESCRIPTION:BackgroundIn October 2019, the City Council approved an agreement with Group 4 Architecture Research and Planning, Inc. to develop the old Police Services wing of the Civic Center Complex, encompassing13,500 square feet of the Civic Center, into the Dublin Arts Center (Center). The Center will include a black box theater, an art gallery, and program spaces, including a dance studio, arts and crafts room, mixed media space, music studio, and a ceramics studio/arts yard. On May 19, 2020, the City Council approved the schematic design of the proposed Center (Attachment 1).Dublin Arts CenterConstruction of the Center started in November of 2022 and is anticipated to be completed in late spring/early summer of 2024. In preparation for the opening, Staff began developing tentative schedules for programs and activities that will take place in the new Center. The Center will feature six programable spaces: the Mixed Media Room, Arts and Crafts Room, Ceramics Studio/Arts Yard, Precinct Black Box Theater, Dance Studio, and Music Studio. Each space will host classes and programs tailored to its specific focus. 16 Page 2 of 3 Classes and ActivitiesStaff has been recruiting experienced and knowledgeable instructors in the arts realm to maximize the use of program-specific rooms at the Center. Instructors will conduct classes via one-year agreements and be compensated 60 percent of the resident rates generated from program fees while the city retains the remainder. Various year-round cultural arts programs for all skill levels and ages, from preschool to seniors, will occur during the center's regular hours of operation. The department will manage and collect program registration and advertise classes in the quarterly Activity Guides, the City’s website, and social media platforms, as well as through community email blasts. Staff will collaborate with the instructors each season to rotate and introduce innovative programs to ensure new and varied participant offerings. Furthermore, Staff will conduct surveys with participants at the end of each season to gather feedback and input for new programs to ensure that the center's offerings align with the community's interests. This approach aims to continuously enhance the cultural arts experience available at the Center. The department has received proposals and conducted interviews for the following classes that are being considered: Introduction to Drawing Introduction to and Group Piano Lessons Beginning and Advanced Watercolor, Painting, Oil Painting, and Resin Art Beginning Acrylic Painting Acrylic Painting and Gel Mediums Ceramics Hand Building Color Theory and 3D Design and Concepts Visual Arts: Mixed Media Ballet Texture Art Flower Pressing Screen Painting Paper Mache Art Journaling Mindfulness iPhone PhotographyThis list includes the received proposals; however, Staff is actively exploring additional niche arts courses to enrich and diversify the offerings at the Center. Potential additions include: Bollywood Theater and performing arts Improv Printmaking Architecture and design Vocal lessons Music History Sculpture 17 Page 3 of 3 Mosaic Photography Other creative disciplines This ongoing search aims to cater to a wide range of interests within the community, ensuring a vibrant and inclusive array of artistic opportunities at the Center.Ceramics Studio and Open Studio TimeStaff is in the initial stages of researching activities in the Ceramics Studio, including the possibility of open studio time. Open studio time is a valuable opportunity for artists to access the studio independently, fostering creativity and skill development. Contact has been made withneighboring cities with established ceramic studios to thoroughly review their policies, pricing strategies, and staffing parameters to ensure a safe and supportive environment within the studio. The City has not finalized a policy, but there is an inclination to implement open studio times for a few hours each week. This ensures balanced and accessible utilization of the Ceramics Studio.SummaryThe Center promises a vibrant array of cultural arts programs catering to diverse interests and aiming to become a hub for artistic exploration. It will continually adapt its program offerings to align with community preferences, actively seeking input to introduce new classes and ensure a dynamic and inclusive arts experience. Staff seeks guidance and feedback from the Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission regarding the proposed programs and invites recommendations on the types of classes the city should actively pursue. STRATEGIC PLAN INITIATIVE:None. NOTICING REQUIREMENTS/PUBLIC OUTREACH:The Commission Agenda was posted. ATTACHMENTS:1) Dublin Arts Center Floor Plan 18 PROJECT OVERVIEW: FIRST FLOOR PLAN ------ Tel Server' Storage \ I Dane• Studio\ \ \ •ix• / ' ·edi / / / / / / Gallery 180 .. ·--.r�0-d ·--. .... ..... "'::::·· I I I .! .,�··_,ii'.' , . ' I •! . it.' i ' ,· ' �-I I \ / \ \ \ \ (Y') N 0 N ........... r---. 0 ........... 0-0 ... �..., C � u <C -... :::,..., -:::, u C ·-.a :::, C ATTACHMENT 1 19 Dublin Arts Center Update on Classes and Programs 20 Dublin Arts Center Footprint Dance Studio – 1,172 sq. ft. Black Box Theater – 1,970 sq. ft. Arts & Crafts Room – 577 sq. ft Mixed Media - 914 sq. ft. Ceramics Studio – 1, 232 sq. ft. Arts Yard – 1029 Sq. ft. Music Studio – 220 sq. ft. Gallery 180 – 600 sq. ft 21 Contract Instructors •Variety of programs for all ages •Rotate and introduce new programs each season •Participant feedback through quarterly Surveys 22 Classes and Programs Proposals received: •Drawing •Piano Lessons •Watercolor, Painting, Oil Painting, and Resin Art •Acrylic Painting •Ceramics •Color Theory and 3D Design and Concepts •Visual Arts: Mixed Media •Ballet •Texture Art •Flower Pressing •Screen Painting •Paper Mache •Art Journaling •Mindfulness iPhone Photography Proposals being pursued: •Bollywood •Theater and performing arts •Improv •Printmaking •Architecture and design •Vocal lessons •Music History •Sculpture •Mosaic •Photography •Other creative disciplines 23 Ceramics Studio •Classes •Programs •Events •Open Studio Time •Arts yard as an overflow/ventilation 24 Thank You 25 STAFF REPORT Heritage & Cultural Arts Commission Page 1 of 3 Agenda Item 6.3 DATE:December 14, 2023 TO:Honorable Chair and Commissioners FROM:Jackie Dwyer,Parks & Community Services Director SUBJECT:Storm Drain Art SelectionPrepared by:Shelby Perry, Recreation Coordinator EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:The Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission will consider Storm Drain Art design proposals and make a recommendation to the City Council for storm drains to be painted in 2024. During the open call to artists, 55 proposals were received from 21 individual artists. STAFF RECOMMENDATION:Consider Storm Drain Art design proposals and recommend up to 20 proposals to the City Council for approval. FINANCIAL IMPACT:The cost of the Storm Drain Art temporary art project, including artist payments and miscellaneous supplies, is estimated at $13,000. This project is funded by the Public Art Fund and is included in the Fiscal Year 2023-24 Budget. DESCRIPTION:BackgroundStorm Drain Art, a temporary public art project that will be completed in 2024, will include the painting of up to 20 storm drain inlets throughout Dublin. Storm drains are the initial inlets allowing rainwater to enter local waterways before eventually flowing to the San Francisco Bay. Pollutants, such as motor oil, pet waste, and other sediment and urban chemicals, also enterstormwater systems. Adding artistic murals to storm drain inlets will help raise awareness and improve water quality in local watersheds and the San Francisco Bay. Artwork should also align with the City’s Values, which are a part of the adopted Mission and Vision Statements, including safety, inclusivity, diversity, equality, and history. Artwork must be suitable for all ages. 26 Page 2 of 3 2024 ProgramStaff issued a Call-for-Artists on October 11, 2023, publicizing the opportunity through normal City channels (website, social media, etc.), as well as via email to a list of interested artists, past temporary project artists, registrants in the Cultural Arts Database, nearby cities with similar temporary art programs, and the California Cultural Arts Council website. The deadline to apply was November 15, 2023. Potential locations of the storm drain inlets to be painted as part of the 2024 Storm Drain Art program are listed below. Depending on the number of proposals selected, more locations may be added or deleted. Dublin High School (1) Wells Middle School/Stager Gym (2) Kolb Park (1) Schaefer Ranch (1) Civic Center/Library (3) Dougherty Hills Dog Park (2) Emerald Glen Park (2) Frederiksen Elementary (2) Alamo Creek Park (2) Martin Canyon Creek Trail Head (2)Design ProposalsUnder the City’s current Public Art Master Plan, all public artworks must be produced by professional artists or by a student artist under the direction of a professional artist. Student artists may work under a visual arts mentor’s guidance, and student artists’ design proposals must identify the professional artist by whom they are being mentored.Forty-eight design proposals were received from 18 professional artists, and seven were from three student artists. In total, 55 design proposals were received from 21 individual artists(Attachment 1). Each design proposal includes artist resumes, artist statements, and the artist’s proposed visual design. The Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission will consider recommending up to 20 design proposals and associated locations to the City Council. STRATEGIC PLAN INITIATIVE:None. NOTICING REQUIREMENTS/PUBLIC OUTREACH:The Commission Agenda was posted, and a copy was provided to the artists. ATTACHMENTS: 27 Page 3 of 3 1) Storm Drain Art Design Proposals 28 Storm Ora.in Art Proposa.l PROPOSAL COVERSHEET; Dublin 2023 Tempo.-ary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Proposals will not be accepted after Wednesday, November I 5, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. ArtlstName:� _ Address:.·_-"-"""""""""""""""""""""======------------------- Zip:. __ ...,;J'--'{:_.E,"-'i/';"'"''/"---====-_..-Other Phone:..._.!._>-::i��--.>'7_7�-_J"._:.rJ.....,/_ J Main Phone· E-mail Address: -ebsfte: ____________ _ Please indicate experience level: D Professional Artist(s) 1)1' Student Artlst{s) Please indicate any specific location{s) you have proposed a design for. or check 'No Preference' if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) r.o flt any assigned location: Locatio n,�· _____________________ _ Ji<f No Preference Sign a tu re of Arti s Date: II /I"\ !--------------- Co-Artist Name, if applicab le:.�. _____________________ _ Signature of Co-Artist, if applicable: ____________ _;Date:. _______ _ Supervising Art Professional Name, If appllcable:. ___ y;._/_j7'-j_A_�_'I __ N __ "..,1fl----- Address: E•mail Address: 1 Attachment 1 29 Artist Biographies： Alyssa Wu is an 11th-grader at Amador Valley High School. As one of the founders of Lapis Lazuli Youth Art Inc., Alyssa is dedicated to exploring various art forms, including poetry, oil painting, jewelry design, and photography. Her jewelry design won several Gold Keys in the Scholastic High School Art Competition and her oil painting won a Silver Key. Her drawing has been selected for the cover of StoneSoup magazine twice. Her painting and photography was selected as a finalist in the River Of Words International Art Competition. Her poster design was not only selected but also stood out at the National High School Journalism Conventions, showcasing her ability to communicate visually and effectively. Committed to making a positive impact through art, Alyssa actively participated in community projects. Collaborating with her art club, she contributed to the Fertile Groundworks and Fo Guang Shan Fremont Culture Center's mural project, leaving a lasting impression on public spaces. Past Work： 2 30 3 31 Art Teacher： Yinghua Wang (Sarah) Ms. Sarah founded Happy Valley Art School in 2014 and she also teaches digital art in Ohlone College. She got her PhD in Art Education from the Ohio State University. Her artwork won various awards in the national and international art competitions. She worked as a professional consultant for the Lapis Lazuli Youth Art Inc. Artist Statement: Entrance To The Clean Bay Looking at the beautiful art of mosaic glass art, I aim to replicate a similar idea in my piece. My piece highlights the nature and beauty of the Bay Area; with flowing water, a rainbow, and our state flower. I hope this shows the significance and beauty of the water to the Bay Area and will inspire many to preserve the water we have. With this piece, I aimed to use bright bold colors along with a bold black outline, which will make this recognizable and bright even from far away. 4 32 Any Alyssa Wu Dimensions: 42 inches x 31 inches 5 33 Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOSAL COVERSHEET: Dublin 2023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Proposals will not be accepted after Wednesday, November I 5, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. CA Zip: f1s-JI Main Phone.�· �c..=:...._....::....::_�,:__.c..---'-"-______ Other Phone: .......,. E-mail Address:Website: ____________ _ Please indicate experience level: 0 Professional Artist(s) � Student Artis t(s) Please indicate any specific locatlon(s) you have pro posed a design for, or check 'No Preference' if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) to fit any assi gned location: Location:. _____________________ _ 1 No Preference Artwork Tide: � "'Z?oMz Ut.t 1);-.11/1, Signature of Artist __________________ Date: __ ,t_l_l�---- Co-Artist Name, if app licable: _____________________ _ Signature of Co-Anist. if applicable: _____________ D.ate: _______ _ Supervising Art Professional Name, if applicable:. _ __..Y;w,c..1 h-1-f.:...t.:..fA;..l(;..__/,J_11_ll,1-? _____ _.J (I Address:_ Main Phone: _____ Other Phone: __________ _ E-mail Address: �-ebsite: NNW, hw yauyar:r£a!.t1J,co"1 S. f S · · A p 1 , I D 11/14/2023 ,gnature o up erv1s1ng rt ro,ess1ona: ---===='-----ate: _____ _ 1 34 Art Teacher： Yinghua Wang (Sarah) Ms. Sarah founded Happy Valley Art School in 2014 and she also teaches digital art in Ohlone College. She got her PhD in Art Education from the Ohio State University. Her artwork won various awards in the national and international art competitions. She worked as a professional consultant for the Lapis Lazuli Youth Art Inc. Artist Statement: Only Rain Down the Drain In this piece, I aim to put the message that storm drains are just that, that no trash should be thrown. Not only does my choice of wording make it clear to viewers that trash should not be thrown away, but it also shows how the rain is used to make nature grow. I hope this will show people that it is important we do not contaminate our water and remind them of the water cycle and how it works. By only using shades of blue, it provides a powerful and eye-catching image for passers-by and creates a cohesive look. 4 35 Any Alyssa Wu Dimensions: 33 inches x 33 inches 5 36 Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOS AL COVERSH EE T: Dublin 2023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Proposals will not be accepted after Wednesday, November IS, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. Address: City: £� State: (' A Main Phon; - ,- --Other Phone: Zip: __ ,_,t/_f"_I_I __ �mail Address :-Website: ____________ _ Please indicate experience level: D Professional Artisc(s) ¢ Student Artist(s) Please indicate any specific location(s) you have proposed a design for, or check 'No Preference' if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) to frt any assigned location: Location:. ______________________ _ 9(' No Preference Signature of Ar tist ,__ _________ Da te:_lf_/_1'1 ___ _ Co-Artist Name, if applicable:. _____________________ _ Signature of Co-Artist, If applicable: _____________ Date: _______ _ Supervising Art Professional Name, if appllcable:. __ ____.'/; __ 1 __ '�-f_h __ t4_(if __ W._�_1...,lt'#"( ___ _ Address:�'------------------- City: 1),./, /,'f, State: (}4 Zip�· __ f_1_/"_6i_'/ __ Main Phone: E-mail Address: "'t'·/ztffJW04t( cet -./ co.-r Date: 11/14/2023 ----- 1 37 Art Teacher： Yinghua Wang (Sarah) Ms. Sarah founded Happy Valley Art School in 2014 and she also teaches digital art in Ohlone College. She got her PhD in Art Education from the Ohio State University. Her artwork won various awards in the national and international art competitions. She worked as a professional consultant for the Lapis Lazuli Youth Art Inc. Artist Statement: Clean Water Starts With YOU My design shows a message that we are all in this together. I hope by making it clear that only by working together and acting like good citizens can we all get clean healthy water. The design is bright, colorful, and fun. My inspiration came from children’s books, I wanted to translate the same vivid style into my design. I kept a theme of using all different kinds of blues and chose a vivid pink for the letters to make it stand out. 4 38 Any Alyssa Wu Dimensions: 32 inches x 32 inches 5 39 Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOSAL CQVERSHEET: Dublin 1023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Proposals will not be accepted after Wednesday� November IS� 2023, at 4:00 p.m. Artist Name:. __ .:.r._=========;;;;;__---------------- Address: - Main Phone: E-mail Address: Please indicate ex perience level: ______ Other Phone: __________ _ ebsite: ,A ,-ir1C, - & ; cs_,., role, -A &,1 � Profess.iona1 Artist( s) D Student Artist( s) Please indicate any speciftc location(s) you have proposed a design for. or check 'No Preference' if you would be willjng to adapt. your design(s) to flt any assigned location: Location: ______________________ _ D No Preference S[gnarnre of Artist: �-�-----Date: Co-Artist Name, If applkable, � SignaruceofC�Artischpplkablec � Date, AJ•J ,o i?dlj' Su pervisin g Art Professional Name, if applicable: _______________ _ Addres�-�----------------------------- City: _______________ Sr:ace: _____ Zip:. ________ _ Main Phone: ______________ Other Pho11 e: ___________ _ E-mai l Address: _____________ Website:-------�----- Signature of Supervising Art Professional: ----�--------Date: _____ _ Page 6 of6 40 ARTIST STATEMENT The artists, Anne and Vera, are passionate about their commitment to helping climate change and we feel that as visual artists our best way to stand up for how we feel is through our paint brushes. Each of the designs reflects the beauty of ocean life and a catch phrase to help the community stay aware of the importance of keeping our water ways clean. Vera Lowdermilk has spent many hours at the ocean side and as a scuba diver in the Monterey Bay area. Anne Giancola is an avid beach lover. 41 ARTISTS’ QUALIFICATIONS Anne Giancola Website: Anne-Giancola.art Vera Lowdermilk Firehouse mural, Livermore Garden mural, San Francisco, by Vera Lowdermilk 42 ART and MURALS Vera Gordeev Lowdermilk Mobile: ( Key Attributes Ability to envision and create original designs Sensitivity to clients’ needs High level of integrity and professionalism Outstanding record of completing jobs on time and within budget Able to successfully work with other artists and designers In depth knowledge of art styles through travels, museums and books Accomplished fine artist and painter Extensive experience with residential, business and civic clients Experience 2009/2010 Lead artist and designer •Designed and produced an 80’ x 18’ historic firefighter mural in Livermore CA • Supervised and directed mural assistants • Created and published a Prayer Book in the illuminated manuscript style • Chosen to produce a bronze sculpture for the City of Milpitas Senior Center 2010 StreetsmARTs artist. • Completed three murals for the City of San Francisco (Zen Garden I on Noriega and 22nd, Zen Garden II on Mission and Lowell, Zen Garden III on Circular and Monterey) • Created client inspired designs with the intention on generating an urban oasis 1996-present Professional Fine Artist •Created the Wente Winery Signature poster and Ravenswood, Jewel of Historic Livermore limited edition poster from original painting. •Designed and produced original murals, portraits and paintings in various media for hundreds of clients • Achieved high level of recognition and customer satisfaction • Participated in the annual community ArtWalk and Main Street Banner projects 2005-present • Painted scenery for the Pleasanton Playhouse, Bankhead Theater and Tri Valley Repertory Theater • Met deadlines under pressure Education 2004: The Crucible, ARC/Oxy-acetylene welding course, Oakland CA Jewelry design and production with noted metalsmith Alan Revere, San Francisco CA BA, Art History, Southern Connecticut College, New Haven CT 43 ANNE GIANCOLA P easanton, CA 94566 anne-giancola.ait Summary of Qualifications Communications ai1d a1t expe1t with a rich histo1y of b1idging community and culture. Exemplaiy background in utilizing imagination and talent, taking projects from concept to completion. Professional Experience Visual Arts and Education Manager, 2014-present Livermore Valley Arts (L VA), Livermore, CA •Curate ait exhibitions at the Batlkhead Alt Galle1y, crossing diverse multiple disciplines of the artsto create vibrant contemporaiy a1t exhibits. •Developed and produced all aspects of the visual a1ts operations including exhibit oppo1tunities, receptions, a1t fairs, open studio events and visual ait aspects for the Theater.•Manage all aspects the education depaitment for L VA including art camps and art classes, studentshows at the theater, community cultural events. •Produce AltWalk Live1more, a highly successful a1t festival. •Design ai1d produce collateral materials such as brochures, signage, event logos, exhibit and eventpostcai·ds, social media notices, website design ai1d website updating.•Collaboration with multiple community cultural groups. •Develop and implement program budgets. Studio Director and co-Founder Rollstone Studios, Fitchburg, MA 2008 -2013•Managed all c01mnunications including website, social media initiatives, e-mail mai·keting,adve1tising, press releases, print media, liaison with community organizations.•Plan and implement all events and exhibitions.•Resource development ai1d grant wliting for project and operational support. •Working relationship with government agencies, cultural a1ts groups, and the public. Artworks Owner/Artist 1994-present. A creative business/or commercial and residential design services. •Design and production of murals, illustration, a1t c01mnissions and ait classes Software Skills Softwai·e skills include Mac-based Adobe Creative Suite: Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator; MS Office Suite; Squai·espace, Word Press, Google Allalytics Instructor/Presenter and Community Involvement •Alameda Countty Alts Leadership awardee 2022•City of Pleasanton Civic Arts Commissioner •Professional presentations to business and a1ts groups•Boai·d Member, Pleasanton Cultural Alts Council•Member, Women's Caucus for Alts, national organization•Panelist, Berkeley Civic Alts Grants Commission, 2021 Education M.S. Applied Communications, Fitchburg State University, 2013, Graduate Student of the YearB.A. Hist01y, U.C. Santa Barbara, Honors 44 When i{ Ra.ins 30 "x 42" Any location 45 30 "x 42" Any location 46 ( 28 "x 42" Any location 47 ' . ' . ' . 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PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY: Passionate in painting fine artwork with different mediums such as acrylic, watercolor, pastel and graphite with meticulous attention to detail and precision. I have completed many commissioned paintings with various subjects such as landscapes, portraits, animals, initials, architectures, still life while upholding customers’ unique vision under the highest standard of practice. I have been painting for 10+ years with the goal of bringing more joy and appreciation for the beauty of fine arts to the world. EXHIBITION HISTORY: Follow the Light Exhibition 10/23 Pawtucket, Rhode Island Pleasanton 16th Annual Exhibition Show 11/23 Pleasanton, California UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS: California Watercolor Association Color: Subtle or Wild Exhibition 12/23 San Ramon, California Las Lagunas Small Works Exhibition 12/23 Laguna Beach, California SKILLS: Able to adapt and produce distinctive styles of art that are unique to the individual or community requests. Maintains positive attitude and teamwork within the community regarding artwork production and volunteerism. Provides consistent level of professionalism and skill with every proposed artwork through constant self -reflection and dedication. Upholds personal value to preserve and facilitate teamwork, collective experiences, and humanity through art. Flexible to unexpected changes in deadlines, requests, workloads in unforeseen circumstances. 49 Artist Statement: I drew a picture of two hands holding a single drop of water encasing the Earth in the center as the marine ecosystem thrives in the bottom of the water drop. Around the water, the statement, “The future of the ocean is in your hands” is written in a circular format to provide an aesthetic vision that highlights the shape of our beautiful Earth. I intend to accentuate the importance of our collective effort as each of us is like one drop of water and as each water drop combines, our dedication together as a community makes up the entire ocean. As such, we must take the responsibility into our hands to reduce pollution and eradicate contamination to preserve our bay every day. We should never underestimate the power of our collective effort for the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. 50 Dimensions and scale: This artwork is done on 9 x 12 canvas paper. Will adapt design to any size and location of drain. Any. Save 51 Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOSAL COVERSHEET: Dublin 2023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Proposals will not be accepted after Wednesday, November 15, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. Artist Name: DE/ f2-J) f2G WC./ l/ BGR..b Address: State: Cl}: Main Phone: �---O ther Pho ne:.-============ E-mail Address:d _ . --' ebsite: cieicdre :J_ I Ct7fVJ Please indicate experience level:D Professional Artist{s) D Student Artist(s) Please indir.ate any specific location(s) you have proposed a design for, or check 'No Preference' if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) to fit any assigned location: Location: kJ1/f (] Artwork Title: L+ {ztJ£5 Signature of Artist: �o Preference [HIS W4-y @.oo A-S 'YIU or� __ , Date: ¢�Z5 Co-Artist Name, if applicable: _____________________ _ Signature of Co-Artist, if applicable: _____________ Date:. _______ _ Supervising Art Professional Name, if applicable:. _______________ _ Address: _____________________________ _ City: _______________ State: _____ Zip:. ________ _ Main Phone: _____________ Other Phon e: __________ _ E-mail Address: ____________ Website: ____________ _ Signature of Supervising Art Professional: ____________ Date: _____ _ Page 6 of 6 52 Deirdre Weinberg San Francisco, Ca 94117 email: IG: @herrr_again website: www.deirdre1.com  POSITIONS HELD 2016-2023 Board President Precita Eyes Muralist Association San Francisco, Ca. SOLO SHOWS 2018 Living Memory, Tenderloin Museum, San Francisco California 2017 Current Work, Napa County Library, Napa Ca. 2021 Hear Me Out, Tenderloin Museum, San Francisco California 2023 All the Saints, St.Mark’s Church, San Francisco California AWARDS California Arts Council Grant- Tenderloin Portrait Project 2020 Participatory Budgeting Grant,Laguna Honda Hospital Mural, San Francisco 2020 City of Berkeley, Ca- Social Engagement Grant 2023 Participatory Budgeting Grant District 7 San Francisco 2023 COLLECTIONS Bank of America San Francisco Muni Railway SELECTED PUBLIC ART WORKS 2023 “Light on the Future” Utility Box Art Sunnyvale, Ca Kristin Dance, Art Coordinator “Love Handles” Utility Box Art Dublin, Ca.Tim Wallace, Coordinator 53 “Little Libraries” Project, design and painting a Little Library Box Dublin, Ca. Tim Wallace, Coordinator 2022 Kids Drawing Famous Tenderloin Children’s Playground, San Francisco Lead Artist 2021 We All Grow Resilient Mural Laguna Honda Hospital, San Francisco Lead Artist 2020 Hearts in SF,Large Heart Curator:San Francisco General Hospital Foundation Muni Art 2021 Art on Muni Buses Curator: SF Beautiful Staff SaveArtSpace x NIAD Art Center x Creative Growth x Creativity Explored Public Billboard, SF Bay Area Locations Curators: Julie Swartout, Joseph Green, Dorian Reed Brisbane Public Library Mural Brisbane, Ca Artist team Co-leader 2019 Circles of Life mosaic mural San Francisco, Ca Artist team member Utility Box Art; LadyBug Love City of Redwood City, Ca Utility Box Art; Nature and Industry City of San Bruno, California 54 Artist Statement 2023 Temp Storm Drain Call for Artists Deirdre Weinberg website: www.deirdre1.com IG:@herrr_again I am excited to apply for this storm drain design because it provides an opportunity to engage and encourage positive behavior while addressing and educating the public about preserving clean water. It also provides an opportunity to respond to this challenge with a humorous, cartoon type approach which I found is often more effective than other approaches. I think that people relate more easily to a huge and important issue when it is presented in a non-scary, inviting way. I am showing simply drawn and painted aquatic animals in their environment along with a rhyme that directs the desired behavior, painted brightly to attract attention. It was fun to come up with the ideas and designs. I am open to any location these designs might ﬁt and can scale them to any size between 6 and 10 square feet. 55 1. TITLE: It Goes This Way Location: Any Dimensions: Scalable range to 6-10 sq ft ( (from 2’ x3’ , 2’ x 4’, 2’ x 5’, etc) 2. TITLE: Do As You Otter Location: Any Dimensions: Scalable range to 6-10 sq ft ( (from 2’ x3’ , 2’ x 4’, 2’ x 5’, etc) 56 PROPOSAL COVERSH 1EET: -:; �--.I!! Dublin 20 23 Tem por ··Art P roject, Stor,m Drai :n Art P roposals will not be acce1pted after Wednesday, November I 5, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. Address: Main Phone: -.-___ Other Phone: ___________ _ E-mail Address:ebsite: ______________ _ Please indicate experience level: ·-Professional Artist( s )□Student Artist(s) Please indicate any specific location(s) you have pro,posed a design for, or check 'No Preference' if y ou would be willing to adapt your desi gn(s) to fit any assigned location: 'Location: -------------------· ------------o Preference Artwork Title: ·-- Signature of Artist _ Co-Artist Na me, if app1 licabl e: _________ �-------------- \ Signature of Co-Artist, if ap ,plicable: ________________ Date: _______ _ Supervising Art Professional Name, if applicable: ________________ _ Address: --------------------------------- City : ________________ State:-----· Zip: ________ _ Main Phone: Other Phone: ---------------------------- E-mail Address:Website: --------------------------- Signature of Supervising Art Professional.: _____________ D.ate: _____ _ Page 6 of 6 57 58 ••• 59 • • • • • 60 Page 6 of 6 Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOSAL COVERSHEET: Dublin 2023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Proposals will not be accepted after Wednesday, November 15, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. Artist Name: Address: City: __________________________________ State: ___________ Zip: Main Phone:Other Phone: E-mail Address:_______Website: Please indicate experience level: Professional Artist(s)Student Artist(s) Please indicate any specific location(s) you have proposed a design for, or check ‘No Preference’ if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) to fit any assigned location: Location: No Preference Artwork Title: Signature of Artist: ________________Date: ________________ Co-Artist Name, if applicable: Signature of Co-Artist, if applicable: _____________________________Date: Supervising Art Professional Name, if applicable: Address: City: __________________________________ State: ___________ Zip: Main Phone: _______________________________Other Phone: __________________________ E-mail Address: ____________________________Website: Signature of Supervising Art Professional: ____________________________Date: _____________ Ekaterina Bazlakova Castro Valley CA 94546 www.artbazlakova.com 1 Lotus & Heron, 2 Lotus & Fish,3 Golden Fish, 4 Wave, 5 Moon golden fish 11/14/2023 61 EKATERINA BAZLAKOVA Artist, Art Teacher Languages -Russian (native) Portfolio: artbazlakova.com -German (proficient) Instagram: @artbazlakova -English (advanced) Status: Green Card Holder Objective A passionate, life-long artist and art educator with 40+ years of experience in the creative field. My paintings can be found in private collections all across the globe: Russia, Germany, Israel, the USA, France and Finland. I have a lot of experience in creating unique aesthetic compositions. All my works are unique and the themes vary from realism to social art and dreamy fantasies. Career Summary Self employed Artist and Art Teacher Produced a collection of pictures depicting local nature and my California dreams -Established Bay-Area based artist (2021) -Created about 30 pictures in 4 years (2019-2023) -Designed an award winning utility box art for local community -Completed utility box murals in Dublin (2020, 2022, and 2023) -Designed an award winning book box art for Dublin 2022 -Completed decorating book box for Little Free Library in Dublin 2023 -Publication in book “East Bay Artists 2022” by ArtPush org -Solo Show Exhibition “California Dreaming” in San Ramon City Hall Gallery (January-February 2023) -Created and taught unique educational program in Moscow State Youth Art Center (1979-2018) -Teaching master classes in Aran’s Art Studio (acrylic painting in Castro Valley) Skills: Oil, acrylic, watercolor, ink, pastel, linocat, batik Recent Exhibitions California Dreaming Danville, CA Sept 2020 Village Theater Art Gallery Affordable Art Show JCO’s Arthaus Los Gatos, CA Nov 2020 Splatter Festival Dublin, CA Sept 2021 Scary Art Show FCO Gallery Dublin, CA Oct 2021 62 2 Mus Art Festival Peninsula Sunnyvale, CA Sept 2022 Solo Show “California Dreaming” San Ramon, CA January- San Ramon City Hall Gallery February 2023 Education Bachelor of Arts in Teaching Fine Arts and educational training Moscow State Art Academy 1976-1980 Art Teaching children and adults 63 BIOGRAPHY Ekaterina Bazlakova is an established Bay Area artist and art teacher. She was born in Moscow in 1956 in the family of the artist. She loved painting ever since she was born. When she grew up, she graduated first from Art School, and then from the Moscow State Art Academy. While searching for her unique style, she created a series of graphic drawings and paintings, which were purchased by the Hellen Lama Gallery in Ruan, France. Starting in the ‘90s, her artwork was featured at the Izmailovo Vernissage in Moscow, Russia. In 1993, Ekaterina's works were featured at the international art exhibition “Moscow-Berlin, Berlin- Moscow.” You can find her paintings in private collections all across the globe: Russia, Germany, Israel, the USA, France, and Finland. Not long ago, Ekaterina moved to California to join her family and was impressed by the local beautiful nature and landscapes. She started the “California Dreaming” artwork series. Before and during the pandemic, she created about 30 paintings of different sizes on this theme. She created her own genre - Dreamscapes. In 2020, Ekaterina designed an award winning utility box artwork and completed a mural for the local community entitled “Orange poppies.” You can see her artwork in Dublin. In 2019-2020 some pieces of the “California Dreaming” series were exhibited in local galleries in Dublin, Danville, Los Gatos. Four of her big paintings were exhibited at the Splatter Festival in Dublin in September 2021 and in 2022 two of her pictures were used for advertisement of this festival. In 2022, Ekaterina painted a second utility box “Dublin is the holiday that is always with you”, and also she decorated a book box for Little Free Library in Dublin. Now, she continues her “California Dreaming” artwork series, and participates often in ArtWalks on Castro Valley MarketPlace. In 2023, she decorated her third Utility box “Out of the box” for the city of Dublin. In 2023 Ekaterina's artworks were chosen for the “Utility box ART and banner program” in Alameda. 64 ARTIST STATEMENT FOR DUBLIN STORM DRAIN ART PROJECT BY: Artist Ekaterina Bazlakova I am Ekaterina Bazlakova, an established Bay Area artist. I am excited to participate in the Storm Drain Art project! I want to present my artwork for this project. I created a series of 5 paintings I called “Water is life”. The water theme is close to me. I have a lot of artworks about this theme in my portfolio. My first painting as a California artist is “Golden fishes”. I decided to paint two designs of this artwork for the Storm Drain Art Project. Another two artworks reflect water flowers, fishes and heron - aquatic life. My artworks reflect the beauty of nature. I am inspired by gorgeous California nature. I painted these compositions for the project, because they are symbols of safety and peace. And the fifth design was inspired by Japanese artist Hokusai (1760-1849), his engraving “Big wave”, but I painted it in my own, contemporary style. My compositions are done with acrylic in a unique decorative style, they are dreamscapes. Water spaces are framed by wave patterns. The main idea is - peace, safety, beauty and enjoying life. I had a lot of fun creating artworks for this project. I will be happy to decorate Storm Drains in Dublin if my designs are chosen. You can see my art on my website: www.artbazlakova.com And on my Instagram : @artbazlakova 65 Lotuses "'2.x3 =b £1 f+ 66 o uses o.hd {is� A. 2 )( 3= b sq,{+ 67 68 69 70 Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOSAL COVERSHEET: Dublin 2023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Propos als will not be accepted after Wednesday, November I 5, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. Artist Name:._E_l_li_M _a_s_k_ie_l_l -------------------- City: Pleasanton Main Phone: Please indicate experience level: St ate: _C_A ___ Zip:94566 XProfessional Artist(s) o Student Artist(s) Please indicate any specific location(s) you have proposed a design for, or check 'No Preference' if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) to fit any assigned location: Location: _______________________ _ X No Preference Artwork Title: Leviathan -----Date: 11.14.2023 Co-Artist Name, if applicable: ______________________ _ S ignature of Co-Artist, if applicable: _____________ Date: _______ _ Supervising Art Professional Name, if applicable: _______________ _ Address:-------------------------------- City : _______________ State: _____ Zip : ________ _ Main Phone: ______________ Other Ph one: ___________ _ E-mail Address: Website: Page 7 of 8 ------------- -------------- 71 Oauielte Masldell --------�-------------Muralist ltD■Nl lnkedsherbert Art (2011 -Present) •Delivers great work of art on time andto a high design quality for clients•�xperi�:mce in a variety of designs!ncludir'!g logos, concepts, comics, andIllustrations Wide Open Walls (May 2022 / September 2022) •Collaborated with collective teammembers to design and paint a muralat Tahoe Elementary School•Painted a mural at Elder CreekElementary 180 Buildins & Discove Polk � (November 2021) •Assisted artist to block in colors tofinish project within deadline Academy of Arts Fundamentals in art theory. Studied in con cept art, animation, 30 modeling, and game design elements. - I am a Bay Area-native artist whose work has spanned through multiple different mediums including games, comics, paintings, and animation. My work is influenced greatly by nature, mythology, comics, street art, toys, and a I ittle bit of magic. Email: Murals Drawing Illustrating Painting •••• ••••• ••••• ••••• Website: www.inkedsherbertart.com lnstagram : @inkedsherbert 72 73 Leviathan I went in a little bit different direction with this one by doing a more graphic-like style. I was inspired by linocut stamps as well as manhole covers that some Japanese cities have. I played around with the shape to try to take up as much of the space as possible while also making sure it flowed nicely. 74 75 Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOSAL COVERSHEET: Dublin 2023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Propos als will not be accepted after Wednesday, November I 5, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. Artist Name:._E_l_li_M _a_s_k_ie_l_l -------------------- City: Pleasanton E-mail Address: Please indicate experience level: State: _C_A ___ Zip: 94566 Website: www.inkedsherbertart.com XProfessional Artist(s) o Student Artist(s) Please indicate any specific location(s) you have proposed a design for, or check 'No Preference' if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) to fit any assigned location: Location: _______________________ _ X No Preference Artwork Title: The Sea Fae Signature of Artis Co-Artist Name, if applicable: ______________________ _ Signature of Co-Artist, if applicable: _____________ Date: _______ _ Supervising Art Professional Name, if applicable: _______________ _ Address:-------------------------------- City: _______________ State: _____ Zip : ________ _ Main Phone: ______________ Other Ph one: ___________ _ E-mail Address: Website: Page 7 of 8 ------------- -------------- 76 The Sea Fae I was inspired by mythical sea creatures, particularly mermaids, and how the sea seems to be its own being. I wanted to bring in coral reef elements because I think they are beautiful and I hope to help bring a little more awareness to the loss of coral reefs worldwide. I made the sea fae look like its the sea itselft, so she is a part of the turblent waves above, but also at peace within the reef. 77 78 Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOSAL COVERSHEET: Dublin 2023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Propos als will not be accepted after Wednesday, November I 5, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. Artist Name:._E_l_li_M _a_s_k_ie_l_l -------------------- City: Pleasanton Main Phone: Please indicate experience level: St ate: _C_A ___ Zip:94566 XProfessional Artist(s) o Student Artist(s) Please indicate any specific location(s) you have proposed a design for, or check 'No Preference' if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) to fit any assigned location: Location: _______________________ _ X No Preference Artwork Title: -----Date: 11.14.2023 Co-Artist Name, if applicable: ______________________ _ Signature of Co-Artist, if applicable: _____________ Date: _______ _ Supervising Art Professional Name, if applicable: _______________ _ Address:-------------------------------- City: _______________ State: _____ Z ip : ________ _ Main Phone: ______________ Other Ph one: ___________ _ E-mail Address: Website: Page 7 of 8 ------------- -------------- 79 Raindrop Fish I was inspired by the Ghibli movie, "Ponyo", along with candy to create a magical illustration. I wanted to give a dream-like feel to it with the pink cotton candy clouds with raindrop fish falling down into the waters below. 80 81 Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOSAL COVERSHEET: Dublin 2023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Propos als will not be accepted after Wednesday, November I 5, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. Artist Name:._E_l_li_M _a_s_k_ie_l_l -------------------- City: Pleasanton St ate: _C_A ___ Zip: 94566 Main Phone: ebsite: www.inkedsherbertart.com Please indicate experience level: XProfessional Artist(s) o Student Artist(s) Please indicate any specific location(s) you have pr oposed a design for, or check 'No Preference' if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) to fit any assigned location: Location: _______________________ _ X No Preference Artwork Title: Within the Sewers s;gnatuce ofArti� Date: 11.14.2023 Co-Artist Name, if applicable: ______________________ _ Signature of Co-Artist, if applicable: _____________ Date: _______ _ Supervising Art Professional Name, if applicable: _______________ _ Address:-------------------------------- City: _______________ State: _____ Zip : ________ _ Main Phone: ______________ Other Ph one: ___________ _ E-mail Address: Website: Page 7 of 8 ------------- -------------- 82 83 84 Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOSAL COVERSHEET: Dublin 2023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Propos als will not be accepted after Wednesday, November I 5, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. Artist Name:._E_l_li_M _a_s_k_ie_l_l -------------------- City: Pleasanton E-mail Address: Please indicate experience level: State: _C_A ___ Zip: 94566 Website: www.inkedsherbertart.com XProfessional Artist(s) o Student Artist(s) Please indicate any specific location(s) you have proposed a design for, or check 'No Preference' if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) to fit any assigned location: Location: _______________________ _ X No Preference Artwork Title: Signature of Arti -----Date: 11.14.2023 Co-Artist Name, if applicable: ______________________ _ Signature of Co-Artist, if applicable: _____________ Date: _______ _ Supervising Art Professional Name, if applicable: _______________ _ Addre ss:-------------------------------- City: _______________ State: _____ Zip : ________ _ Main Phone: ______________ Other Ph one: ___________ _ E-mail Address: Website: Page 7 of 8 ------------- -------------- 85 Spiral When I think of rain drainage, I think of big tunnels and caverns funneling water down all the way to the ocean. I wanted to bring a sense of flow and movement to the piece, so I opted to use a spiral shape to convey such along with some wave shapes to further illustrate a stream of raindrops that the fish will soon be swimming within. Through the use of a softer pastel palette, I wanted to give the piece a sense of wonder and magic, as water has an almost ethereal element to it that gives life to this planet. 86 87 COVER LETTER Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOSAL COVERSHEET: Dublin 2023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Proposals will not be accepted after Wednesday, November 15, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. i 1...J./_l..:.'-1.,_}_2.-=3"----- Co-Artist Name, if applicable:. ______________________ _ Supervising Art Pr,ofessional Name. if applicable· .. ________________ _ Address:-------------------------------- 88 Jen Huber, Page 2 Jen Huber ⧫ www.JenHuberArtist.com ARTIST QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY Jen Huber seeks out forgotten spaces around the Tri-valley area and captures them on canvas by bike. Hidden oases between concrete, strip malls, and the suburbs. When not in the ield, she is working on portraits and igurative works in her studio at the Bothwell Art Center. PUBLIC ART 2021, December Bankhead Theater Windows, Livermore, CA Painted a copy of Marc Chagall’s “Le Cheval Rouge” onto windows of the Bankhead Theater. 2021, December “July 4th”, Utility Box Art for the City of Dublin, Dublin, CA Designed, prepped, painted, and inished the utility box, “July 4th” at the corner of Gleason and Brannigan Streets. 2020, December Bankhead Theater Windows, Livermore, CA Painted a copy of Utagawa Hiroshige woodcut print onto windows of the Bankhead Theater. 2020, June From the Class of 2020, John Green Elementary, Dublin, CA Painted underwater scene of sea turtles, jellyish, and bat rays on shed donated by parents and students from the Class of 2020. 2019, June “1953”, Utility Box Art for the City of Dublin, Dublin, CA Designed, prepped, painted, and inished the utility box, “1953” at the corner of Scarlett Drive and Dublin Boulevard. 2018, June “Kite Day”, Utility Box Art for the City of Dublin, Dublin, CA Designed, prepped, painted, and inished the utility box, “Kite Day” at the corner of Glynnis Rose and Dublin Boulevard. AWARDS Merit Award, “ Old Oak on Alamo Creek Bike Trail ”, acrylic painting. Dublin Paint Out! 2023 by the Dublin Arts Collective. Best in Show, “ Enchanted ”, acrylic painting. Joyous, Livermore Art Association, 2023. Honorable Mention, “Red Sky Aviation”, acrylic painting. Paint Livermore! Plein Air Competition Best in Show, “ Iron Horse and Alamo Creek Trail Crossing ”, acrylic painting. Paint Dublin Plein Air Competition, May 2022 89 Jen Huber, Page 3 Best Acrylic in Show, “Sirens”, acrylic painting. City of Livermore, June 2021 Honorable Mention, “Mobile Home”, acrylic painting. Pleasanton Plein Air Competition Honorable Mention, For color and texture,, “Iceberg”, Pleasanton Art League Member Show ART SHOWS Jen Huber has displayed her work in California in over 30 shows over the past 10 years. A detailed list can be provided on request. INSTRUCTION 2021-Present Bothwell Art Center, Instructor, Summer & Spring Art Camps, After School Art and Beginning/Intermediate Art for Teens and Adults. 2016-2018 Splash of Art , Fallon Middle School, Dublin, CA 2016-2018 Painting Parties. Led groups of adults in light-hearted but instructional courses using acrylic paint on canvas for entertainment in homes. 2015-16 Art In Action , Dougherty Elementary School, Dublin, CA EDUCATION University of California, Santa Cruz Bachelors of Fine Art, Emphasis on printmaking ORGANIZATIONS Pleasanton Art League, Member since 2014 Dublin Arts Collective, Member since 2018, Webmaster & Board Member 2019-2020 Alliance for the Visual Arts, Member since 2020, part of TVAST 2021. San Francisco Women Artists, Member since 2019 Livermore Arts Association, Member as of 2021 Alliance for Visual Arts, Member as of 2021 Northern California Women’s Art Caucus, Member as of 2023 Casual Dublin Plein Air, co-founder 2023. 90 Jen Huber, Page 4 ARTIST STATEMENT Design A: Minnow Ballet I have spent summers swimming at Shadow Cliffs in Pleasanton among schools of minnows; their silver scales lashing and yellow ins bringing sunlight to the silty depths. Small, quick, and harmless, these tiny ish bring a thrill to waders of all ages. I would like to present them here, as in the shallows of a lake, making their way towards the storm drain; the borders painted as circular window into their world, including shadows cast from above. The end result is a subtle Trompe L’Oeil. I painted the picture in acrylic paint on wood, using only a single scientiic illustration of the native minnow for reference. I can coax these gentle shades from the paints provided in the project. Design B: Rainbow School I am inspired by a tale of colorful ish swimming in rain puddles in Southeast Asia. I envision Betas, beloved irst pets for most of us, moving in a peaceful school towards and around the storm drain. This design would differ because I would not paint a background but use the pavement’s original surface: only the ish, their shadows, and the edge of the pool would be painted. Suspended in motion across the pavement, as if in perfectly clear water. Design C: Tide Pool My earliest memories at the beach are exploring the tidepools in Carmel, near to my childhood home in Paciic Grove, California. Sticky sea anemones, hard shells, slippery seaweed, and the leathery starish captivated me. I would like to paint a realistic tide pool on the pavement, with an irregular shape, like a real tidepool, with one edge next to the storm drain. I added the Australian blue ring octopus, a critter found in tidepools down under, as the star of the scene and a learning tool. The venom from this animal can paralyze a human for a short time and is used in medicine for delicate procedures. I also added this beauty for its jewel-like beauty. I painted the tidepool from my head using only photos as general reference for the texture, structure, and coloration of the animals and plants within. 91 Jen Huber, Page 5 DESIGN Design A: Minnow Ballet Minnow Ballet. A school of minnows traveling across lake shallows towards the storm drain. Location: ANY. Artist: JEN HUBER. 5 to 6 foot circle centered on storm drain (pavement permitting): the entire surface painted like a lake bottom, with a shadow of the edge relecting below: following the shadows cast by the minnows. The ish are only 5-6 inches in length and the school would number a few dozen. 92 Jen Huber, Page 6 DESIGN B: Rainbow School A school of colorful ish suspended over the pavement, only their brilliant shapes and shadows captured in paint as they low towards the storm drain. Location: ANY. Artist: JEN HUBER. 5 to 6 foot sphere, pavement permitting, with numerous small ish (image relects larger than planned) swimming towards the storm drain. 93 Jen Huber, Page 7 Design C: Tidepool 5 to 6 foot wide, organic shape with an edge touching the storm drain, the tide pool offers a small world on the edge of the sidewalk.Uneven ledge, like a real tidepool. Added depth and texture with small animals peeking out. All movement, the kelp, plants, and anemones would low towards the drain. Location: ANY. Artist: JEN HUBER. 94 Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOSAL COVERSHEET; Dublin l02l Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Proposals will not be accepted after Wednesday, November IS, 1023, at 4:00 p.m, Merer Webslte:IG :@ros ie lie iou s 1 D Student Artist($) Please Indicate any specific location (s) you have proposed a design for, or check 'No Pri>feren ce' if you would be willing to adapt your deslgn(s) to lit any assigned location: Locauon: ______________________ _ �o Preference Arcwork Trtl�·----------------------------- 51gnacure or Art/rte J O s i e Me re r Date: 11/12/23 Co-Artist Na.me, if applicabt�·�---------------------- Slgnature of Co-Arnn. If applicable: -------------'Oat-· _______ _ Supervising Art Professional Name, ifappOcable: _______________ _ Address: ______________________________ _ Crt y-_______________ Sta,c: _____ Zip: ________ _ Main Phone: ______________ Other Phone: __________ _ E-m3il Addre$s: ____________ Webstte: ____________ _ Signature of Supcrv1<ing Art Professional: -----------�Date: _____ _ Page6 o/6 95 Josie Rose ART RESUME Shows Precita Eyes Muralists — acrylic on canvas 2018 Winter/Holiday art show JusThizz and Peace, Low Key Skate Shop, SF —paint marker on metal street sign November 2019 Fundraiser art show for a non profit called Border Angels Limner Gallery,New York —Photography December 2019 Photography exhibition Enchanted Forest, Evolved, SF — acrylic and marker on canvas November 2021 — Sharpie on paper September 2023 EDUCATION Precita Eyes, San Francisco — Toddler art Teacher Fall 2018 - Spring 2019 PROJECTS Youth Mural— Precita Eyes Muralists 2018 SKILLS Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. Consectetuer adipiscing elit. Sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt. Laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat. AWARDS Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet Consectetuer adipiscing elit, Sed diam nonummy Nibh euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet Consectetuer adipiscing elit, Sed diam nonummy Nibh euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat. LANGUAGES Lorem ipsum, Dolor sit amet, Consectetuer 96 Smoke Shop Mural— Sammi See (lead artist) Josie Rose and Teresa Benson (assistants) Justice Mural— Josie Rose and Teresa Benson 2020 348 Precita Mural— Precita Community 2020 Camp Out truck mural— Josie Rose and Romaldo Esqueda 2023 Cottage Industry storefront sign painting — Deirdre Weinberg and Josie Rose 2022 97 My mural proposal depicts a calm ocean scene with bioluminescent jellyfish. The sun is setting, and the water is welcoming but mysterious. I chose to work with bioluminescence because of the awe that it inspires to many people. I also wanted it to grab the attention of the public quickly, and to the point. Maybe once they see something as beautiful as glowing ocean life, they will think twice about polluting it. I chose to use lots of blending techniques, because it is just fun to paint like that, and it gives off a gentle feeling. 98 99 Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOSAL COVERSHEET: Dublin 2023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Proposals will not be accepted after Wednesday, November IS, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. City:__ St3te'. CA Zip: q'j'.6�8 E-mail Address Please indicate experience level:� Professional Artist(s) □ Student Artist(s) Pl ease indicate any specific location(s) you have proposed a design for, or check 'No Preference' if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) to fit any assigned location: Location: AN� Artwork Title:''ot\ Signature of Artist:__________ .Date: Co-Artist Name, if applicable: _____________________ _ Signature of Co-Artist, if applicable: ____________ ,Date: _______ _ Supervising Art Professional Name, if applicable: ______________ _ AddrMs: _____________________________ _ City: ______________ S tate: _____ Zip:. ________ _ Main Phone: _____________ O·ther Phone:--------- E -ma i I Address: ____________ Website;----------- Signature of Supervising Art Professional: ____________ IDate: _____ _ Page& of 6 100 LISA LONG Curriculum Vitae SELECTED EXHIBITIONS 2023 De Young Open 2023 De Young Museum, San Francisco, CA 2022 - 2023 12th Annual International Art Competition Church History Museum, Salt Lake City, UT 2018 - 2021 Enduring Ideals: Roosevelt, Rockwel, and the Four Freedoms, Four Freedoms Re-Imagined Traveling Exhibit: Roosevelt House, New York, NY / Henry Ford Museum, Dearborn, MI / The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum, Washington, D.C. / Norman Rockwell Museum, Stockbridge, MA 2018 Solo Show Saratoga Library, Saratoga, CA 2017 How Did I Get Here?HERE Gallery, Provo, UT 2017 Sketchbook West Las Laguna Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA 2017 Boundaries and Balance ACCI Gallery, Berkeley, CA 2017 Tim Burton: Stay Peculiar Joy Factory Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2016 Caution May Be Hot Long Weekend Gallery, Oakland, CA 2016 Hayward Arts Council Open Juried Show John O’Lague Galleria, Hayward, CA 2016 Left Coast Annual Sanchez Art Center, Pacifica, CA PUBLIC ART 2023 We All Live Here, painted utility box for the city of Dublin, CA 2023 My Life in France, artwork painted on bench for Bound for Books project, Danville, CA 2022 Topographic Poppies,artwork painted on picture large picture from for Picture This project, Danville, CA 2020-2022 In a Sea of Plastic and Ode to Sustainable Fishing (two separate pieces), artwork painted on Sea Lion Statues for Sea Lions in San Francisco, under the direction of The Aquarium of the Bay, San Francisco, CA 2020 Rise Up float design for the Tournament of Roses Parade, City of Burbank CA 2020 Make a Joyful Noise painted Adirondack chair for the city of Dublin, CA 2019 Hayward, CA Public Library Permanent Collection (eight pieces of artwork) 2018 Magical Garden Gateway, artwork painted on glass walls dividing children’s section of the library in Mountain View, CA 2017 History Unites Us, painted utility box for the city of Dublin, CA LISA LONG 101 LISA LONG Curriculum Vitae CHARITY 2022 Vision of the Arts Fund,Artwork for auction 2021 Silver Lining Surf painted heart sculpture for Hearts in San Francisco charity event benefitting the San Francisco General Hospital Foundation, San Francisco, CA AWARDS 2020 Rise Up, float design for the City of Burbank, CA for the Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, CA, winner of the Leishman Award for Public Spirit 2017 Vision of the Arts Fund, grant finalist, Provo, UT 2017 Umpqua Valey Arts Association 49th Annual Summer Arts Festival Poster Artwork, Roseburg, Oregon, juried selection 2017 RESIDENCIES AND TEACHING 2018 Paper Art Workshop Grand Opening Celebration for the Hayward Public Library in Hayward, CA 2017 The Gardens at Heather Farm Artist Residency Walnut Creek, CA PRESS Bartlett, Amanda “Here’s why 30 sea lions are popping up around San Francisco this year,”SFGate, January 23, 2020 Carpio, Anthony Clark “La Canada Flintridge, Burbank take home awards at Rose Parade,”Burbank Leader, January 1, 2020 Long, Lisa. Interview by Kathleen Bade. KTLA. Los Angeles: 1 Jan. 2020. Television Long, Lisa. Interview by Gayle Anderson. KTLA. Los Angeles: 12 Dec. 2019. Television. Slice of Life TV, May, 2017,Tri-ValeyTV.org Modenessi, Jennifer “Walnut Creek: Art set to bloom at The Gardens at Heather Farm,”East Bay Times, April 5, 2017 LISA LONG 102 LISA LONG DESIGN 1: Only Rain in the Drain - can be modified for any drain This design uses a dry brush technique to make lines evocative of waves, reminding viewers about the waterways that are affected by our drain system. The limited color palette uses complimentary colors for a bold, striking design. LISA LONG 103 LISA LONG DESIGN 2: Keep Our Water Clean - can be modified for any drain This design focuses on waves of the ocean and uses a bold lettering style to educate viewers about the waterways that are affected by our drain system. LISA LONG 104 LISA LONG DESIGN 3: Protect Our Waterways - can be modified for any drain This design highlights a sea lion, one of the many marine animals that are affected by our actions. LISA LONG 105 LISA LONG DESIGN 4: Save The Turtles - can be modified for any drain This design highlights a mother and baby sea turtle, one of the many marine animals in the Pacific Ocean. It is a gentle reminder to viewers that their actions matter. LISA LONG 106 LISA LONG DESIGN 5: Water Drains to Bay - can be modified for any drain This design uses a graphic representation of a fish and water to remind viewers that the water going down the storm drain impacts other animals. LISA LONG 107 Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOSAL COVERSHEET: Dublin 2023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Proposals will not be accepted after Wednesday, November 15, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. Addres City: Dublin State: _C_A ____ Zip: 94568 Main Phone: ___ Other Phone:. ___________ _ E-mail Addr Website: be.net/maygiang--- Please indicate experience level: 0 Professional Artist(s) □ Student Artist(s) Please indicate any specific location(s) you have proposed a design for, or check 'No Preference' if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) to fit any assigned location: Location: Dublin High School Artwork Title: Gael's Shield Signature of Artist: Signature of Co-Artist, if applicable: □No Preference Date: 11.10.23------ Date: 11.10.23---- Supervising Art Professional Name, if applicable: ________________ _ Address:--------------------------------- City: ________________ State: _____ Zip: ________ _ Main Phone: _______________ O ther Phone: ___________ _ E-mail Address: _____________ Website: _____________ _ Signature of Supervising Art Professional: _____________ Date: _____ _ Page 6 of 6 108 MAY YIN GIANG Dublin, CA 94568 be.net/maygiang instagram.com/ katolidesigns/ IMAGES OF PAST WORK City of Dublin - Utility Box “Van Gogh in Dublin” on Stagecoach Rd and Amador Valley Blvd — 2023 EDUCATION Dublin High School - Class of 2024 Ichen Art Academy - Learned Charcoal, Oil Painting, and Still Life, 2019-2021 IMAGES OF PAST WORK City of Dublin - Utility Box “Van Gogh in Dublin” on Stagecoach Rd and Amador Valley Blvd — 2023 City of Dublin - Little Library Book Box — 2023 Dublin Art Collective - The Scary Art Show — 2021 Commission - Digital Work of Wine Signage — 2021 Bunso Breads Bakery & Cafe - Digital Art of Menus and Signage — 2020 City of Dublin - Acrylic Art of Public Art Adirondack Chair — 2019 Golden Gate Atelier - Oil Painting of Master Copy of Carl Thomsen’s Daffodils — 2018 EDUCATION University Of Southern California - BA, Cinema-TV Production, 1995 Golden Gate Atelier - Learned Oil Painting. Art Teacher: Sean Forester, 2018 Chandler-Gilbert Community College - Learned Charcoal, Oil Painting, Still Life, and Figure & Anatomy. Art Teacher: JD Parrish, 2011-2013 RESUME Art Director - Scott Adams, Inc., May 2016 – Present Freelance Digital Media Artist, Graphic Designer, Graphic Artist, Photographer, WordPress Developer, and Film Editor - Self-Employed, 1996 – Present Web Specialist - Town of Gilbert, 2005 – 2012 Assistant Editor and Web Designer - Varitel Modern Videofilm San Francisco, 2000 – 2003 Assistant Editor and Web Designer - Red Car Editorial Hollywood, 1996 – 1999 Negative Cutter - yU+co, 1998 KATHERINE GIANG 109 Title: Gael’s Shield Loca2on: Dublin High School Storm Drain Ar2st Statement: The inspira2on comes from the Dublin High School’s mascot, Gael, a legendary warrior from Ireland. The name’s meaning is associated with bravery, courage, and strength. The shield is providing protec2on to the storm drain. The art portrays how we are protec2ng nature such as birds, fish, Nessie (Irish version of Loch Ness) and Merrows (female mermaids). Gale’s Shield has 4 Cel2c symbols on each corner of the shield’s border. • Shamrock symbolizes balance, harmony and strength. • Tree of Life symbolizes rebirth, longevity and wisdom. • Trinity Knot symbolizes eternal love and family unity. • Dara Knot of an ancient oak tree symbolizes earth, nature, endurance and inner strength. 110 111 Page 6 of 6 Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOSAL COVERSHEET: Dublin 2023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Proposals will not be accepted after Wednesday, November 15, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. Artist Name: Address: City: __________________________________ State: ___________ Zip: Main Phone:Other Phone: E-mail Address:__Website: Please indicate experience level: Professional Artist(s)Student Artist(s) Please indicate any specific location(s) you have proposed a design for, or check ‘No Preference’ if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) to fit any assigned location: Location: No Preference Artwork Title: Signature of Artist: _________________Date: ________________ Co-Artist Name, if applicable: Signature of Co-Artist, if applicable: _____________________________Date: Supervising Art Professional Name, if applicable: Address: City: __________________________________ State: ___________ Zip: Main Phone: ____________________Other Phone: __________________________ E-mail Address: ____________________________Website: Signature of Supervising Art Professional: __Date: _____________ Maria Kryuchkova Castro Valley CA 94546 1-Sunset Ship, 2-Surfer Shark, 3-Underwater Fun 11/14/2023 Ekaterina Bazlakova Castro Valley CA 94546 www.artbazlakova.com 11/14/2023 www.instagram.com/mashas_creatives 112 BIOGRAPHY Maria is an 8th grader at Creekside middle School in Castro Valley. She’s been drawing since childhood, as her grandparents are both artists! When Maria was 9 years old, she created an instagram account where she posts her creative projects. This year, Maria participated in a call for artists fo the city of Danville, and designed an Alice in wonderland themed illustration for a bench. ARTIST’S STATEMENT As an artist, I'm passionate about bringing imagination to life through vibrant colors and playful characters. My series of illustrations for storm drain murals aim to celebrate the beauty of clean water and the wonders of marine life. DESIGN Through cartoon-style depictions of sea creatures, sunsets, and ships, I hope to inspire everyone to appreciate our oceans and the importance of preserving them. Each artwork represents a world where these creatures thrive in a clean, harmonious environment, inviting viewers to join in the joy of a healthier planet. 113 114 115 116 Page 1 of 4 Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOSAL COVERSHEET: Dublin 2023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Proposals will not be accepted after Wednesday, November 15, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. Artist Name: Megan Olson Address: City: Hayward State: Ca Zip: 94541 Main Phone: Other Phone: E-mail Address Website: @megolsonart instagram Please indicate experience level: Professional Artist(s)Student Artist(s) Please indicate any specific location(s) you have proposed a design for, or check ‘No Preference’ if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) to fit any assigned location: Location: any No Preference Artwork Title: Be careful of what goes down the drain Signature of Artist: Megan Olson Date: 11/2/2023 Co-Artist Name, if applicable: Signature of Co-Artist, if applicable: Date: Supervising Art Professional Name, if applicable: Address: City: State: Zip: Main Phone: Other Phone: E-mail Address:Website: Signature of Supervising Art Professional: Date: 117 Page 2 of 4 Biography Megan Olson is a native Californian artist, currently living in Hayward. She works primarily in oils, although she has experience with public murals and a variety of printmaking techniques as well. Ms. Olson holds a BFA from San Jose State University, where she studied painting, a teaching credential, also from San Jose State, and a MA from CSU Bakersfield in education. She currently teaches art at American High School in Fremont, and has over twenty years experience as an art teacher. Ms Olson’s paintings are currently on display in the Dublin Art Collective’s group show, “Trees and Leaves”. Past shows include the Livermore Art Association spring show and plein-air painting exhibitions, Hayward City Hall, and San Jose Contemporary Art gallery. Her work is in a few private collections as well, and she contributed a painted electrical box titled “Morning Conversation” to the Fremont Boxart program. Ms Olson works in her peacock blue backyard studio, which can be seen when turning onto Foothill Road. Her work is primarily a celebration of joy through color, and her favorite subjects are typically leaves, plants, and the hills near her home, which she finds unendingly beautiful and fascinating. 118 Page 3 of 4 Artist Statement I chose marbles for this project as they are so boldly colored I believe they will catch the eye of passing viewers. They are also playful objects, and may easily roll down drains. Tucked behind a yellow marble, nearly falling down, I painted one marble like the Earth, in an effort to show what is thrown away when things go down the drain that are harmful to the watershed. I plan on using a variety of bright colors for this project, and could make it three by three feet or larger if that was desired; the design is malleable based on the space provided. It will be painted to look fairly realistic, with the marbles looking like spheres, however some brushstrokes would be visible as well, especially in the ribbon of water in order to show movement and carry the eye throughout the piece. 119 Page 4 of 4 120 Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOSAL COVERSHEET: Dublin 2023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Proposals will not be accepted after Wednesday, November I 5, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. Artist Name: Melis sa Cafiero Address: ___________________________ _ City: ____ P_le_a _sa_n_t_on ________ State: _C_A ____ Zip: 94566Main Phone:. _______________ Other Phone: ___________ _ E-mail Address: Website: _____________ _ Please indicate experience level:Kl Professional Artist(s) □ Student Artist(s) Please indicate any specific location(s) you have proposed a design for, or check 'No Preference' if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) to fit any assigned location: Location: __ A_n_y _______________________ � No Preference Artwork Title: Save WildlifeSignature of Artist:Date: 11.14.2023------------- Co-Artist Name, if applicable:. _______________________ _ Signature of Co-Artist, if applicable: ______________ Date:. _______ _ Supervising Art Professional Name, if applicable:. ________________ _ Address:--------------------------------- City: ________________ State: _____ Zip:. ________ _ Main Phone: _______________ Other Phone: ___________ _ E-mail Address: _____________ W ebsite: _____________ _ Signature of Supervising Art Professional: _____________ Date: ______ Page 6 of 6 121 Melissa Cafiero, Art Works for You. A full service graphic art and marketing studio. Logo and brochure design, print ads, direct mail, trade show posters, corporate branding, signs and commissioned art. My inspiration for my artwork is my passion for wildlife and nature. Clean water is essential. This is a rough sketch of my vision for beautiful landscape in California. 6x10’ 122 Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOSAL COVERSHEET: Dublin 2023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Proposals will not be accepted after Wednesday, November I 5, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. Artist Name: Meli ssa Cafiero Address: ___________________________ _ City: ____ P_le_a _sa_n_t_on ________ State: _C_A ____ Zip: 94566Main Phone:. _______________ Other Phone: ___________ _ E-mail Address Website: _____________ _ Please indicate experience level:Kl Professional Artist(s) □ Student Artist(s) Please indicate any specific location(s) you have proposed a design for, or check 'No Preference' if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) to fit any assigned location: Location: __ A_n_y _______________________ � No Preference Artwork Title: Keep California Blooming:-------------------------- Signature of Artist:Date: 11.14.2023,...__ ___________ _ Co-Artist Name, if applicable:. _______________________ _ Signature of Co-Artist, if applicable: ______________ Date:. _______ _ Supervising Art Professional Name, if applicable:. ________________ _ Address:--------------------------------- City: ________________ State: _____ Zip:. ________ _ Main Phone: _______________ Other Phone: ___________ _ E-mail Address: _____________ W ebsite: _____________ _ Signature of Supervising Art Professional: _____________ Date: ______ Page 6 of 6 123 Melissa Cafiero, Art Works for You. A full service graphic art and marketing studio. Logo and brochure design, print ads, direct mail, trade show posters, corporate branding, signs and commissioned art. My inspiration for my artwork is the beauty of the hillsides covered with poppies. It is so unique to California. 6x10’ 124 PROPOSAL COVERSHEET: Dublin 2023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Proposals will not be accepted after Wednesday, November 15, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. Artist Name: Nikolette Metcalf Address: City: Livermore State: CA Zip: 94551 Main Phone:Other Phone: E-mail Address: Website:https://nikolettemetcalf.wixsite.com/nikolette-metcalf Please indicate experience level: Professional Artist Please indicate any specific location(s) you have proposed a design for, or check ‘No Preference’ if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) to fit any assigned location: Location: No Preference Artwork Title: No Title Signature of Artist:Date: 11/08/23 Co-Artist Name, if applicable: Signature of Co-Artist, if applicable: _____________________________Date: Supervising Art Professional Name, if applicable: Address: City: __________________________________ State: ___________ Zip: Main Phone: _______________________________Other Phone: __________________________ E-mail Address: ____________________________Website: Signature of Supervising Art Professional: ____________________________Date: _____________ 125 About the Artist I am a local artist who has grown up and is based in the Bay Area working with both traditional and digital mediums to create art that is inspired by my own curiosity and imagination. I have worked on numerous personal projects as well as commission work and as I have just recently graduated within the last year I am always looking to expand and translate my skills onto different types of canvases and mediums. My current portfolio can be found on my website that I have provided as well. Previous Experience and Skills Commission Work 2021-Present ● Worked one on one with client to create logo for their online shop ● Submitted and reviewed multiple rough drafts and ideas with client ● Communicated with client at every step and changes applied to logo to ensure client was happy and project was on track Skills ●Oil and Acrylic paint - How to properly dispose of material waste safely ●Watercolor and Gouache ●Adobe Illustrator ●Adobe Photoshop ●Clip Studio Paint 126 Artist Statement For this proposal I will be including three separate art pieces all inspired by my own experiences and aspects of the local Bay Area. As someone who has grown up in the Bay Area, I’m aware of the importance of keeping our storm drains and other areas where our water gets drained out to the bay clean and free of trash and other remnants that can be harmful to the ecosystem. For two of the pieces I decided to include some of the local marine wildlife to draw attention to who and what are being affected by the water quality. Both pieces include phrases that address the audience directly about where and who are being affected. The third piece is made to represent clean and clear water and is supported with the phrase “ Keep Our Water Clean”. Illustrations Location: Any Illustrated by Nikolette Metcalf 127 Location: Any Illustrated by Nikolette Metcalf Location: Any Illustrated by Nikolette Metcalf 128 Storm Drain Art Proposal eROPOSAL COVERSHEET: Dublin 2023 Te,mporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Proposals will not be accepted after Wednesday, November I 5, 2023, at '4:00 p.m. Address: City: . P l.e. C\...S C<. I'\ bn Main Phone: Please indicate experience level: State: C Pr er Phone: ·--------------- ite: r hC,?nd""-c�Q.J e des ,"ey n • con, p(JProfessional Artist(s) □Student Artist(s) Please indicate any specific location (s ) you have proposed a de sign for, or check 'No Preference' if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) to fit any assigned location: Location:. _________ �---------------......_......-� IJNo Preference Co-Artist Name. if appli cable:. ______ �-----�---------------- Signature of Co-Artist, if applicable: -----------------------Date:. ______ _ Su pervising Art Professional Name, if appl icable:. _____ ��--,--�--��- Address: _____________ ---------�-----��-------�-�� City. _ ______,--------------�--State: _____ Zip: .. _--------------- Main Phone: -------�--�-�Other Phone:----�-----�-- E-mail Address:Website: _____ ....,__ ____ �_ ---.--------��--�!!'!""- Signature of Suparvising Art Professional: ----------�--------�--Date: _______ ___ Page &of 6 129 PROPOSAL: Dublin 2023, Storm Drain Art Painting Project Rhonda Chase Please indicate experience level: Professional Artist Address: City: Pleasanton State: CA Zip: 94566 Phone: E-mail Address: Website: https://www.rhondachasedesign.com No location preference. Signature of Artist: Rhonda Chase Date: 11/11/23 130 Statement: Dublin 2023 - Storm Drain Art Rhonda Chase I’m an avid lover of the environmental resources we enjoy in the Bay Area, as well as a lifelong activist and advocate for the environment. I’ve been a decades-long member of the Nature Conservancy, the Sierra Club, and the Union of Concerned Scientists, among other groups. As such, one of my main goals in my artistic journey is to use my art and design expertise to bring environmental awareness to communities in a gentle and optimistic way. The storm drain art is the kind of project I love to work on. I have extensive experience as a graphic designer, fine artist and illustrator. I’ve had dozens of corporate and municipal clients and have done hundreds of design and illustration projects. Over the last few years I’ve been pursuing more gallery showings and public art work. I’ve successfully completed projects for Cities of Dublin, Pleasanton, San Ramon, Danville, and Livermore. And have been selected for a multi-element public art project by the Alameda County Arts Commision. I’ve completed these projects for the city of Dublin over the last few years: Utility Box Art - Fallon Road Utility Box Art - Central Parkway Reclaimed Wood art Sculpture - City Hall Reclaimed Wood art Sculpture - Senior Center Little Library Art - Storybook Design 131 1 a) Sea Otter with Kelp Can be created any size. 1 b) Sea Otter with Kelp (with words) 132 2a) Sleepy Sea Otter Can be created any size. 2b) Sleepy Sea Otter (with words) 133 3a) Swirling Water Can be created any size. 3b) Swirling Water (with words) 134 4a) Sun Over the Hills Can be created any size. 4b) Sun Over the Hills (alt color) 135 5a) Rainwater Can be created any size. 5b, 5c) Rainwater (alt) 136 Rhonda Chase Resume Excerpt PUBLIC ART City of Dublin, City of Pleasanton, City of San Ramon, City of Livermore, City of Danville GRAPHIC DESIGN & FINE ART 2009-Present Rhonda Chase Design, Pleasanton - Mixed Media Artist, Jewelry Designer, Digital Artist • Exhibit paintings, digital art, handmade jewelry, resin, and ceramics in galleries, art shows, and online • Develop concepts, designs, and artwork for 2-D and 3-D, large-scale and small-scale commissions • Create award-winning, unique and compelling works by combining graphic design and fine art Awards include Wire Sculpture, Grand Prize, and Alameda County Fair, Best in Show • Provide pro bono graphic design for local art organizations and other non-profit organizations • Maintain online multimedia storefronts, including Amazon Handmade, Etsy, Redbubble, and Fine Art America • Teach art classes and workshops for adults and children in painting, jewelry making, and how to teach art • Photograph and write award-winning art tutorials on a wide variety of media • Write posts, tutorials, and articles for art sites and companies including Jewelry Tools and IntoResin 1998-Present Rhonda Chase Design, Pleasanton - Freelance Graphic Designer, Illustrator, Project Manager • Produced graphic design and printed materials for corporate clients such as Intel, Adobe, and Wells Fargo • Managed creative process of all design and collateral, including brochures, catalogs, annual reports, corporate identity packages, digital illustration, POP, logos, and posters • Developed identity rollout for Old Republic Home Mortgage and educational materials for Resources for Youth • Provided reduced rate design for non-profit organizations such as Resolve, and the Go Green Initiative SOCIAL MEDIA Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rhondachasedesign/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/artchick500/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RChaseDesign Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rhondachasedesign1 Instructables: http://www.instructables.com/member/Rhonda+Chase+Design/ 137 Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOSAL COVERSHEET: Dublin 2023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Proposals will not be accepted after Wednesday, November 15, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. Artist Name: Rob Corder Address: City: Danville State: _____ Zip: 94526 Main Phone: _________ Other Phone:. ___________ _ E-mail Address Website: @rocor335 (lnstagram) / robcorder.com-- Please indicate experience level: � Professional Artist(s) D Student Artist(s) Please indicate any specific location(s) you have proposed a design for, or check 'No Preference' if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) to fit any assigned location: L t. Emerald Glen Park/Civic Center/Dublin High oca ,on: ________________________ _ D No Preference Art k T'tl 1)Koi Fish, 2) Toy Boats, 3)Turtlewor I e: ___ ...,,,_....,...__,.,_...,... ______________________ _ Signature of Artist: -------------Date: 11-04-2003 Co-Artist Name, if appl icable: _______________________ _ Signature of Co-Artist, if applicable: ______________ Date: _______ _ Supervising Art Professional Name, if applicable: ________________ _ Address:--------------------------------- City: ________________ State: _____ Zip: ________ _ Main Phone: _______________ Other Phone: ___________ _ E-mail Address: _____________ Website : _____________ _ Signature of Supervising Art Professional: _____________ Date: _____ _ Page 6 of 6 138 139 Storm Drain Art Proposal � Artfu NM\e' .Boal& Llu Sta<e;� Lp· __ _,.94 .. 568='-- � !!'!<butt .sp«:,flt lor..tiof'lrs) yo; tu ..... P'OfO'� • d,u.-i far, o< ch� No fltolorcrw:,· If vou wovkj be Wlll"l co Mf111t � dn:«n(IJ t0 fi't tony PtJn•d l.oc:ICI • �1' P�ht"fllO' Art-.-iont Thie: U'nd.erwater Bopecotch llg<a.,._oll\nlrt �D><< U/14/2023 ScJ,awroclCo,,Attisc�"'9kablo' _________ �o,,.._ ____ _ ballllY-ll.llllB�= ___ .,,.,.,, ll/14/� Pllf 6of6 140 141 "Underwater Hopscotch" takes inspiration from the traditional childhood game of hopscotch. It doesn't only provide a visual display but also provides a fun and interactive aspect to the sidewalk for all ages, eincouraging passersby to play the game themselves. It is geared towards a young,er audience but also appeals to the nostalgia of older generations. This artwork brings pedestrians along a whimsical journey by adding an underwater background to the squares and encourages awareness of water quality by adding the mottc, "only rain down the drain" at the end of the hopscotch game. 142 Ms. Sarah got her PhD m Art Educanon from the Ohio State University (tne Art Education program in osu ranked 111 m USA). J !er research focuses on ori noal art education pedagogy and creative thinkmg. As a member of the Natio,1al /\rt Education Associauon, she presents frequently on the NAEA conferences. Ms. Sarah comes from a family oi visual artists. Inspired and infltJenced by her fa,her. Ms. Sar-ab began her traming 1n pamtmg and drawing when she was four years old Her artwork won vanons awards iT\ the national and mtemanonal art compeuuons Then she studted ar11s11c design in Shanghai Jiao Tong University for undergraduate and Mas1er's deg1ee. Ms. Sarah has over 10 years teachmg expenences. She started teaching studio an 10 students of all ages when she was 19 years old at her father's an school. She was awarded tJ1e 'Best AJ t Teache1' .11 China by the An Education Comrmttee, the Ministry of Education. Then she continued to pursue her PhD degree in A rt Education because she loves teachmg art. Dunng her PhD study, she taugh I college level contemporary art and digital art cours es for four years Ms. Sarah founded Happy Valley Art School in 2014 and she also teaches digital art in Ohlone College Children have an mherent ab1ltty ror creatmg art Ms. Sarah looks at 1he children's concerns, therr mtercsts, their creative play and unaginative collections, to make an lessons student •centered. Ms. Sarah believes that ll ls impo1 tant to create an env11onmeni tl1a1, on the one hand, JS stimulating and challenging enough to confront the studenl with new possib1l1ties and concepts, and on the other hand, provides a secure enough place for the sturlent to express their ideas m their work. By creating a unique educational experience for students. she encou:ages students to work wtth an ma,erials, with images, wtlh their hands in such a way rhat the inner self is ieflectec.l. In add1ttou, she p1ovic.les her stuc.lenls Wtlh the neces�ary tecbmcal skills and knowledge of malenals. Students should gain an understanding of the fuU range of posstbihtJes oftered by 1he media covered by the class. :ogether with a skill set of techniques for achieving ·heir aesthetic goals. This aspect of her teachmg addresses tbe concept of "craftsmanship'. As an art teacher tra.mcd m both Chm a and USA, Ms. Sarah 1esearches on Lhe advantages and c.l,sadvanlages of both cow1uies' leachmg methoas and seeKs to dev,;,lop a balanced teaching style oe!ween creativi;y and art•makmg skills. + 143 Rosie Liu EXPERIENCE/EXTRACURRICULARS Lapis Lazuli Art Club -Cofounder & Officer 2020 PRESENT •Organized a large mural paiming(10 x 13 feet) ar a local temple, completed over one weekend •Helped paint an outdoor mural at a local farm •Taught art classes at local after-schools to preschoolers and elementary students •Helped host the High Life Art Exhibit, an art exhibit for teens, with over 100 submissions Rosies Wishing Stars 2020 PRESENT •Started a small business over quarantine selling origami and other handmade crafts on line Has over 900 sales and 220 reviews •Started a Tikcok account to promote the business Has over 285,000 followers and 3 million likes Xiaopei Chinese Dance 2012 -PRESENT •Practiced traditional Chinese dance Performed ac local venues like the Alaska Airlines San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade, Splatter 2022, Dublin Tree Lighting 2022,and Asian Heritage Month Celebration Cards for Kindness Officer 2023 ~ PRESENT •Reached out to local orgauizations, nonprofits, and initiatives to prepare card drives Website •Started and wrote a blog about relating co television shows and movies Has over 95,000 total views and was viewed by residents from over 148 countries AWARDS ABRSM Level 8 Certificate 1st Place Elite Folklore Category at Starbound Dance Competition 4th Place USOMC Advanced Category 3rd Place USOMC Senior Category Scholastic Honorable MentionT LANGUAGES English, Mandarin 144 Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOSAL COVERSHEET Dublin 2023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Proposals will not be accepted after Wednesday, November 15, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. Address: City: D <J 'D \ ( I(\ Main Phone: State: _..,,C"'"A_,__ __ Zip: "14 s e, g ____ Other Phone: "o <.r -ito 2. - \ � ,, E-mail Address:Website: Vl �1"1)S·-f/snvid'1<oei Sloe .w ilss\tC. ,CJa(Y) / SdlJicl� o.<-\,.-<..\"lc.-s Please indicate experience level: • Professional Artist(s) o Student Artist(s) Please indicate any spe cific location(s) you have proposed a design for, or check 'No Preference' if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) to fit any assigned location: Location: ______________________ _ • No Preference Artwork Title: .} \J � � K -c..e.P , , o. c:� n � Signature of Artist: ___________ Date: \l/t�f .,o-:;....o Co-Artist Name, if applicable: Signature of Co-Artist, if applicable: ____________ Date: Supervising Art Professional Name, if applicable: Address: City: _______________ State: _____ Zip: Main Phone: _____________ Other Phone: E-mail Address: ____________ Website: Signature of Supervising Art Professi onal: ___________ Date: 145 SKILLS •Paint: Acrylic, gouache, watercolor •Drawing: Graphite, charcoal, pen and ink •Printmaking: Linoleum cut prints •Others: Collage, Embroidery, mixed media, caligraphy, papercutting •Autodesk Fusion 360 Licensed User EXPERIENCE {2020-Currenl)-DHS Gallery Shows • Selected for arl shows on campus every year •Have been fealu red on school newspaper for work AW ARDS (2020)-2nd Place Impressions Art Contest (2020)-2nd place Transportation art contest (2022) -AP 2-D Art and Design (Score: 5) EDUCATION Dublin High School I 2020-Current I Dublin CA Cumulative GPA: 4.33 RELEVANT ART CLASSES: AP Drawing, Computer Integrated Manufacfuring, AP 2-D Ari and Design, lnlroduclion lo Engineering Design, Drawing 1 DUBLIN ENGINEERING AND DESIGN ACADEMY MEMBER Academy of Art I 2021-2022 I San Francisco, CA PRECOLLEGE CLASSES: Introduction to Animation, Character Design, Figure Drawing •Passed all classes taken Rhode Island School of Art and Desig n I 2022-2023 I Providence RI ADVANCED PROGRAM ONLINE: Experiential Drawing, Fundamentals of Design, Animation Beyond Entertainment •Passed all classes with an A and received Certificate California Institute of the Arts I 2022 I Providence CA PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT FOR ARTISTS AND ANIMATORS: EXTRACURRICULARS (2023) Applied for the DHS Board Room Mural and Vaping Poster Contest (2020-Current) Successfully run a public lnstagram or! account dedicated to spreading my story with 100+ fo llow ,ers (2020-Current) Art Business Entrepreneur •2020- 2021-Etsy Shop-sold Mix Tiles of graphite and mandala work •2021- Current- Jewelry store •2022-Current- Redbubble Store-created designs digitally for application on a variety of produds (2020-Current)-Club s: President of Herifage Club, Art Cl ub-2021- 2022 (Officer), Dublin SHIELD (2020-2022), Social Media Manager TEDx (2021-2022), Dublin Engineering and Des ign Club (2022-Current) (2021-2022) Graphic Designer for NeuroElevation 146 147 6 in x 4 in in Procreate (1320px x 792px) The goal of the Dublin Public Arts Program is to bring community together and promote diversity. I believe everyone in the community can relate to the lovable characters in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory across all walks of life. While it can remind adults of their childhood, it attracts children to characters they have seen on screen. That point of connection draws more attention to the work and that's why I added the text to include something about keeping the water clean. Bringing these lovable characters to life on these storm drains is sure to bring attention and promote the importance of keeping water clean. As a huge Disney fan myself, I know that seeing this on the sidewalk would bring back memories of childhood, make me pause, maybe chuckle or smile, but I would notice it. And that's where change starts, by noticing the small things. 148 'S,tio:rm Drain Art !Proposal �SAL covERSHEEI; ,Dub'lln 10,n T�!'illfM'ill-"':t,Alrt'PnilJt<rt, Stom11 DN.ln M IPJ'QpOmh wil I •n;mt 11:1,e a�pt� ;1�f!r WednMdaj,, Nolw'Cff!be r 15, 2'11n. :a:!!: 4:.001 11il'�ffl• A� crty.-11:}ulM,..l.� M�n Fll!onc..,......__�============�==� E-ITlilll Aildreu: � J � lnorii<;n� -�Cl'!ei'i � ' <'intbe: � €, @ s.w�:\Gi.J..�. o..!\Jlc ,._.,9-� Atti"(i,) Cl s�udent A.i't,if.(s) Pih:;lJ.O lndI�� "llY SJIC(;lik loaiijjofl,{s) rou Jm.-11, p�bd � dc'llp ror. ,of ,Clhtdc 'No P'ricfB",el"!Cic' lly.ow �Id be vrllll"'8: tQ ;uh,p-t ;your d'C'iltf1�m:) 100; fie. !ill'if M116'1-"0d �ool)t r • '1 fll .. A.,;.:, J r, / . (>_ t l!I ,/"I ��n;, , a t •\"w .. ,,,�.i,:1J.J:) J ;::x;kru·{p.�'lfli...,�U..i\l tr:-o N.o F'l'ef'er;i� � ™-� . .· I '· • /_,tp_4 .. �/tuail6 _________ et� 1,/¢i/ 2<:/'J.?) Co,Aritf.st N� [fl�llml!Jle::�--------------------- Sf,zrwllrt1 of Co-Artb,f. If :t,?P'� ----------.......:tulc1--------- •Sv,perwin1; An: 1Pr01'MIJ,o-Ml Name, lf Apf>ilfca:bl«: _____________ _ Ad<tttiv. ____________ �-------------- Or.y. _____________ Sti.'tt': ____ Z!p·._. ...... __ --,-__ ...___ l"l';ain � ------------0!:]h�Pl-.one: --;--------- 149 Swa� Rastogi is an ar�st of Indian origin who now lives in Dublin, in the San Francisco Bay Area. She has lived an ar�ul life on the East Coast (Jersey City) prior to moving to the Bay. Born and brought up in India, moved to the United States in 2012. From the �me she remembers, art has always been more than a passion for her, in fact almost a way of life, driving her to a formal educa�on that included her Bachelors of Fine Arts and Masters in History of Arts from India. Her art is a combina�on of Fine Arts and Cra�s and she has developed a style which involves her culture, tradi�ons, aesthe�cs, emo�ons and intellect. Swa� works on several mediums like murals, chalk, wood, canvas, glass etc. She is also a proficient henna ar�st who proudly reflects her inspira�ons from the motherland and has taken her mehndi designs to every medium, from hands to canvas to walls to streets. Her works are noted for elegance and aten�on to detail and her soul is highly influenced by indigenous arts of India - mo�fs from these reflect consistently in her works. Besides making art for the walls, she paints a lot of art that is func�onal. She loves paterns. She loves colors. She observes them in everyday things from her food crea�ons to her clothing to her art making. Having spent �me with tribal ar�sts of central India and many other states, she has a deep connec�on with the indigenous arts of India as well as America. She has developed her own style and paints a lot of Mandalas, art influenced by the indigenous tribes, abstract faces, a few symbols she frequently paints and o�en plays around with textures and mostly works in mixed mediums. Swa�’s contribu�ons to the art scene in Jersey City were recognized by one and all and can be evidenced by the fact that she was awarded a cita�on by the mayor himself. Some of her major works include pain�ng a couple of murals at arguably one of the most prominent Indian restaurant chains in New Jersey, pain�ng the streets of downtown Jersey City for one of the biggest LGBTQ Pride fes�vals for two consecu�ve years, pain�ng a few storm drains in Jersey City, several chalk art drawings on street, a massive rangoli for the NYC Holi fes�val and many art exhibi�ons and events. Her art contribu�ons can also be seen in the Bay Area in a few art shows, city wide public art projects like pain�ng of a life size chair, life size picture frames, an Electric U�lity Box, a wine barrel, storefront window, all within the ci�es of Tri Valley. Look for her colorful and cra�y acts on her Instagram @swa�rastogi.arts 150 It will be an honor, a pleasure, to be a chosen ar�st to paint the storm drains of my city, Dublin, a project I always dreamt will someday happen. I have a good experience of pain�ng on the streets and I am thrilled to see this project now happening in my city. Having done a couple public art projects in the Tri Valley, pain�ng a few storm drains would be an addi�onal wonderful project and I will be glad to extend my crea�vity and experience in Dublin in many more ways. My previously painted storm drains were in ‘aqua�c’ theme as it was announced by the city and every corner home by the storm drain, chose a par�cular subject, for eg. Fish, salamander, mermaid etc. The works I am sharing are from 2018 and my works have progressed ever since. For Dublin, I propose to paint some fishes, some flowers, mermaids, hearts, beau�ful mandala designs (ref. u�lity box). Such subjects will be easily reciprocated by the residents. We have so many children, so many parks, having some of those painted around the drains will be a wonderful act of art. I am truly very excited to being one of the many chosen ar�sts for this project, mostly because I live in Dublin, I have done many more projects and art shows and I come with an experience of pain�ng in public arts. I am confident, if selected, I would do my best to take this project and paint some lovely atrac�ve storm drains. Fishes are a symbol of human awareness and happiness. They have freedom of movement in water. It also represents fer�lity and abundance. The residents will connect to such a subject deeply and kids love water and fish. Flowers are a mood li�er. They grow with joy wherever possible. Symbolizes friendship and unity while they also stand for death and forgiveness. Flowers have a deep associa�on with our lives. Having some flowers painted around the drain will create a curiosity and the residents with pause and admire. Hearts are always welcoming for many themes. It indicates wide range of emo�ons. Lots of hearts in different colors around the drain will create cheer, a feeling compassion and understanding, Dublin’s beau�ful LGBTQ residents and Dublin’s support for love one love all. All residents promptly connect to a symbol that is heart as it awakens love in so many ways. Mandala designs (somewhat like my u�lity box), they will be ornamental designs around the drains in different paterns and colors. Mandalas are a symbol of universe, a connec�on between our inner worlds and outer reality, designs that start from a circle and going around it. Residents will connect to neutral designs that has lots of paterns and colors and some may also connect the ar�st style to other works. Can be geometric, can be organic. It’s a chemistry of complex paterns. My art contribu�ons in Jersey City ranged from canvas to walls to streets and everything in between. I am trying to do the same in the Tri Valley. Whichever themes are selected, I will do my best to paint the street murals in one of the most an�cipated art projects. 151 152 #�ERSEYCITY 153 154 155 156 157 •; "+; '\'.) 3 ' � 2�r t� ')__,;;:;;;::__ ··� . �*' ' ' a � -,•,4.!\ J .. 158 Page 6 of 6 Storm Drain Art Proposal PROPOSAL COVERSHEET: Dublin 2023 Temporary Art Project, Storm Drain Art Proposals will not be accepted after Wednesday, November 15, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. Artist Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Main Phone: Other Phone: E-mail Address:Website: Please indicate experience level: Professional Artist(s)  Student Artist(s) Please indicate any specific location(s) you have proposed a design for, or check ‘No Preference’ if you would be willing to adapt your design(s) to fit any assigned location: Location: No Preference Artwork Title: Signature of Artist: Date: Co-Artist Name, if applicable: Signature of Co-Artist, if applicable: Date: Supervising Art Professional Name, if applicable: Address: City: State: Zip: Main Phone: Other Phone: E-mail Address:Website: Signature of Supervising Art Professional: Date: Tiler Shipman Dublin CA 94568 11-15-2023 Ashley Lucas 11-15-2023 ✔ 159 Tiler Shipman Professional Artist Storm Drain Art Proposal Cover Sheet November 15 th OVERVIEW I’ve been an artist for 11 years now specializing in realistic cartooning, painting custom artwork for home decor, graphic design & illustration for a variety of small businesses and schools. I also create stencils for tattoos. I have a passion for painting and design & I do not limit myself when it comes to creating. This project will give me an opportunity to grow, bring awareness to sea life and the effects of littering in art pieces that anyone can relate to. Inspiration 1. Jellyfish & Straws: I came up with this concept when brainstorming how to incorporate sea life and waste and it meshed beautifully. 2. Starbs go in the Garbs: walking to Lucky’s my husband and I often see empty Starbucks cups on the sidewalk and in the street that we clean up during our community clean up for Dublin. This was a catchy reminder to those who litter. 3. Octopus with empty Bottle: Octopus often catch prey like this and can squeeze their way into bigger plastics which can be a danger to them and bigger sea life that catch octopus. SPECIFICATIONS These three proposals are sketches I drew myself and look forward to blowing up to add beautiful color and dimension to each piece individually if chosen. MILESTONES Dublin Community Clean Up Me, my husband and our kids care about our community, sea life and our environment. Taking a step to become a part of something bigger than ourselves has given us a feeling of satisfaction 160 and pride. I hope you appreciate the thought and intention that went into each piece. Thank you for your consideration. Location Any Signature of Artist: Tiler Shipman Date: 11.15.23 161 162 163 . . :. , t I ' , •, , t I • • I • • . ,, . . , ' • I � ' •. (.. : . • -.. .. . . ',.,. -I I • I • 4 . � .. 164 Storm Drain Art Selection December 14, 2023 165 Dublin’s Public Art/Artist Selection Criteria •High quality •Appropriate for all ages •Original design of the applicant •Artwork should follow the City’s Values, which include safety, inclusivity, diversity, equality, and history. •Display art that matches the theme which is to raise awareness and improve water quality •Fits in the design space •Approximately 6-10 sq ft 166 Storm Drain Art •Up to 20 storm drains across Dublin will be selected •City Streets – Residential/City Park/Hi-Ped Areas •Goal: 10-20 storm drain inlets •Approximately 6-10 sq ft •Artists will be selected to paint the sidewalk directly above the storm drain •Current locations: Kolb Park (1) Frederiksen Elem (2) Martin Canyon Creek Trail Head (2)Martin Canyon Creek Trail Head (2) Civic Center/Library (3) Alamo Creek Park (2) Dougherty Hills Dog Park (2) Wells Middle School/Stager Gym (2) Emerald Glen Park (2) Dublin High School (1) 167 Dublin’s Public Art/Artist Selection Process •Review 55 art proposals from 21 artists. •Each HCAC Commissioner was provided a scoresheet to score each proposal. •Cumulative scores used to help guide selection. •Collective scores have been calculated. •The top proposals chosen will be considered for a recommendation to City Council at the January 9, 2024, regular meeting. 168 Top 20 Proposals 169 1. Rob Corder – Koi Fish 170 2. Rob Corder – Toy Boat 171 3. Anne Giancola - When it Rains 172 4. Deirdre Weinberg – Do As You Otter 173 5. Elli Maskiell - Leviathan 174 6. Elli Maskiell - Raindrop Fish 175 7. Rhonda Chase - Sea Otter with Kelp 176 8. Deirdre Weinberg - It Goes This Way 177 9. Lisa Long - Water Drains to Bay 178 10. Megan Rohrbach - Be careful of what goes down the drain 179 11. Anne Giancola - Mind the drain, curb the climate strain 180 12. Ekaterina Bazlakova - Wave 181 13. Jen Huber -Rainbow School 182 14. Lisa Long - Save the Turtles 183 15. Rhonda Chase - Sleepy Sea Otter 184 16. Alyssa Wu - Entrance to the Clean Bay 185 17. Ekaterina Bazlakova – Golden Fish 186 18. May Yin Giang - Gael’s Shield 187 19. Chih Chun Eroles - The Future of the Ocean 188 20. Nikolette Metcalf – Drains to the Bay 189 Questions? 190 Jen Huber - Tidepool 191 Nikolette Metcalf – Keep It Clean 192 Rob Corder – Turtle 193 Elli Maskiell – The Sea Fae 194 Elli Maskiell – Within the Sewers 195 Anne Giancola – Drain with Care 196 Melissa Cafiero – Save Wildlife 197