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HomeMy WebLinkAboutContract 39032-A1CITY SECRETARY CONTRACT NO � - FY09 APPRAISAL ADDENDA TO CITY SECRETARY CONTRACT N0.39032 On August 26, 2009, the City of Fort Worth ("City") and Pam Campbell ( Appraiser") entered into City Secretary Contract No. 39032 ("Contract"). The City has designated the Arts Council of Fort Worth and Tarrant County, Inc. as its Contract Manager to manage this agreement on its behalf. SERVICES 1.1 General a. Appraiser covenants and agrees to fully provide, or cause to be provided, with good faith and due diligence, appraisal services ("Services") at the direction of the Contract Manager and in accordance with as needed addenda corresponding to the FWPA annual workplan which shall be executed to this agreement and incorporated herein for all purposes. 1) Marie's Bench, Alice Bateman, Granite Bench installation Fort Worth Botanic Garden, 3220 Botanic Garden Boulevard 2) Vision of the Third Eye, Ed Storm, Bronze triptych /wall relief Fort Worth Botanic Garden, 3220 Botanic Garden Boulevard, Garden Center, Leonhardt Lecture Hall Foyer 3) Buildings For Pleasure Grounds Parks &Playgrounds /Fort Worth, Texas, Wyatt C. Hendrick & Elmer G. Withers Architectural Company Inc. Associated Architects Fort Worth Community Art Center 4) Zipper Mural, Scott Gentling /Suzanne, Gentling, Paint 1111 Monroe Street 5) Untitled Mural, Anthony Dominguez, Paint Northside Branch Library, 601 Park Street 6) Untitled Mural, Kenneth Gale, Ceramic Tile Coliseum, Will Rogers Memorial Complex, 3400 W. Lancaster 7) Untitled Mural, Kenneth Gale, Ceramic Tile Auditorium, Will Rogers Memorial Complex, 3400 W. Lancaster 8) Untitled Mural (6), artist unknown, Ceramic Tile Exhibition Barn Murals 9) Hats, Cam Schoepp, Limestone General Worth Square, 900 Main Street 10) Pollen, Cam Schoepp, Limestone Fort Worth Botanic Garden, 3220 Botanic Garden Boulevard OFFICIAL RECORD CITY SECRETARY " I NORTH, TX 11) Untitled, Chris Powell, Limestone Capps Park, 907 West Berry 121 Untitled, Alice Bateman, Limestone IN WITNESS WHEN®F, the parties hereto have executed four copies of this contract amendment in Fort Worth, Texas, this /0*14) day of �R. , 2009. TST: )r -)A, A P Secretary NV M&C REaQUIRE City By: Fernando Costa Assistant City Manager TO FORM AND LEGAL�'�'�: By: Title: Appraiser ARTIST: TITLE: DATE: MEDIUM: PROVENANCE: DIMENSION: INSCRIPTIONS: PROVENANCE ADDENDA FY 2009 Alice Bateman (born 1944) Marie's BVIM 2008 Sunset Red Texas Granite; polished and thermal finish Gift of Friends & Family of Marie Key Dulaney Pullen, 2008 approximately 11 feet L x 22" H The artist has included an inscription in reverse underneath the surface of the bench Donated by Friends & Family of Marie Key Dulaney Pullen BACKGROUND A functional site -specific installation comprised of two benches and sidewalk created from Sunset Texas Red Granite sited in the Fort Worth Botanic Garden north of the rose garden and south of the Garden's restaurant. Cut from the polished granite the benches are to be shaped in a curvilinear pattern to follow the natural plant line of the site. The thermal -finished granite sidewalk features inlays of polished granite - matching the benches - which replicate the shadow pattern created by sun shining through the leaves during the spring and summer seasons. The artist expressed consideration for the exposed root system of the nearby oak tree 1 . i' , ' ' \� Yam•/ //LL, �r 1 �\ � ! ;• '. _-may � E+. _ __� r� .. f 1 rJ U NNI ff7»����I�Li ARTIST: Wyatt C. Hendrick &Elmer G. Withers Architectural Company Inc. Associated Architects TITLE: Buildings For Pleasure Grounds Parks & Playgrounds /Fort Worth, Texas DATE: ca.1935 DR"ENSIONS:30 '/2" x 100 1/8", 77.5 cm x 254.3 cm (H x W) MATERIALS: Architectural rendering; graphite, gouache, watercolor, metallic flake silver paint, western wove paper, paper core laminate mount board BACKGROUND The architectural rendering depicts the proposed buildings within the Will Rogers complex including the coliseum, memorial tower, auditorium, casino, and automobile exhibition building. The casino and automobile exhibition buildings were never realized.) This artwork has recently been conserved and archivally frame. i Pi I ARTIST: TITLE: DATE: MEDIUM: DIMENSION: LOCATION: BACKGROUND ADDENDA FY 2009 Anthony Dominguez Untitled 1987 Enamel 23.5" H X 29.5"L Northside Branch Library 601 Park Street, Fort Worth, TX This mural uses symbol painting to tell the history of the City of Fort Worth and charmingly mirrors the WPA created ceramic the murals on the Coliseum and Auditorium buildings at the Will Rogers Memorial Center which narrate a similar city history but in a figurative style. Painted on the rear of the library facing southeast and overlooking downtown Fort Worth, the mural makes an impressive appearance when approaching from the south entrance on Central Park Boulevard. ADDENDA FY 2009 ARTIST: Stuart Gentling TITLE: Untitled DATE: 1975 MEDIUM: Enamel DIMENSION: LOCATION: 1111 Monroe Street South Fagade facing Lancaster Avenue BACKGROUND The Zipper Mural was originally designed by Mr. Gentling in 1975 as part of Painted Spaces Inc., a non-profit organization composed of Fort Worth citizens that organized collaborations between The Fort Worth chamber of Commerce, the Fort Worth Art Museum, local artists, architects and businessmen, to bring revitalization to downtown Fort Worth. The south wall of the Williamson- Ackie Manufacturing Company was painted a khaki color with the addition of the zipper partially unzipped to reveal a blue skyscape. The theme referred to the type of clothing produced by the Company; the mural included the company's logo on the zipper pull. The last remaining mural of the Painted Spaces program, the Zipper Mural has become something of a landmark in downtown Fort Worth. Gentling was in contract negotiations to restore the mural, replacing the cloud scene with a new conceptual rendering, at the time of his death. In 2007, Gentling's sister Suzanne Gentling, was commissioned to design a new image for the opening in the landmark Zipper Mural. Part tribute and part reference, the design pays homage to her brother. Art Placement Services completed the restoration. Ms. Gentling was a key team member and advisor. ARTIST: TITLE: DATE: MEDIUM: LOCATION: BACKGROUND ADDENDA FY zuuv attributed to Kenneth Gale Untitled 1937 Ceramic Tile Burnett -Tandy Drive Sis file friezes sited on front facades of independent buildings. Thought to be designed by Kenneth Gale and Byron Shrider and executed by the Mosaic Tile Company in Zanesville, Ohio, these murals are in fair to poor condition.