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Home My WebLink AboutR-81-0822RESOLUTION NO. 81 - 8 2 2 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING Ali INDIVIDUAL AS A MEMBER OF THE ARTS -IN -PUBLIC PLACES COMMITTEE t FOR A TERM OF FIVE YEARS COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 1, 1981. WHEREAS, pursuant to Ordinance No. 8759, February 23, 1978, the City Commission appointed five persons to serve as members of the Arts -in -Public Places Committee, two of whose terms expired on May 18, 1981; and WHEREAS, in accordance with paragraph (a) of said Ordi- nance, a three member nominating committee, consisting of representatives from the Cultural Executives Council, Inc., the South Florida Chapter of the American Institute of Archi- tects and the Dade County Council of Arts and Sciences, has nominated five (5) candidates for consideration by the City Commission, as follows: 1. Margarita Cano 2. Teresita Falcon 3. Jane Frank 4. Lester Pancoast 5. Ann Sams NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. The following person is hereby appointed as a member of the Arts -in -Public Places Committee for a term of five years commencing September 1, 1981: GROUP II NAME: Lester Pancoast ADDRESS: PASSED AND ADOPTED this 24 day of September ,1981. ATTEST: RALP G. ONGIE 457 ITY CLERK MAURICE A. FER.RE M A Y 0 R CITY COMMISSION MEETING OF SEP2 41981 8 NXUMN NO ............ Ommu«........ ..........M....N....Nr.. 2 APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: n GEORGE F. KNOX, JR. CITY ATTORNEWY -2- 38j •.'EMOP ANL't!N To Howard Gary City Manager FROM Morris I. ufmann Assistant o the City Manager OArE August 14, 1981 C ILE =�H�Fr Proposed Resolution Selecting Members for the Arts -in -Public Places Committee It is recommended that the proposed Resolution be placed on the agenda of the City Commission Meeting, scheduled for September 10, 1981, whereby the City Commission will select two persons from a list of nominees to serve as members of the Arts -in -Public Places Committee. Under Ordinance No. 8759, adopted February 23, 1978, the City Commission appointed five members to serve on the Arts -in -Public Places Committee, two of whom were appointed for an initial term t of three years. The terms of the two members expired on May 18, 1981; namely, Mr. Andres Fabregas and Ms. LaRue (Sonny) Storm. Under paragraph (a) of the Ordinance, a panel consisting of representatives from the Cultural Executives Council, Inc., the South Florida Chapter of the American Institute of Architects and the Dade County Council of Arts and Sciences acts as the nominating committee for the City Commission. The nominating committee met in June 18, 1981, and recommended six (6) candidates to fill the vacant positions. Resumes of the nominees are attached hereto. It is recommended that the City Commission select two of the candidates among the nominees to serve on the Arts -in -Public Places Committee, each for a term of five (5) years, effective September 1, 1981. 0o c� ::4 n -� MIK:bf Enclosure LO r' m -J CJ1 =�- - - 40 .._ 81-822 METROPOLITAN DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA METRO10ADE 23 June 1981 Mr. Morris I. Kaufmann Assistant to the City Manager City of Miami 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, Florida 33133 Dear Mr. Kaufmann: COUNCIL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES ' 119 EAST FLAGLER STREET SUITE 241 MIAMI, FLORIDA 33131 (305) 579-4634 As per the request of the City of Miami, we are pleased to submit the recommendations of the Nominating Panel regarding nominations to the City's 'Arts in Public Places' Committee. Representatives of the Council of Arts and Sciences, the Cultural Executives Council and the Florida Chapter of the American Institute of Architects met on June 18, 1981 and chose the following individuals for recommendation to the Committee. Each person on the list has agreed to serve if nominated by the City Commission. (Resumes are enclosed for those persons whose names are preceded by an asterisk. As we receive the remaining resumes, they will be forwarded to you.): *MARGARITA CANO Art Services Coordinator, Miami -Dade Public Library and Center for the Fine Arts GROVER COLE Art Director, WPGT/Channel 2 TERESITA FALCON Architect *JANE L. FRANK, M.D. Coordinator, Visual Art Program, Jackson Memorial Hospital *LESTER C. PANCOAST Architect *ANN SAMS Artist/Educator With our best wishes for the success of your Committee, I am, on behalf of the Council, Si a e�ly, 7, Clara Boza Administrative Assistant ' cc: David A. Wollard, Chairman 81-822 L ESTER C. PANCOAST FAIA AGF 50 PLACE OF BIRTH- MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA EDUCATION BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE CORNELL UNIVERSITY . 1954 1956 -57 TRAVEL IN EUROPF AND ASIA RUGS TRA T ION FLORIDA 1961 No. 2979 ^.CGFLJa ILIVN L AFFILIAi ION AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS. CORPORA TE MFPARER FLORIDA SOUTH CHAPTER AIA. PRESIDENT. 1975- 76. MEMBER NATIONAL_ AIA COMMITTEES* 3 YEAPS , COMMITTEE ON ARCHITECTURE FOP JUSTK:I 3 YEARS, URBAN PLANNING AND DESIGN, CHAIRMAN 198C SUBCOMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION AND ENERGY, PROFESSIONAL EXr'k RIENCE. 1958 IOiNEU PANCOAST FERENDINO cw,NFrON SKCE.t.•- AND BURNHAM, ARCHITECTS. 1965 BE<:AMk SENIOR PARTNER, PANCOAST FEk, aivtNi. ^N C;RAFTOh e.p^.':': ^..?'S AND ENGINEERS 1969 SENIOR PARTNER, FFRENDINO G RAf Ttrrl AW PANG 'tA- ARCHITEr-I'S AND ENGINEE.P°. 1971 FOUNDED PANCOAST ARCHITECTS SOI A PROPk,. TQK 1976 PRESIDENT, PANCOAST BORRFL.LI ALBAISA ARr► i rl . 1971 PRESIDENT, PANCOAST ALBAISA ARCHITECT!:, . 9 A. S/ E(.IFIC EXPERIENCE PLANNING MIAMI DADE COMMUNITY COL.L.EGE NORNI I AMTJUti MASTFp PLAN. 1968 (PFG ARCHim rS+ MIAMI DADS •;uMMunlTt ' UI.LkC=E. b0t,tH •AMNIot- MASTER PLAN. 1969 ,PFG ARC►ll -ci.Te URBAN RENEWAL PLAN, CITE n/' MIAMI AREA NO. i 1968 (PFG ARCHITECTS MASTER PLAN, RAMSOM SCHOOL, MIAMI. FLORIDA 1971 (PANCOiAST ARCHITECTS) 81 -822 1 w - L ESTER C. PANCOAST FAIA AGF 50 PLACE OF BIRTH- MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA EDUCATION BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE CORNELL UNIVERSITY • 1954 1956 -57 TRAVEL IN EUROPF AND ASIA REV 1b T'RA T ION F LOR IDA 1961 Nu. 2979 .iGFc�a wivn i_ AF'FILIAl ION AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS. CORPORA fE MFMOER FLORIDA SOUTH CHAPTER AiA, PRESIDENT, 1975- 76. MEMBER NATIONAL AIA COMMITTEES- 3 YEAps, COMMITTEE ON ARCHITI-CTURF FOP JUSTI!:1 3 YEARS , URBAN PLANNING AND DESIGN. CHAIRMAN 198C SUBCOMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION AND ENERGY. PROFESSIONAL Ex F'F RIENCE. 1958 JOiNEU PANCOAST FERENOINO C;N.tiFroN SKcf.i.•-. AND BURNHAM, ARCHITECTS. 1965 BECAME SENIOR PARTNER, PANCOASY FF-ks %N CRAFTOty AND ENGINEERS 1969 SENIOR PARTNER, FERENDINO CRAP: TON ANC PANE 11A- ARCHITCCT'S AND F.NGINEE.P-. 19 it FOUNDED PANCOAS T ARCHITEt: TS SVI .t PROPtq,► TUH 1976 PRESIDENT. PANCOAST 13ORRELLI ALBAISA ARr4l1't 19711 PRESIDENT, PANCOAST ALBAISA ARCHITECTg . t A. St Ec.IFIC EXPERIENCE PLANNINC MIAMI DAVE COMMUNIT'r COL.►..EGE NORM &%w us MASTFQ PLAN. 1968 (PFG ARCHITEt rS, MIAMI DADE ".uMMU►vlT'r - ULLEC=E . btx' ►h - AMNIil- MASTER PLAN, 1969 ,PrG ARC111'►:I.Tt URBAN RENEWAL PLAN, CIT\ 01' MIAMI AREA NO. � 1968 IPFG ARCHITECTS MASTER PLAN, RAMSOM SCHOOL, MIAMI. FLORIDA 1971 (PANCOAST ARCHITECTS) 81 -822 It GRIFFEN POND MASTER PLAN, ST, JOHNS, N,B, CANADA 1973 (PANCOAST ARCHITECTS) KENDALL FARMS MASTER PLAN FOR AGRICULTURAL FACILITI?S AND EXECUTIVE OFFICES, GOULDS , FLORIDA 1974 ( PANCOAST ARCHITECTS). LANDSCAPE DESIGN, DANIEL GELFMAN RESIDENCE, SOUTH MIAMI, 1978 (PANCOAST ALBAISA) LANDSCAPE CONSULTANT, MIAMI DADE WATER AND SEWER PLANT, VIRGINIA KEY, FLORIDA $750,000. 1979 (PANCOAST 13ORRELLI ALBAISA ARCHITECTS) SITE REQUIREMENTS STUDY - UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH, CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA. 1980 (PANCOAST ALBAISA ARCHITECTS) LANDSCAPE DESIGN, DAVID WELLS RESIDENCE, GABLES BY THE SEA. 1980 ( PANCOAST ALBAISA ARCHITECTS; ADVISOR TO OMNI, MIAMI FOR RENOVATION AND MALL TILE REPLACEMENT, $1 ,000,000 PROJECT ARCHITECT 1980 ( PANCOAST ALI3AISA ARCHITECTS) INSTITUTIONAL MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND NATURAL HISTORY ( AND PLANETARIUM MIAMI, FLORIDA 1964 AND 1969. (PFGS ARCHITECTS) EXTENDED MEDICAL CARE FACILITY, MIAMI, FLORIDA 1969 PARTNER -AN -CHARGE (FGP ARCHITECTS) $2,000,000. PHASE 11 PRELIMINARY DESIGN, CITY OF MIAMI CITY HA1.1 $20,000,000 PARTNER IN CHARGE. 1980 (PANCOAST ALBAISA ARCHITECTS) COMMERCIAL MIAMI BEACH FIRST NATIONAL BANK, 1967 PARTNER - IN -CHARGE (PFG ARCHITECTS) $6,675,000. LORD NELSON HOTEL. RENOVATIONS AND ADDITIONS, HALIFAX , NOVA SCOTIA. PARTNER -IN -CHARGE $1 , 000.000. 1967 (PFG ARCHITECTS ). ROCKWELL STANDARD AIRCRAFT MFG. PLANT. SOUTH DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PARTNER -IN -CHARGE S 1 .000, 000. 1968 (PFG ARCHITECTS ) COULTER ELECTRONICS. REMODELING AND INTERIORS. EXECUTIVE OFFICES. $750,000. 1975 (PANCOAST ARCHITECTS P LESTER C. PANCOAST FA IA INSTITUTIONAL. SANCTUARY FOR TEMPLE ISRAL, , MIAMI FLORIDA 197C (THROUGH W•)RKING ORAWINGS.s (FGP ARCHITECTS, $ 3, 500, 000. PLANTATION COMMUNITY CENTER, PLANTATION, FLORIDA. 1965, (PFG ARCHITECTS) EDISON PARK TEEN CENTER, MIAMI, FLORIDA 1973 (PANCOAST ARCHITECTS) $225,000. MODEL CITIEIL CULTURAL CENTER OAOt Cottn r• . !-I ot{ 1973. (PAN(.OAST ARC HITECTS) $525, 000, INTER AMERICAN 7RAOE CENTER AND EXHISIVION Al' •tIN•.. MIAMI, FLORIDA, 1974. $3.000,000 (PANCOAST ARCHITECTS, BOUTERSE BORRELL.I As.9AISo ARCHITECTS PLANNERS INC, JOINT VENTURE CITY OF MIAMI POLICE HEADQUARTERS AND PARKING GARA' I MIAMI, FLORIDA. 1975. $6,700,000. (PANCOAST ARCHITECTS, SOUTERSE BORREt. A A'.SAISA ARCHITECTS PLANNERS 'NC. JOINT VENTURE' BROWARU REGIONAL Sr.%4.I' L .:'Ntt'a FT. LAUDERDALE, 197E. S4,OOr•,00(). (PANCOAST ARCHITECTS , eouir RSE BORNi •. . aAl�. ARCHITECTS PLANNERS INt: jOIN1' VEN"1)P' EDUCATIONAL, MIAMI DADE COMMUNON CO ►-EGE SCILNi'i SUlt.01N. NORTH CAMPUS 1968 PARTNER IN i IN'1 '° 'PI V ARC:HITELT5i $.3,40('.000. IrNIVERSITY OF MIAMI FINE ARTS OU1L-01N , ',1 HH00 to VLSI aN Ot vt LUPMLNT 1 I ft'! PART14E II •tN {Ht AR(:IIITE(;TSN $5.1)00,000. ST. ANnRf W= SC.-10o NAS :.A.► 13AHAM�%-, , 1) I PARTNER IN-CHAPC•E I FGP ARCHITECTS $C ►t t 4.0 LAW CENTER UNIVERc•.►ti Ot FLORh]A GAt'+tS\'�'.1. PARTNIN-IN•-CHAIIGf. LPFGS ARCHITECTS S I :•'?U . '� MIAMI LIAM CommL►Nlr, COL'.E13L. ylX►TH wMt I' VIL' I Q%". U►NL%'�CAPI Or SIGNER FGP ARC►I' RANSOM SCHOOL, MIAMI, FLORIDA, 197', REMUJI .INC . SWIMMING FOOL . SCIrNCI ANn MATHEMATIC~ Ct.NTI R ATHijrit VA( ILITIL>. 19712 AND 1973 PANCOAST AN' 640 1 t A GRIFFEN POND MASTER PLAN, ST. JOHNS, N,B, CANADA 1973 (PANCOAST ARCHITECTS) i KENDALL FARMS MASTER PLAN FOR AGRICULTURAL FACILITO S AND EXECUTIVE OFFICES, GOULDS. FLORIDA 1974 ( PANCOA8T ARCHITECTS). LANDSCAPE DESIGN, DANIEL GELFMAN RESIDENCE, SOUTH MIAMI, 1978 (PANCOAST ALBAISA) LANDSCAPE CONSULTANT, MIAMI DADE WATER AND SEWER PLANT, VIRGINIA KEY, FLORIDA $750.000. 1979 (PANCOAST BORRELLI ALBAISA ARCHITECTSI SITE REQUIREMENTS STUDY - UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH, CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA. 1980 (PANCOAST ALBAISA ARCHITECTS) LANDSCAPE DESIGN, DAVID WELLS RESIDENCE, GABLES BY THE SEA. 1980 ( PANCOAST ALBAISA ARCHITECTS, ADVISOR TO OMN1, MIAMI FOR RENOVATION AND MALL TILE REPLACEMENT, $1 .000,000 PROJECT ARCHITECT 1980 ( PANCOAST ALBAISA ARCHITECTS) INSTITUTIONAL MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND NATURAL HISTORY ( AND PLANETARIUM MIAMI, FLORIDA 1964 AND 1969, (PFGS ARCHITECTS) EXTENDED MEDICAL CARE FACILITY, MIAMI, FLORIDA 1969 PARTNER •-IN-CHARGE (•FGP ARCHITECTSI $2,000,000. PHASE 11 PRELIMINARY DESIGN, CITY OF MIAMI CITY HAI-% $20,000,000 PARTNER IN CHARGE. 1980 (PANCOAST ALBAISA ARCHITECTS) COMMERCIAL MIAMI BEACH FIRST NATIONAL BANK, 1967 PARTNER - IN - CHARGE (PFG ARCHITECTS) $6,875,000. LORD NELSON HOTEL, RENOVATIONS AND ADDITIONS , HALIFAX , NOVA SCOTIA. PARTNER -IN -CHARGE $1 , 000, 0U0. 1967 (PFG ARCHITECTS ). ROCKWELL STANDARD AIRCRAFT MFG. PLANT, SOUTH BADE COUNTY. FLORIDA. PARTNER -IN -CHARGE S 1 , 000,00U. 1968 (PFG ARCHITECTS ) COULTER ELECTRONICS, REMODELING AND INTERIORS. EXECUTIVE OFFICES. $750.000, 197S (PANCOAST ARCHITECTS 81 -822 11 TWO BRANCH BANKS FOR BISCAYNE FEDERAL SAVINGS, MIAMI BEACH AND CORAL GABLES, $.000,000. 1980 PARTNER -IN -CHARGE (PANCOAST BORRELLI ALBAISA ARCHITECTS) CONSULTANT, COULTER ELECTRONICS FACTORY, ARCHITECTURAL CLIENT ADVISOR, $14,000,000. 1981' (PANCOAST ALBAISA ARCHITECTS) GROVE_ PLACE OFFICE BUILDING, $450.000, PARTNER- IN -CHARGE AND PROJECT ARCHITECT. 1980 (PANCOAST AL13AISA ARCHITECTS) 't AIRPORT REMODELING, MAIN TERMINAL . CONCOVFSES P Tu $ 12 , 000, 000, PARTNER -IN-CHARGE, 19R1 (PANC.OAST AIAAISA AP.CHlTt:r'T'Sl REMODELING OF WASHINGTON STORAGE, STORES AND SHOP;. $500,000, PROJECT ARCHITECT. 1981 (PANCOAST ALBAISA ARCHITECTS) HOUSING HOUSING PROJECTS, TRACTS 4,7 AND 8, MIAMI, FLORIDA. $6, 900,700. PARTNER - IN - CHARGE, 1968-71 (FGP ARCHITECTS) FAMILY TURNEY, NARANJA, FLORIDA. $200,000. PAR TNER-IN-CHARGE 1970 (FGP ARCHITECTS) WESTINGHOUSE EXPERIMENTAL- HOUSE. CORAL SPRINGS, FLORIDA, PARTNER -IN -CHARGE. 1970 FGP ARCHITECTS) SUNNt HOUSES TURNKEY MIAMI, FLORIDA $2,500,00( THROUGH DESIGN DEVELOPMENT. 1974 (PANCOAST ARCHITECTS) FLORIDA 5-33 TURNKEY HOUSING, HUD DESIGNECONOMICS COMPETITION WINNER $ 3, 500, 000. 1976 (PANCOAST ARCHITECTS) RESIDENTIAL W.R. LOWENSTEIN RESIDENCE, KEY BISCAYNL, FLORIDA. 1978 (PANCOAST ARCHITECTS) LARIN •LARIN RLSIDENCF-, CORAL GAHLLS, FLORIDA 1981 PANCOAST ALBAISA ARCHITECTS) MRS. RUSSELL T. PANCOAST RESIDENCE, COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDA. 1980 1, PANCOAST ALBAISA ARCHITECTS T V, LIBRARY NORTHEAST SUB PF_GIONAL LIBRARY, MIAMI , FLORIDA, $1 , 250, 000. PAR rNER-IN-CHARGE. 1978 (PANCOAST ARCHITECTS) HISTORICAL RAMSOM SCHOOL PAGODA PRESERVATION, COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDA. $30,000. PARTNER -IN -CHARGE. 1976 (PANCOAST ARCHITECTS) 81-822 • us-43141 (a) Jane L. Frank,r..D. (%32 S, '�� 33 (7. 897 (9) ;isai,stant Professor of riddly ano Pe6iatrics University of vilaxi i,.eaical Center/ JaCV.s3a c.eworlal ilosp. 11090-oresent: coordinator, visual art proc-ruw Jacsson v exorial .iosnital plecer,ent of works of art throu_hoat udc:tsoa'a males hospital building 1980 V,,I. Hospital, :�ia,:.i, Florices H.E..t. art �el�ction Panel ::;emcer- 1ir-t in r+rchitecture :ro ra:� Sculpture placed in aarcen of new Narsiri;; none facility. Ned 6Xyt!a artist chosen. 1977-1979 flew orizons Com:alttee Levcloper and Coordinator Coilden's iiospital iiatioral eecical Genter Washln�ton, L.i:. ,eveloped the id -as for, anc coordlnateu the lwple- mentation of a pr•o raW of arts eZricu:jEnt ( inciudin� visual, theatre, Qualc ail(. dance) is a hospital settir.-z in oroer to ease tr.e tvu".jatic e;cperience. Part of tAls oroj�rdU was t;:e caWwlssion of a i:iagor work (two :aurals) by nobtrt nHusciienoer. for the entrance area of toe :iospitdlk Lida is the only public coiwisslon in whicl-j tie c,ds p:.rtl.- clpatea. 'P eriwiaitle ljr_af t' 1975-1977 :,rt in t,ie Park comujittec vile fiber - Coi-,,aittee of an or a:ilzatian c::11c;c 'rri& o: V t!:c Park' C::1cao, I111 nois CouL:1124io11 of 40' SLUi::l--es SL'-el cc:1R;t,are by iAlswort ; fo,r �Ji nc•DZr. Fz:r,t. 50, 0'JO 1�3tC":iZ �ruat ''jJ, JO doC"r tau City of Li!Ica�o, 2J, J.)J privately suUccrl:;.:u. 197-55-1977 Hoard of L-irecLor•s •art in ?ublic Plu.:es ----- Chicago, Illinois 5crl,:s of tomporLiry in various p;1C-Ic areas in do%,!ito,:-n Culca o it1lIzIn6 larks scale sculpture by conte.Lpo:.;sy +;,rtiats. R E S U V11 E !� Page --2- Margarita Cano July - 1978 STUDIES: 1960-- Assistant to Dr. M. T. Freyre de Andrade, Director of the 1962 National Library, directly involved in the re -structuring • of the library, organizing new departments and creating new services. In 1960 I was given the direction of the Serials Department after spending a brief period organiz- ing the 'Art .and Music Division and the Conservation Dppart-- ment which was responsible for the preservation of books, {: original graphics and historical documents. 1962 Left Cuba for political reasons. 1963 hired by the Miami Public Library January 2, 1963. Worked in several departments for brief periods. Since 1965 have worked at the Art, and Music Division as the Art Reference Librarian. Following is a list of some of the programs that I have initiated at the library: 19G8 "Art as an Investment" - A series of 5 programs offered at.the main library involving several specialists from the area. ' 1971 "Art of Today" - A series of 4 programs offered at the Coral Gables Branch on understanding modern art. Invited speakers were all teachers from the area. 1970 Started a collection of framed reproductions and orig- inal graphics for circulation and formed the nucleous of a permanent collection to be placed on public vies; throughout the library system. . 1972 "Creative Prints and Printmaking". A series* of 5 * programs given at the Coral Gables Branch and coordi- nated .with an exhibit at the Main Library on' "Ho:; a. ' Screen Print is -.I -lade", which was rented from the American Federation of Arts. 1969, 707 71, 727 73 Coordinated with the Archdiocese of Miami a series of juried art exhibits for local artists of I:ations from the Organization o=" American States, commemorating Pan-American Meek_ ' 1570 Started and since coordinated a series of prograums given at noon, 'iBoo?: Buffet" on a variety of subjects 1975- Started and since coordinated a variety of programs on music theater and poetr,7 readings giar. on Satur- days once a month. 1976-1. orked with the Black Arts Workshop organizing 2 1978 exhibits at the main library. The first on -:!vas withlocal talent only and the r_e:ct one was a historical view of the contribution to the arts of Black itr..eri- cans. Several mu. etums and private collectors, loaned. pave -5- Pm jec*koordirmtor. for inain Library m . r3ranches I:argarita Cana July -- 1978 ' STUDIES: 1956- Doctoral Degree in Physics and Chemistry, University of Havana. 1957 Studies included a special credit course offered by Dr. Alfred .Brunner from the Unified States Atomic Energy Commission through a grant given,:by UNESCO. The subject was on "Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy", such as in medicine, industry, radio- carbon dating of museum objects... . 1957 Special training from Allan McNabb, former Director of the Lowe Museum and former Director -of the Art Institute of Chicag, and Consultant to the Palacio de Bellas Artes, on presentation of exhibits, distribution of the collection, organization of spaces. 1958 Special training under Dr. Helmut H. Ruheman, former curator of the National Gallery, London, on conservation and restora- tion of paintings, infrared photography, surface appraisals with ultraviolight light, X-rays of paintings, chemical analy- sis of pigments. 1958 Attended a series of courses offered by the National Museum under UNESCO grants by Dr. H. H. Ruheman on "Changes of Styles in Painting and Evolution of Techniques"; Dr. Luis de Soto and Dr. R. Novoa on "History and Evolution of Cuban Painting"; Dr. Walter W. S.-Cook, "History of Spanish Painting". 1958 Received training as a Museum Guide at the University of Havana under the direction of Dr. Harta de Castro, Dr. R. riovoa and Dr. Luis de Soto_ 1960 Masters in Library Science, University of Havana with special interest in.art. Thesis was on the "Organization'of an Art * Department in a Public Library". � 1960 Special course on coraputerfiling and retrieval systems. 19?1- Two courses on Printmaking at the Metropolitan i•Iuseum and Art 1972 Center -with Shirley Green. 1972- Silkscreen training course given by C. Canes. 1973 1 WORK: 1957 Palacio de Bellas Artes - Havana'.- i;ationa? Vlluseum_ Worked in the Conservation Department, Administration and also as e, Iiuse :� Guide. 195n- Lobo Fowidation -- Napoleonic Museum founded by Julio Lobo. 1959 In charge of Reuistrar; responsible for catalog,iing, classif-- - yin- and docu--entirg all the art waekcs in the collection which con,ilted mostly of paintings, original E,-raviiics, cedals, sculj tures, furniture, coins and a variety of ac::orabilia from the Napoleonic era, includin a collection of r.10re than 5,000 or��;in,li docu-��:r_t� fro: th�� n^rind �:rci � 81 - 1B 2 2 ?t • r; S U III k: ,s _L A* 14argarit^a' "ano IJ July �- 1978 t work for this event which was coordinated with a series' of cultural programs. "New Dimensions" was video-taped and local as well as artists from other areas attended the exhibit and participated in ' irorkshops throught the County area. A poster and catalog were bade of the ex- hibit. 1977- Collaborated with the Cuban Nuseum of Arts and Culture 1978 in several art exhibits which were )aeld in the library and in other places: Cintas Fellows - Main Library, Intercontinental Bank and Niami-Dade Community College. Re-Encuentro - Main Library (1977) Re-Encuentro - Royal•Trust Building (1978) Emilio Sanchez - Lithographs,, Hispanic Branch (19?7) "Itore Ana" - An exhibit of Afro-Cuban heritage at the Science Museun 1976 Celebrated the Bicentennial with 3 art exhibits: "A Collection of American Patchwork Quilts" "African Art, its Eternal Presence" "A New Reality" All of these exhibits were coordinated with local col- lectors. 1972, 73, 74, 75, presented exhibits of the. new acquisi- tions for the permanent and circulating picture collec- tion. These exhibits were all coordinated with a series of art programs and bibliographies. 1. 1975 Initiated the concept of a gallery on wheels, "The Art - mobile" to take exhibits to schools, parks, Shopping centers and anywhere within the Dade County System the * library serves. The Artmobile was purchased with a grant from Southeast Banking Corporation who also spon- sored the painting of the van by New York artist, Lowell Nesbitt. I documented the painting of the van with a 16 mm. sound, color film. I have supervised 10 art exhibits which have travelled in the van. N.ore than 40,000 people in Dade County have visited this gallery on wheels. Last summer it travelled throuSla Florida with the works from the permanent collection of South- east Banking Corporation. ILE,CTURES - COURSES - PUBLISi%D ARTICLES - GRAUTS: 1976 History of Printmaking in Cuba from Colonial Days to the Present, Re-Encuentro Cubano. 19%7 "The Cintas Follows Exhibit" art tour given for Channel 2 on this exhibit on contemproary Cuban artists. 1'J6 "`.'tie Face in Art", lecture given at the Idain Library and at the hispanic Branch, in English and Spanish. 81-822 • ... # A. ctOc -- -r-- l4argarita Cano 'July �978 R 1977 Gave a course on "Contemporary Latin=American Art" to the faculty of the Art Department of the Mi a_mi-Dade Community College, South -Campus. 1975 "Ilo„r to Bridge the Art Gap .... the Role of the Public Libras ", Arlis/NA Newsletter, October, 1975• 'lBridging the Art Gap", d'Art, fall, 1976 1978 Government Conference for the Arts, presentation at hearings held in Miami. 1978 In preparation a catalog of the Hispanic American Graphics • in the Permanent Collection of the Niami-Dade Public Library System. 1978 In preparation a "Dictionary of Contemporary Latin American Artists". 1976 Cintas Foundation Grant for an index of Contermporary Latin American Artists. '1978 "The Artmobile", Journal of the Florida Library Association Fall. COMMUNITY IWOLVEUENT : 1974- Since 1974 wowed as a volunteer for WPBT "Art Auction" 1972 Grove House Executive Board. 1970- Have been an active member of the Iretropolitan Museum and Art Center participating as an artist in all of their mem- bership shows. Have taken many art classes involving my family also. 1976- Art in Public Places Executive Committee. 10_,77- Urban Malls Advisory Committee. 1978 Coordinated several programs with the Miami/Lowe Do%mto:•m Cultural Center. 1978 Served as a panelist for the Fine Arts Council of Florida, Education Special grants. In addition to the aforementioned, I am a self-taught artist, painter and printcalcer and I have had my work exhibited: Cintas Exhibition (1968) ISuseum of Science, Miami Mirell Galleries (1969, ?0, 71) 4 Group Shows Hllnterdon Art Center Clinton., P:ew Jersey (1907J i ) One Person Shore (1970 ) Bacardi Art Gallery, Miami k- 112 / CAMPUS Ain Spain Award. An Eapresaioo of the Automobile Obxsaioa 69: appointed Knight of Mirk Tessin, 71; plus other. Bibtiog: Harold Haydon (rush), few in Chicago Sun -Tuna 5119111; Files Schulte (suth), rev is Chicago Daily Ness, 5129171; Rev of 30-yr Retrospective, Fr TV, 6171; plus many ethers Pubb Ault, Artists Market Alumni Aso Newepaper. Sets Art rant Chkate, 71. Maitiag Add: 1150 £ 54th Chicago 1L 60613 CAMPUS, PrT PHOT`JGRAPHER, VIDEO ARTIST Is New York. NY. May 19, 37. ShAr. Ohio State Unit, RWexp psycboM 64 Enhilt Re -Vision, Coatemis Arts Moses Houston. 73: one-man shows. Eversion Mtn Ate Syracuse, NY.14. Venice Notarial 1973. Kotnisber Kumtverein. Cokwe. WOet. A Neva Berliner Kunsevereias, Bettis. WGer, Proisetad images. Walker An Car, Minneapolia, 74. Sao Paula BienA Brand. 73; San Francisco Mus AR Calif, 76: Hayden Gallery, Mass loss Tachnol Combridpu. 76; Projects Gallery. Mtn. Mad Art New York. 71: Documents 6, Kassel. Ger. 11; Whitney Mum Am Art New York. 78; Elusive )matt Walker Art Car. Minneapolis. 79: Centre Pompidou, Paris. SM Awas Guggeabeim Fell. 75; Men tnm Tactical Fel, 76-78. BiblioR Bruce Xurt: (auth). Fields. Peter Campt e, Ana Meg, 5173; Roberta Smith (auto). About faces, the now work of Peter Camp" An In Ails, 3-4111. Style & Tech are: Photo Projections and closed circuit video installations. Medic Phomgrephs; Video Tape Mailing Add: c/o Paul& Cooper Gallery 153 Wooster St New York NY 10012 CANADAY. JOHN EDWIN . ART CRITIC IS Ft Scott. Kass, Feb 1, 07. Study. Univ Tea. BA; Yale Unit, MA; E40k Louvre, Paris, France. Teaching: Asme prof act lent Uo)v Va, 38.50; prof art Kist & head. Scb Art, Newcomb CoL Tulare Unit, 50.5L Poe; Chief, Div Educ, Philadelphia Mute Art 51.59: art critic. New Yak Time% 59.76. guest writer, 76. Publ Auth, Mainstreams or Modern Art, Holt 59-. out%, Embattled critic: Views on Modem Art Area 62, m ed. 72, such, Lives of the Paintera. Nortoo, 69; auth, Culture Gulch: Notes on. An and its Public in the 1960's, FS&G. 69; plus others Mailing Acid: 23 Sutton PI S New York NY 10022 CANADAY. OUiDA GORNTO PAINTER. EDUCATOR b Lake Writes. Fla. Apr 26. 2L Study: Unit Tamps; Atlanta An last Flat Rock Sch Art; Go State Univ. Work Ga State Univ; Eufaula Art Mus, Ala; Emory Univ, Mus Art Greenville, SG Cotten: Acrylic.Mortis Brun n Cal, 69; six Vold batiks, Ga Tech Usti,, 69; %'xIT stained glass, Cobb Fed Bid& Marietta. Go. 69; Woodrow Wilson Commemorative, First Fed Bldg, Atlanta, 7l; 4'a16' scrylie, US Come Eat 200 Anniversary Commemorative, IS. Exhibt Mus Arts & ScL Macon. Ga. 64 & 74; Southeastern Art Exhib, High Mus, Adana. 67 & Go Artists Show, 72; Hooter Ana Chattanooga. Tenn. 69; Calloway Gardens An Show, Pine Mountain, Ga. 71. Teaching; Teacher, Studio Group Clsuea. 60-; teacher, Worldwide Painting Group Tour, 6$-; mean tat art Emery Univ, 66.13, mein foe ate Reinhardt Cot, 72. Awards Purchase Award. Eufaula Ana Festival; Honorable Mention, Calloway Gardens Art Show; Spec Award, Atlanta Beautiful Cotner Biblicip Chailotte Hale Smith (auth). Ladies paint the world, 64 & The wide world beckons, 6S, 65 & Doris Lockervnsn (truth), Painter world. 70, Atlanta JConstitution May Mem: Ass Festival Atlanta (pros, bit din); Atlanta Artist Club (pies); Go Arts Comn (vpres); Fine Arts Comes (ads come). Style & Technique. Figures Media: Oil & Metallic Media; Reflective Media. Dealer. Ann Jacob Gallery Peachtree Ctr Atlanta GA 30303. Mastic{ Ada 2722 Rovens Ct Decatur GA 33014 CA.NARiS. PATTI ANN PAINTER Is BillioLs, Mont Feb 27. 19. Study: Eastern Mont State; Wash State Uoiv; Univ Mont, BFA(with honon). Comes: Olf cur fououin design. Architect Don Mat)", Spokane, Wash, 64; watercolor, Univ Mont Missoula, 71; cover, NMex Wildlife Mig, 72. Exhib: Western Mont Art Potpourri. M iasouls, 71.74; Southwest Wad flower Contest Santa Aaa, Calif, 7 S; El Pndo Galleries, Sedons, Arit; Gallery 85, Billings; Dos Psiaros GsUery. El Paso. Tex; Baker Gallery of Fine An, Lubbock. Tea; Chamiso Gallery, Taos, NMlex; Zxntmao Galleries, Carmel. Calif; plus others. Pen Aul vprM Award Pictures Calif, 57.K dir publ, Univ Mont, 66.70, du non -scarf classesi du, Univ Cur An Gallery. Awards Montague Conmereial Artist of the Year, 52; Award. Award Pictures Calif, 58. Style & Technique Watercolor wet•on-wel washes Mailing Ada 645) Dawn El Paso TX 79912 CANDY. JFANNY VORYS ART HISTORIAN, CURATOR b Culumbus. Ohio, July 14, 29. Study: Bryn Mawr Col, BA, 50. PhD, 59; Oriental Inst, Univ Chicago, MA, 54. Collections Arranged: Fdyptian Ccallcctitm (reananicd), Walters Act Gallery, Baltimore. 65. Ancient Near Fasters and Egyptian Cullection (re -installed new wing), 74.75; special exhibits, Ancients Seals, Egyptian Sculptat's Modds & Sculpture (ram Sumer and Akkid (with catalog). 70; In Search of Ancient Treasure, 73; Ancient Persia, Art of an Empire, 78. Jewelry, Ancient to Modern (Egyptian & Neat Eamtm). 79, Tti hang: Vis kclt, Near Eastern srchatul, Johns Hopkins Univ, Baltimore. 60.64. Pos: Aut cur ancient art, Walters Art Gillery,64.71,eut ancient Near Eastern & Egyptian art, 71 • Mem: Atchaeol Inst Am; Am Oriental Stec: Am Res Cu. Egypt. Publ Auth, Decorated garments in Athurnasupalts Sculpture, XKXII. 31.51, A itt Ste!trterhen at Auoe, Tell HAW & Musebb'•t• XXXVIII: 113.125, Itaq; such. Some Il tti:e his runes in ih: Ar;can, Ilespetia, XXX� 111. 14444, auth, Walter Gallery Cappaducun tahtet and the Sphint in Anxtnl,a in the Second Millennium, BC, J Near Lastern Stud,es, Vol 34 (1975) 22S•249; The lewelry of the ancient Neat East A The itwetry of ancient Fgvpt In, Jewelry Ancient to Modern, 80. Mailing Add: 211 tlavaand DhU Rd Bruukevdle MU 20729 CANDAU, EUGE%IE ART LIBRARIAN Is San Francisco, Calif. Jan 26. 38 Study, Fat City Sch Finds Art, MFA, 73. San Francisco State Lr%)v. BA. 74; Unav Calif, Bt ltelty, %it S. 19. Exhibitions Atranatd. Kicthe Kullwits, San Francisco Mus Art, 70. lind bo,.kbmdmg Today, An Intemat,onal Art (traveling eahib), San I ranciaco Mw Mod Art, It. Pus L,brn, Louise Stuu Ackerman I ir.e Arts Line. San Framssco Mus MI,A Art. 6i. Mem, Cut An A.o. Ail Liter Sra N Am. tut Inst C • -Arv, S in Biennale, Veoeils, Not Osllery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia: Donnell Libr. Nw Ytsrt. Pahib.- Proj 74. Koln. Ger. 74: Video Art, Inst of Contemp Art Philadelphia, 71: Coma Award. Milan. Italy, 75: Todty Together, int AA Fair. Kates. Get, 75; Biennale di Venetia. Italy, 76; Sydney Biennale, Australis, 76; Whitney Mtn of Am An Biennale. New York. 77; Documents 6. Kessel. Get. 77. Colleetiaro Arrested: AUaa K3prow Performances in Turin, Naples. Genoa, Minn, Paris, Madrid & New York, 74-76; A Search for Clues, D Opprnhwiln, Transact Gallery, Naples. 4176; Visiting Artist Les Levine, Australia, 7& Video From Outside, 76 A The Angel or Mercy: Eleanor Antis, 77. M L d'Am Gallery. New Yorlt_ Pot Pies A der, Arms Caneps Video Distribution. low: 75- Bibliog: Les Levine (producer of videotape), Portrait of Anne. 74; Deborah Perlberg (oath). Video from Out -side. ArtforuIN 77; Gianfromor N.entegr s (truth). Videotrstare, FotoyHare, 77; Francesco Alinovi (truth), Arte Mew Sydney, Bolsillarte,7179. Mailing Add: 429 W Broadway New York NY 10012 CANFIELD, JANE (WHITE) SCULPTOR b Syracuse, NY. Apr 29.97. Study: AR Students Lester lama Earle & LaurecOardia Fmset Studio; Barthian Sch. also with A Bourdelle. Ptri% France. Work: Whitney Mat Am Ass; Cornell Univ Mos Art. Comes: Six animals in lead fat pre posts, comp by Paul McUasi Upperville, Va. 40; animals in lead for gym entrance Miss Porter Sch, Fareninttoe. Conn; ft St John Apostle in stone, Church of St John of Iattingtoo.locttrat Valley, N Y, 6k herons in stool. Mem Sanctuary, Fishers bland, 69; Gonda geese in bronte rot pool, Long Lake. Mims, 71. EAhr�e Sculpture Pavilion., New Yak Wov1d'i Fair, 39; one -teas shows, Brit -Ara Art Gallery. New York, SS A Far Gallery. New York. 61. 63 A 74; Country Art Gallery, Locust Valley,71. Media: Stone, Berri: . Publa Auth.The Fiat Prince, Swan Cava Hirts", 70. Dealer. Far Gallery 22 E Stith St New York NY 10021. Mailing Add: Guard Hill Rd Bedford NY 10506 CANIFP, MILTON ARTHUR CARTOONIST b Hillsbom.Ohio, Feb 21.07. Study. Ohio State Univ, with Martha Schauer, James Hopkina, Ralph Fanning. Guy Brown Wiser & Hoyt Sherman, BA; Rollins Col & Unit Dayton, hoc FAD. Work: Metrop Must Art, New York; Louvre (graphics). Paris, France; Air Force Mus. Dayton. Ohio; Nu Aviation Club. Washington. DC; Ohio State Univ Journalism Libr. Comes: Murals, Not Aviation Club. 6% Flag Pits. Pittsburgh, Pa. 61, Alumni House, 71 a Ohio Union. 79, Ohio State Univ; Coot Ctr, Dayton, 72. Exhale One-man shows, See IUusr Gallery. New York. 47 & Jean Renoir Gallery, Paris, 6% Art of the Cartoon, Graphics HaIL Laurie. Paris, 66 & Lever Gallery, New York. 71; Cartron Now. Kennedy Cur, Washington, DC, 75. Awards: Reuben Award, Not Cartoonists Soc. 47 & 72. Seger Award, 71; Arta & Lett Award, US Air Force Aso, 49. Biblio8: Stephen Becker (outh), Comic art in America, Simon & Schuster. Mem: No%Can000isuSoc (pre% 4140, boo ehmn. 70-); Soc Illustrators. Style &Technique: Illustrative adventure story in cartoon form. Media: Ink, Watercolor, Oit. Pu il: Auth & Wrist, Dickie Dare. 32.34; auth & Mum, Terry and the Pirates, syndicated newspaper, feature, 34.46; auth & Must, Male CAL US Seer Newspaper%. 42.4 S: auth A Must. Steve Canyon, syadicated newspaper feature. 47- Dealer. Toni Mendez 140 E 36th St New York NY 10022. Mailing Add: PO Box 2022 Palm Sprints CA 92262 C'ANNIFP. BRYAN GREGORY Is Minneapolis, Minn, Dec 26, 49. Study: Minneapolis Col Art & Design, BFA, 71. Collections Arranged: Designer, The Life or Florence Ziegfeld (plus 40 other mai shows), Dim of City New York, 75 & Farewell to England. -6 Bieeatennial Ex.1ib, South St Sesport Mars, 76. Pos: An dir, Mlus o(City New York 72.75; designer, South St Seaport Mus, New York, 75.76; designer, Mus Mod Art. New York, 76.79; an dir, Saturday Rev Mig Corp. New York, 79- Awards: Cert of Distinction. An Direction Mag, 79; Awards or Merit. See Publ Desigaen, 79 & Art Din Club, 80. Mem: Sec Publ Designer; An Din Club; Sot Must. Mailing Add: 291 W Ilth St New York NY 10014 CANO, MARGARITA A) ART LIBRARIAN, PAINTER Is Harena. Cuba. Feb 27, 32. Study: Unit Havana, PhU(phvsics & chtml, $6, MLibSc. 61. studies in art hiss A mus eonwry with Helmut Rulsemao from Not Gallery, London, Eng. Work: Mutual of Omahs Ina Co, M(ismi, tls; Lowe Aar Mus, Uaiv Dliami, Coral Gables, Ili. Exhib: Mem Exhib, Ft Lauderdale Mus, Fla; Piedmont Graphics Ann, Mint Mus, Charlotte, NC; Hunienoa Art Cu, Chatoes, NI; Mlem Ethib, htetmp Mus & Art Cu, M,sini, tls; Pan -Am, Exhib, Miami, Fla. Collections Arranged A New Reality (exhib of paintings), 75. African Arts (exhib of Scutptutes, tcatiles t btadsl. Dept of Art. 16. A Collection of Am Patchwork Quilts, 76 A Cintas Fellows, Psintinp by Cuhon Artists (such, eatalo{ue). 77, ' Miami -Dade Pub l ibr. tls; Latin Am Graphics. Permanent Collection, MtlatnbDsite Pub Li'ar Sy st. 76; The Face in Art (Fayum Portraits to U srhol), Hispanic Branch, Mliami•Dade Pub Libr, 1-11, 17. Teaching. Risu cuntemp Latin Am art, Moroi -Dade Cornmuoiq Col, 5. 11% Campus, 77. Pot' Registr, Julio Lobo Found, Napoleonic Art Mot, 57.56; art librn, MGsmi-Dade Pub t.ibt, 63. Aw3idu Cmus Found fel. 15.76. Mem: Art Libr Sac NAm. Style & Technique. Woodcuts and lines on paper sad mired media. Media: Inc rustic on paper, board of canvas. Res: Contemporary Lain American art and keeping up•tc date materials on new artists. Publ: Auth. llow to hridge the Art Gap. Art Libr Sac NAm. 76; auth, Dictionary of Latin American Artists (b,bliog). Cintas Found.76. Mailm{ Add. 501 SW 24ti. . ;t Ave Miami FL 31135 CASRIGHT. SARAH ANTF. PAINTIA Is Chicago, Ill, Aug 20, 41. Study: Art Iml Chicago. BFA. Work: Ktcs3e Found, New York; Sam KiAltr Found & Ill Bell Tel Co, Chicago, Gould Corp, III. Ethib• Nonplussed Same. Hyde Park Art Cu, C hic stsa. 64.64; F amous A nisi s, M m C.mlemp Art, C h is a 4u. 69; Famous Artists, Another t.uad. Sao Franciwo Art Intl, 70; 7Jrd Vicinity Show, Art Inal Ch..ato & Ph)Ihiteem, Phyllis land Gillery. Chicago, 71 Awards: Armstrong Award, Art I-„t Chicago, 71. Btbhu{. W Hai.ted (s.th). Chwaso. Artforum, 61. F S:h.ltt ()uth). Cht.ato, Art !yews, 71 & war articles in k h,cago DAy News, Mled,a Oct. A.rl hc. Mluho{ ASS. tat Mulberry M New York NY I(A)l1 f-' I I F Y. r VA l; t• A TO N. It[ ANN SAMS 3849 Leafy Way Coconut Grove FL 33133 Artist f Craftsman / Designer / Educator f Organizer _E, xperience (305) 444-1516 GROVE HOUSE, the Non -Profit Cooperative for Florida Artists and Craftsir_en, 3496 Main Highway, Coconut Grove, Florida - School Director (1973-1978) ST. STEPHENS SCHOOL, Coconut Grove, Art Department head, 1965-1972. LIGHTHOUSE FOR THE BLIND, Miami, initiated and taught classes for adults and children, 1957-1967. LOWS 11USE11M, University of Miami, organized Rental Gallery, 1962-1965. OUTDOOR LIFE Magazine, New York, NY, head of Promotional Art Department, 1954-1955. LORD & TAYLOR, New York, -NY, Advertising Department, 1953-19554. ML�M7 BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY, Art Coordinator, 1951-1954. EDISON JUNIOR HIGH, Miami, Art Teacher, 1950-1951. Designer I Con:,ulte.nt 1,11AI,1I .DFIs, :Miami, Rug designs, 195E-1970. REGAL RUGS, North Vernon, Indiana. Design and control of prototype production of tufted area rugs for mass production. IIEFLER 1-I01NIE ), wall hangin--s and fabric for model homes. DELTOIA HOMES, wall hangings and fabric for model homes. Honors and Exhibitions (see attachment for full listing) Chosen as one of five women artists for "Bicentennial Women of Miami", 1976. Education Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee, BA, 1950. ilniver-city of Miami, Miami, Fla., MA in Art Education, 1972. Burn; Henderson, Ky. -- two children, Nancy and Bardley 81 - 8 2 2 • ANN SAMS 3,' ., i Galleries and Representatives Byck Gallery, dupont Square, Louisville, Kentucky, Serph Gallery, 1132 - 29th Street, N. W, , Washington, D. C. Lemoyne Art Foundation, 125 N. Godsen, Tallahassee, Florida. Salience, Inc., Design, 3800 N. E. 1st Avenue, Miami, Florida. TLS Design, Inc,, 404 Viscaya, Miami, Florida. Plum Crazy, 329 Park Avenue, So., Winter Park, Florida. Jeane Landers Design, 5605 Ogden Rd. , Bethesda, Maryland. Workshops and Teaching The Web, Coral Gables, one day, Uses of Procion Dye, 1977. Grove House, visiting artists series. Miami Art Center, faculty 1970-71. Lowe Art Museum - three day printing demonstrations, 1977; faculty children's program, 1970. Bill Hinz and Ann Sams, two-day Design and Dyeing, 1978. Salute to Culture, Dade Comity Council Arts and Sciences, one day demonstration, 1978. Dade County Council of Arts and Sciences, First Cultural Colloquin-i, participant, 1978. Dade County Art Teachers, Workshops for PIP Series. Public Collections Model City, Caleb Center - South Regional Public Library, Cutler Ridge Washington Federal Savings & Loan, Miarni Beach West Dade Government Center Dade County Art Mobile Portland Maine Symphony 81 -922 It "i`ERESITA FALCON AIA REGISTRATION: ARCHITECT, FLORIDA EDUCATION: MIAMI-DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA ASSOCIATE IN ARTS, 1968 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA �} BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE-$ 1972 ASSOCIATIONS: AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS AIA URBAN WORKSHOP COMMITTEE NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART WOMEN IN DESIGN INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: FALCON & BUENO COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDA PRINCIPAL IN CHARGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIOR DESIGN SINCE 1974 BERKUS GROUP, ARCHITECTS CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA PROJECT DESIGNER, 1972-1974 OCEAN REEF CLUB TOWNHOUSE DEVELOPMENT KEY LARGO, FLORIDA CANDLEWYCK RACQUET CLUB TOWNHOUSE DEVELOPMENT ORLANDO, FLORIDA THE FOREST RECREATION CENTER PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA L B NELSON CORPORATION HOMES DEVELOPMENT PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA CONNELL METCALF & EDDY ARCHITECTURE/ENGINEERING/PLANNING MIAMI, FLORIDA PROJECT DESIGNNER/DESIGN COMMITTEE, 1972 81 -822 _ f t Scbm OF SERVICES COMPREHENSIVE CONSULTATION, PLANNING AND DESIGN SERVICES ARE PROVIDED IN THE DISCIPLINES OF ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE. AND INTERIOR AND GRAPHIC DESIGN. AREAS OF SPECIAL INTEREST INCLUDE HOUSING, PARK AND URBAN DESIGN, AND SOLAR DESIGN AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT. COMPLETED WORK INCLUDES RESIDENTIAL, INSTITUTIONAL, RECREATIONAL AND COMMERCIAL PROJECTS FOR GOVERNMENT, CORPORATE AND INDIVIDUAL CLIENTS, AND FOR ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS AND DEVELOPERS. THESE PROJECTS INVOLVED RESTORATIONS, REHABILITATIONS, ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS AS WELL AS NEW CONSTRUCTION. CLIENTS DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING 8 URBAN DEVELOPMENT DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA D014NTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY MIAMI, FLORIDA CLUB MEDITERRANEE PARADISE ISLAND, BAHAMAS BACARDI IMPORTS INC MIAMI, FLORIDA MARION MANLEY FAIA COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDA DOROTHY MCKENNA AIA MIAMI, FLORIDA ELIZABETH VIRRICK DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA 81 -822 AWARDS & PUBLICATIONS SILVERMAN HOUSE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS PROFESSIONAL AWARDS PROGRAM 1981 NATIONAL MERIT AWARD SILVERMAN HOUSE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MAGAZINE MARCH 1981 SILVERMAN HOUSE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER 1981 FERNANDEZ HOUSE FLORIDA ARCHITECT SPRING 1981 y 51.-822 } LANDSCAPE AACh ITEC" TUBE EL BOSQUE RESORT CLUB DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA CLUB MEDITERRANEE HOLIDAY VILLAGE PARADISE ISLAND, BAHAMAS CLUB MEDITERRANEE HOLIDAY VILLAGE ELEUTHERA, BAHAMAS HOTEL COLON MIAMI, FLORIDA SABAL CHASE PLAZA SHOPPING MALL DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA UNIVERSITY SHOPPES AT INVERRARY SHOPPING CENTER LAUDERHILL, FLORIDA EL SUPER JARDIN NURSERY SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO LAFAYETTE CONDOMINIUM TOWNHOUSES CORAL SPRINGS, FLORIDA LA CIBELES APARTMENT BUILDING MIAMI, FLORIDA WYNNWOOD AT KENDALL RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA LA JOLLA RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA MONTANER RESIDENCE CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA LABRADA RESIDENCE STAR ISLAND, M'IAMI BEACH, FLORIDA SILVERMAN RESIDENCE COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDA GOMEZ DEL CAMPO BACARDI RESIDENCE LYFORD CAY, BAHAMAS PORTAL RESIDENCE MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA -�822 r