The Cultural Affairs Department is supported in part by the Pinellas Board of County Commissioners, the School Board of Pinellas County, Florida, Department of State/Division of Cultural Affairs, Florida Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts and the Cultural Council. Cultural Affairs also credits the University of South Florida’s Public Art Program and the City of St. Petersburg’s Public Art Program for their cooperation.

Pinellas County complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act. To obtain accessible formats of this document, please contact the Communications Department: (727) 464-4600/TDD (727) 464-4431.

Produced in Cooperation with the Pinellas County Communications DepartmentPrinted on recycled paper

CULTURAL AFFAIRS PINELLAS COUNTY13805 58th Street North, Suite 2450, Clearwater, Florida 33760-3733

Telephone (727) 453-7860 / Fax (727) 453-7855 www.pinellasarts.org

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PUBLICARTIN PINELLAS COUNTY

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OUR LOCAL CULTURE

WONDER | CREATIVITY | ENGAGEMENT

Douglas Kornfeld FACE THE JURY, 2006

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PINELLAS COUNTY’S PUBLIC ART & DESIGN PROGRAMOne of Pinellas County Cultural Affairs’ most visible programs is the Public Art & Design Program. Its purpose is to enrich the quality of life for Pinellas County residents as well as support tourism and the economic vitality of Pinellas County through the enhancement of public spaces.

The Public Art & Design Program is overseen by the County’s Public Art & Design Committee, a qualifi ed group of arts professionals, architects, government offi cials and citizens who develop policies and goals for the selection and placement of public artworks. The Committee’s goal is to seek opportunities for public art projects in a variety of contexts and scales; to commission signature, iconic projects for places of civic importance; to establish a network of art integrated into our park, trail and transit systems infrastructure; and to provide community-based projects in areas where the County provides local government services.

TO INSPIRE,To refl ect the spirit of our time and the riches of nature,

To capture our imagination,

To emphasize the fl avor and character of our local community,

To create a source of civic pride for current and future generations and visitors,

In essence, to enrich our daily lives.

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NORTH COUNTY

01 | Tim Upham

METAMORPHOSIS, 2004

Brooker Creek Preserve

3940 Keystone Road

Tarpon Springs

02 | Mark Fuller

TRACK TWO, 2004

The Fred Marquis Pinellas Trail

Nine identifying sculptures along the Pinellas Trail from Tarpon Springs to

St. Petersburg.

03 | Erick Johnson

HELIX PORT, 2006

Palm Harbor Main Street Project

Alt. U.S. 19 and Florida Avenue

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04 | Robert Calvo

PARNASSAS I, PARNASSAS II, 2004

Pinellas County Courthouse Lobby

315 Court Street, Clearwater

05 | Anders Knutsson

CHAMPION TREES, four artworks, 2004

Pinellas County Courthouse Lobby

315 Court Street, Clearwater

MID COUNTY

06 | Steve Jensen

PINELLAS TOWER, 2004

Pinellas County Communications Department

333 Chestnut Street, Clearwater

07 | Frank Strunk II

UNTITLED, three artworks, 2004

Medical Examiner's Offi ce/Forensic Science Center

10900 Ulmerton Road, Largo

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08 | Thomas W. Sayre

JURY GARDEN, 2005

Criminal Justice Center

14250 49th Street N., Clearwater

09 | Brower Hatcher

COASTAL CURRENT, 2005

EpiCenter Building, ICOT Business Park

13805 58th Street N., Clearwater

THE PUBLIC ART & DESIGN MASTER PLAN

“The Pinellas County Public Art & Design Program commissions art projects that suffuse the county’s visual landscape with creativity, wonder and engagement making public art something residents and visitors can expect to experience every day.” Public Art Master Planning Consultants, 2008

THE VISION• To support the creation of a civic realm that is intertwined with the fabric of the county – its civic landmarks and community gathering places; its landscapes and natural habitat.

• To demonstrate leadership in design excellence, support the County’s vision of “planning to stay” and refl ect the County’s desire to be a steward of the area’s fragile ecosystem.

THE GOALS• Public art should have an impact at various scales and engage all of the senses.

• Public art should become an integral part of the County’s visual landscape.

• Cultivate community awareness about art and culture, with priorities to commission artworks in places of high visibility and activity; and consider works that can be linked to environmental systems, natural environments, civic infrastructure and community gathering places.

The Public Art Master Plan can be viewed in its entirety at www.pinellasarts.org

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10 | Pamela Miles, EENIE, MEENIE, MINIE, MO, 2005

10 | Denis Gaston, NEXUS TORNADO, 2005

10 | James Michaels, FAST FOOD II, 1999

Pinellas County Cultural Affairs has a growing Portable Artworks Collection, selected competitively. The majority of the works are by artists living and working in Pinellas County, and are on view in several public buildings throughout the county.

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SEVERAL WORKS ARE ON PUBLIC DISPLAY.

ICOT Business Park, 13805 58th Street N., Clearwater

10 | Rocky Bridges, GALLANT PASSAGE , 2004

10 | Neverne Covington, THE THRUMMING, 2005

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ST. PETERSBURG - CLEARWATER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

11 | Susan Rollins Gehring,RIVER OF GRASS, 2004

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CUBAN MAHOGANY VESSEL, 2006

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SEVERAL WORKS ARE ON PUBLIC DISPLAY

14700 Terminal Boulevard, Clearwater

NOTE: Many works can be publicly viewed in the main concourse; some works are located within secure passenger gated areas that require security screening.

11 | Kevin Grass, COASTAL PRESERVE, 2003

11 | Gregory Jones, HABITAT, 1994

11 | Lindsay McCoy, LEAF DIPTYCH, 1995

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11 | Loyd Jones, HABITAT, 1996

11 | Charles Parkhill, VENUS, 1996

12 | Leslie Fry

WILDLIFE PUBLIC ART PROJECT, 2007

Boca Ciega Millennium Park

12410 74th Avenue N., Seminole

As the Public Art & Design Program’s fi rst artist-in-residence,

Leslie Fry produced a series of plaster and plant material sculptures, representing imaginary beings visible in the natural park setting. “The imagery and placement of the sculptures are designed to raise awareness about how humans impact our natural environment,”

said Fry.

The artist residency included a Sculpture

Search map, public tours, lectures and

hands-on workshops. A catalog was

published to preserve the project, as the artist’s

intent was to have the impermanent sculptures eventually fade into the park’s native landscape.

Photos courtesyof Bob Tamboliand Burk Uzzle

ARTIST RESIDENCY PROGRAM

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13 | Catherine WoodsARCS IN MOTION, 2007Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA)3201 Scherer Drive, St. Petersburg

14 | Robin SaengerREMEMBRANCE, 2003Weedon Island Preserve1800 Weedon Drive, N.E., St. Petersburg

SOUTH COUNTY

15 | Stephanie WernerLEALMAN L, 2005Lealman Park3875 54th Avenue N., St. Petersburg

16 | Ilan AverbuchLAYERS, 2006Tierra Verde Fire Station #21420 Pinellas Bayway, Tierra Verde

17 | Douglas KornfeldFACE THE JURY, 2006St. Petersburg Judicial Center545 1st Avenue N., St. Petersburg

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18 | Paul EpplingSECURITY LIZARD, 1995Fleet Management Building1800 7th Avenue N., St. Petersburg

19 | Alex KlahmMILLENNIUM GATEWAY, 2001BayWalk, 2nd Ave. between 2nd & 1st Street, St. Petersburg

Charles Fager 20 | SPECTRAL TRAPEZOIDAL SUSPENSION, 1995Gladdon Park Rec. Center, 3901 39th Avenue N, St. Petersburg

21 | BEACH BALLS, 1993 North Shore Pool, 901 North Shore Drive N.E., St. Petersburg

ST. PETERSBURG ART IN PUBLIC PLACES

22 | Lenn NeffRESPONSE, 1996 Gateway Fire Station #13, 11600 Roosevelt Blvd. N., St. Petersburg

23 | Thomas W. SayreSTACKING TOWER, 2003Central United Oak Park Fire Station #6, 901 49th St. N., St. Petersburg18

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Art © James Rosenquist/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY

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ALEXANDRIA, 1996

USF Poynter Library, 801 3rd Street S., St. Petersburg

25 | James Rosenquist

IT HEALS UP, 2002

USF Pediatric Research Center, 601 4th Street S., St. Petersburg

Photo: Peter Foe

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OUR SHADOW, 1994

Knight Oceanographic Research Center

140 7th Avenue South, St. Petersburg

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA PUBLIC ART COLLECTIONST. PETERSBURG CAMPUS

Pinellas County Cultural Affairs

Clearwater, FL | (727) 453-7860

www.pinellasarts.org

Clearwater Public Art Program

Clearwater, FL | (727) 562-4837

www.myclearwater.com

St. Petersburg Public Art Program

St. Petersburg, FL | (727) 551-3250

www.stpete.org/publicart.htm

University of South Florida

Art in State Buildings Program

Tampa, FL | (813) 974-4333

www.usfcam.usf.edu

City of Tampa Art Programs Division

Tampa, FL | (813) 274-8531

www.tampagov.net/PublicArt

Hillsborough County

Public Art Program

Tampa, FL | (813) 307-1070

www.hillsboroughcounty.org/publicart

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