Minutes
Estacada Arts Commission
Wednesday, May 1, 2002
Present:
Commissioners Jane Reid, Katinka Bryk, Norma Piper and Gloria Polzin;
applicant Jami Berry; guests Jane Troeh and Nina Hamilton.
Meeting called to order at 7:02; minutes of
4/03/02 meeting read and approved as corrected.
Old Business:
Banners Update. Two designs for street
banners were presented by Jane. Tom
Spradlin of Innovative Graphx Solutions in Gresham will produce the reusable
banners at cost. This company has been wonderful to work with.
Spring Arts and Lectures
Update.
Attendance was small at two events and because of this we may reconsider
using the Chautauqua program. Publicity
was discussed; need for more obvious event signage was noted. This will be revisited.
Summer Celebration
Update. Next subcommittee
meeting at Pipers’ May 8, 7:00. Jane
will email about this.
Outreach Update. Dianna Turk of
Estacada Parks and Recreation has said that the idea of the pocket park has
been dropped at this time because of concentration on the pond park and the
timber park.
Co-op Gallery Update. Although this is not a
function of the Arts Commission, the Commission does serve as
encouragement. There is a meeting about
the Gallery on Monday morning, and a name has been proposed: The Spiral Gallery. Gallery space continues to be in question.
Arts Commission
Brochure Update.
70% finished; Jami is working on it.
Grant Writing
Update. Jane and Katinka, with Norma, have written and submitted a grant
application to the National Endowment of the Arts for the 2003 Summer
Celebration. The OAC will not fund a
third year, as it does not support the same program for more than two
years. We will hear back from the NEA in
the fall.
Public Art
Policy. No action.
Clackamas County Arts
Action Alliance Services. Cheryl Snow is available to revisit the EAC
as consultant and will be asked if she can attend in September.
New Business:
Policy for New
Commsion Members. Commissioners to review handout, “Sample Board Member Agreement,”
and to return with ideas to next meeting.
Auditorium
Committee. Because the Jr. High School auditorium is being seismically
upgraded as part of the school bond, the committee has restarted its
efforts. The Commission will contact
Bill Flood of the OAC to ask about technical assistance for facilities
development in rural communities. The Auditorium Committee has also asked the
EAC to consider events to increase community awareness and raise funds for the
new facility. Suggestions made were Do
Jump Theater, the Oregon Symphony, Pacific Crest Wind Ensemble, Tom Grant.
Possible performance venues that could be used while the auditorium is being
remodeled were discussed.
Display of Work by
Local Artists.
Brenda Crosby of Cascade Utilities has asked local artists to display
work in the new C.U. facility on a rotating basis. Norma will ask about
insurance coverage and jurying. The idea
of an Estacada studio tour was also discussed.
New Commission Member. Jami Berry was introduced
as applicant for a position on the Commission.
Respectfully submitted,
Norma Piper, Acting Secretary