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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSubmittal-Commissioner Carollo-Institute of Contemporary Art MiamiSubmitted into the public record for on City Clerk 'i w A .� ¢„t__ ` 1f' � y�-M r.�r.pl►"M'F'"''„�y�w. sY 1 IL MIAMI i; w 15 -004061u -Submittal -Commissioner Carollo-Institute of Contemporary Art Miami 15-00406zc j'4 Submitted into the public record for item(s) P�—,i2. P'?-' ,'.3 on ' S I jt5 -. City Clerk I \The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami is a leader art world, in the and unites people of all ages and backgrounds through its innovative exhibitions and programming initiatives . / I Submitted into the public record for item(s) a.)� Pte• 1 � on t n City Clerk ICA MIAMI'S COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS ICA Miami believes that contemporary art can empower and inform our youth. The museum's renowned outreach program — in which artist - educators impart dedicated curriculums to underserved youth throughout the Miami region — builds self-esteem and critical thinking skills via access to the most innovative contemporary art. Curricula provide general art knowledge to enable the exploration of ICA's experimental exhibitions. ICA Miami's instructors engage with some 20 regional organizations and schools through offsite classes and workshops, educational trips and special on-site activities. ICA Miami Outreach Program participant painting a collaborative mural at on of our partner locations. a--ir Now ft YOUNG ARTIST INITIATIVE AND TEEN PROGRAMS ICA Miami provides a unique service in the Miami region and internationally for its focus on cultivating advanced literacy among teenagers and adults. Classes are led primarily by artist -educators who develop curricula that write the history of contemporary art. ICA Miami's collection and programs provide a foundation for classroom activity and a learning tool. Programs aim to increase literacy and understanding of contemporary art, and facilitate experimental methods of creating and interpreting works of art. ICA Miami's Young Artists Initiative is a selective arts program for young artists (ages 13-17) in which students learn to perceptively view art, develop critical thinking skills, publicly communicate ideas about art and have the unique opportunity to engage and learn from the museum's exhibiting artists. Students have the opportunity to participate in art history classes, interact with exhibiting artists, visit collections and artist studios, develop an online forum to discuss contemporary art concepts and exhibit work. Annual summer programs include an intensive artist - in -residence program and a trip to a culturally rich city in the U.S. to meet with recognized artists, visit museums, collections and university arts programs. Submitted into the public record for item(s) ?'Z- 17 : DL_. I 'b on City Clerk ICA Miami Young Artists Initiative student exploring an assume vivid astro focus installation. ICA Miami's education and community-based initiatives provide year-round programming for over 500 students at various partner organizations throughout Miami -Dade county. ICA Miami partner organizations include: Detention Center for juvenile justice, Hands 2 Help, Urgent Inc., Breakthrough Miami, Girl Power, Lotus House, Citrus Health, South Florida Cares, Young Women's Prep and Honeyshine, among others. Submitted into the public record for item(s) L, M 122 on City Clerk Submitted into the public i. record for item(s) on City Clerk K. F tot') ►J A&V COW 9F 0. AJ�L,' INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM - MIAMI 61 N. E. 41st STREET MIAMI, FL 33137 06/17/2015 Submitted into the ouhlic record for itenlls Ufa; vz,r3 on _, City Clerk DESIGN ARCHITECT... 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PLANT LIST Zoning District: 1 13-L INet Lot Area: 0_64 (acres) 1 28.083 (square feet) KEY PLANT NAME IQTY. JUT. ISIZE Trees and Bamboo OPEN SPACE REQUIRED PROVIDED A. Square feel of open space required by Miami 21, as indicated on site plan: Net Lot area =1 28,083 square feet x 25 % = 7,021 square rest 7,021 1,016 B. Square feet of parking lot open space required by Article 9, as indicated on site plan: Number of parking spaces 1 0 Ix 10 square feet per parking space = ea. 16' tall x & spread, 4" DBH QUVI Quercus virgin -an- Live Oak C. jTot2l square feet of landscaped open space required: A+B= 7,021 1,016 LAWN AREA CALCULATION REQUIRED PROVIDED A. 7,021 Total square feet of landscape open space required by Miami 21 7,021 POMA Podocarpus macrophyllus ..Maki Yew B. Maximum lawn area (sod) permitted 120 % =1 1,404 Isquare fee[ 1,404 1,000 TREES REQUIRED PROVIDED A. The number oftress required per net lot acre, less exist. number of trees meeting min. — 122 trees x 0.64 net lot acres - number of existing trees 15 11 B. % Palms allowed: Number of trees provided x 30% 4 0 C. % Natives required: Number of trees provided x 30% 5 21 D. % drought tolerant and low maintenance: Number of trees provided x 20% 3 21 E Street trees (max. average spacing of 30' o.c.): 275 1 linear feet along street / 30 = 1010 Shredded Maleluca Mulch % palms permitted to count towards treat trees in 1:1 basis x 30% 3 0 F. Street trees located directly beneath power lines: (max. average spacing 25' o.c.): 0linear feet along street / 25 = 0 SHRUBS REQUIRED PROVIDED A. Number of shrubs required: Number of trees required x 10 = 250 330 B. %Number of shrubs required: Number of shrubs provided x 30% = 751 330 C. % Drought tolerant and low maintenance required: Number of shrubs provided x 20% = 75 330 OLANDSCAPE SITE PLAN Estudio Aranguren L Ganegos Arquxectos PLANT LIST KEY PLANT NAME IQTY. JUT. ISIZE Trees and Bamboo BACH Bambusa chungii ..Tropical Blue Bamboo 30 ea. 18'-18' tall overall, 5-6 culms per clump COER Conocarpus erectus ..Green Buttonwood 17 ea. 16' tall x & spread, 4" DBH QUVI Quercus virgin -an- Live Oak 4 ea. 20'tall x 9 spread, 6" DBH Shrubs MISC Microsorum scolopendria ..Wart Fern 900 ea. 12" x 1T, full, instal 12" o.c_ POMA Podocarpus macrophyllus ..Maki Yew 60 as. 9 tall x 30' spread, full to ground, intsll 30" o.c. PSBA Psychotda nerwsa .. Wild Coffee 270 ea. 24" x 24", install 24" o.c. Other sod St. Augustine'Floratani as req. s.f. solid sod Planting Soil 80% Silica Sand 20% Everglades Muck as req. c.y. Shredded Maleluca Mulch as req. e.y. OLANDSCAPE SITE PLAN Estudio Aranguren L Ganegos Arquxectos Submitted into the public record foritem(s) Pt -17 PZi3 on I <. City Clerk Fst,dio nrangurer, a Gallegos Arguitectos FRONT FAQADE III NewTimes Submitted into the public record for item(s) Q3;_121 P��3 on City CIQr k. BEST OF MIAMI 2015BEST ART MUSEUM BY MIAMI NEW TIMES STAFF MONDAY, JUNE 15, 2015 1 1 DAY AGO Photo by Chris Carter Grab your plutonium, rev that engine to 88 mph, and hang on tight: Best of Miami 2015 is almost here! Here's a preview of one of the winners, but check out the entire issue when it hits miamnewstimes.eom/bestof tomorrow and newsstands Thursday, June 18. Institute of Contemporary Art 4040 NE Second Ave. Miami 33137 305-901-5272 icamiami.org Last year's public feud between the City of North Miami and the board of its Museum of Contemporary Art got ugly. But at least it had a happy ending: the addition of the Institute of Contemporary Art to Miami's ever -evolving art scene. Founded by former MOCA board members and staff, the ICA opened with a bang during Art Basel 2014, showcasing the politically charged works of New York artist Andra Ursuta alongside an immersive installation, Sanatorium, for which Mexican artist Pedro Reyes trained local volunteers to offer free "therapy" to museum visitors. Participants engaged in everything from theater warm-up exercises to hypnosis, creating one of the most unforgettable events to take place during Miami Art Week last year. The ICA also showed off its commitment to Miami by opening its exhibitions to area schoolchildren before the general public. And all of this went down at the Moore Building in the Design District, an area that in recent years has been better known for designer shopping than boundary -pushing art. Oh, and did we mention admission is free? Submitted into the public record for item(s) - 1119t. on 2S 1 City Clerk Submitted into the public record for item(s) on City Clerk 1) Charles Drew Elementary School - "I Have A Dream" Program. The Braman and Scharlin families sponsored a class of 118 first grade students - providing them with the opportunity to attend college. This was a "long term program of monitoring, tutoring, and life skills enrichment.", which provided free college education for 67 students. Honored by the School Board of Miami -Dade County, Florida Resolution No. 04-12 February 11, 2004. IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. 2) Braman Technology School. For future mechanics in conjunction with Miami- Dade County Schools. Free 18 month program for inner city high school graduates who are able to earn while learning. All students have found well paying positions. Program is now in its 3rd class. IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. 3) Linda Fenner 3D Mobile Mammography Center. Provides 3D Mammogram for any woman who needs one, who lacks health insurance, and has limited options. Mobile Center travels directly into areas in need. ACTIVE IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. 4) Lotus House - Overtown. Dedicated to improving the lives of homeless women, youth and children. Provides sanctuary, support, education, tools and resources to empower them to heal, learn, grow. IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. 5) Camillus House, Miami. Provides humanitarian services to the indigent and homeless population of Miami Dade County. IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. 6) Teach for America. Provides teacher to effect change in underfunded urban schools. ACTIVE IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. 7) Miami Dade College Hospitality Institute. To improve the quality of life in underprivileged and inner city areas within Miami through workforce training and gain for employment. IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. 8) The Seed School of Miami. A boarding program, for students affected by poverty, which provides a rigorous academic program for college. Program provides students wraparound services including healthy meals, academic services, character development, college counseling etc. FOR MANY STUDENTS IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. 9) Breakthrough Miami. 8 year, tuition free academic program provided to motivate middle school students from underserved communities. ACTIVE IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. 10) Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts. IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. 11) Overtown Youth Center / Mourning Family Foundation. Provides a multitude of opportunities to enhance the lives of children and families in South Florida through education, enrichment and advocacy. IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. 12) Miami Light House For the Blind. IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. Submitted into the public record for item(s) PZ, 12-, p -L 1'?, on f : City Clerk 13) Project Medishare for Haiti. Dedicated to providing comprehensive health and development services in Haiti. 14) The Council for Educational Change. Uses Leadership to improve student achievement and address critical education issues. ACTIVE IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. 15) 5000 Role Models of Excellence Program. A dropout prevention program for boys in Miami -Dade County Public Schools. In 2004 Norman Braman named one of the 5000 Role Models for Excellence by Senator (now Congresswoman) Frederica Wilson. ACTIVE IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. Submitted into the public record for item(s) • 12. p� 13 on (� ZS I ) City Clerk Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami I \ / I COMMUNITY OUTREACH & EDUCATION PLAN 2015-2016 Submitted into the public record for item(s) 172,1 Z, 9--? . ►'3 onS City Clerk INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART, MIAMI MISSION STATEMENT The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA Miami), is dedicated to promoting the work of contemporary artists, and to the exchange of art and ideas throughout the Miami region and internationally. Through an energetic calendar of exhibitions and programs, and its collections, ICA Miami provides an international platform for the work of established and emerging artists, and advances the public appreciation and understanding of the most innovative and experimental art of our time. The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami is a leader in the art world, and unites people of all ages and backgrounds through its innovative exhibitions and programming initiatives. The museum is deeply committed to providing open, public access to artistic excellence by offering year-round free admission. In 2015, the Knight Foundation awarded the museum $5 million to support exhibitions of experimental contemporary art in perpetuity. Established by the Board of Trustees and former staff from the Museum of Contemporary Art, ICA Miami recently opened its temporary museum galleries in the historic Moore Building, and will open its new, permanent home in the Design District in December 2016. Submitted into the public record for items) E 3 ,12 p , 13 on (rill S City Clerk ICA MIAMI COMMUNITY OUTREACH & EDUCATION VISION STATEMENT ICA Miami believes contemporary art can be a catalyst for developing critical thinking skills in diverse audiences. The goal of ICA Miami's Education & Outreach initiatives is to offer inter -disciplinary curriculums that focus on the exchange of art and ideas. TEEN PROGRAMS Submitted into the public record for item(s) .,12_ � 1?1- on City Clerk - YOUNG ARTISTS INITIATIVE - ICA Miami's Young Artists Initiative is an application based arts program for young artists (9th -12th grade) in which students learn to perceptively view art, develop critical thinking skills, publicly share their ideas about art and have the unique opportunity to engage and learn from the museum's exhibiting artists. ICA works with students from the Design and Architecture Senior High School, Miami Arts Charter, Edison Senior High School, New World High School, Miami Country Day and Young Women's Preparatory. The pilot program which began in January 2015 has 20 students enrolled and will grow to approximately 50 students next year. Goals -- Teens will have increase knowledge of contemporary art and develop critical thinking skills through active engagement with artists. How toartici ap to -- Open to interested 9th through 12th grade students who must submit a one-page application including a narrative as to why he or she wants to participate, a letter of recommendation from a school official and pay the $15 application fee. Students who demonstrate a financial need will have the application fee waived. Other than application fee, program is provided at no cost. Timeframe -- Program held at ICA, October - May - YOUNG ARTISTS INITATIVE: SUMMER SESSION - The Young Artists Initiative: Summer Session brings leading artists to the museum for a residency program that focuses on introducing teen participants to new technologies used in contemporary art such as coding, design and digital media. YAI: Summer Session concludes with the development of an interactive, collaborative project that allows audiences to interact with the project in a public place. Goals -- Participants will learn new ways to experiment with and incorporate new media and technology into their work. How to participate -- Open to approximately 25-30 9th through 12 graders participating in programs with ICAs outreach partners and any other interested teen who applies for the program. Program will be provided free to participants. Timeframe -- 3 -week summer program - ICAZINE - Students develop an online forum to discuss contemporary art concepts, current exhibitions, student artwork and generate special online exhibitions curated by student participants. Goals -- Engage teens in contemporary arts community by providing forum where students can express their ideas. How toartici ap to -- Open to students participating in Young Artists Initiative Timeframe -- Program held at ICA, October - May FAMILY PROGRAMS - ICA FAMILY DAY! - Submitted into the putilic record for it m(s) on City Clerk ICA Miami presents family programs during each exhibition that will provide families the opportunity to interact with local contemporary artists through hands on activities scheduled throughout the day. ICA offers collaborative workshops with artists, hands on art making activities, storytelling presentations on contemporary art and performances in partnership with local organizations. ICA has offered two family days events to date on March 14 and June 6, 2015 and have served over 200 children and adults. Goal -- Provide programming specifically for families so that they may have a better understanding of contemporary art in order to actively engage in ICNs exhibitions. How to artici ate -- ICA Family Day will be free and open to the public. Timeframe -- Offered three times during each exhibition. COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS Submitted into the public record for items) — OFFSITE OUTREACH PROGRAMS — on 1 _ City Clerk ICAs Community Outreach programs present the diverse works of contemporary artists to under -resourced youths and young adults in the Miami region. Through a series of pilot programs conducted in partnership with Miami -Dade public schools and local community organizations, our curriculums aim to improve technological and media literacy, while empowering the social, cultural and gender -specific identities of participants. ICA has provided over 80 workshops with our partner organizations also adding up to 5 new partners each year. Parter organizations • Breakthrough Miami serving approximately 25 students annually • Citrus Health serving approximately 25 teen girls annually • Department of Juvenile Justice serving approximately 40 teen girls annually • Girl Power serving approximately 35 teen girls annually • Hands 2 Help serving approximately 25 students annually • Lotus House Women's Shelter serving approximately 35 women and children annually • South Florida Cares @ Horace Mann Middle School serving approximatley 20 students annually • South Florida Cares @ Williams Park serving approximately 35 students annually • Urgent Inc. serving approximatley 50 students annually • Young Women's Preparatory Academy serving approximately 40 students annually Curriculum will be developed as six independent workshops, which will culminate in a final group project to be presented at the partner organization. ICA will also provide transportation for each partner organization to tour its current exhibition. Goals -- Offer underserved youth a safe space in which to creatively question, express and empower their shifting identities while increasing their comprehension of new media and technology through connections with contemporary art. How to .participate -- ICA reachs out to work with local organizations and schools who work with underserved youth with little to no access to contemporary art to develop an ongoing partnership. Program is provided at no cost. Time frame -- Sessions will be developed with partners in a six workshop series offered during the course of each exhibition at ICA. — IMMERSIVE YOUTH TOURS — ICA Miami provides local schools and summer camps (over 30 participating schools and camps, serving 700+ students ages 5-18) with field trips to the museum to experience cutting edge contemporary art. Field trips include transportation, tour of each exhibition on view, and a hands on activity. Goal -- Build empathy and critical thinking skills, spark interest in content, empower youth and change their perspective. How toartici ap to -- ICA reachs out to work with local organizations and schools who work with underserved youth with little to no access to contemporary art to develop an ongoing partnership. Program is provided at no cost. Timeframe -- Summer 2015