MEETING OF THE ARTS COMMISSION
Monday, March 1, 2021
2:00 p.m.
Remote Meeting via video and teleconferencing

Minutes 

President Ordeñana called the meeting to order at 2:03 p.m.

President Ordeñana announced that the following commissioners had been reappointed: Askew, Shiota, and Schnair.

1. Roll Call
   
   Commissioners Present
   Roberto Ordeñana, President
   Janine Shiota, Vice President
   Yakuh Askew
   JD Beltran
   Charles Collins
   Suzanne Ferras
   Mary Jung
   Dorka Keehn
   Nabiel Musleh
   Linda Parker Pennington
   Abby Sadin Schnair
   Marcus Shelby
   Kimberlee Stryker
   Debra Walker
   Paul Woolford
   Joel Koppel, ex officio
   
   Staff Present:
   Ralph Remington, Director of Cultural Affairs
   Joanne Lee, Deputy Director of Programs
   Alyssa Ventre, Commission Secretary
   
   President Ordeñana announced the virtual meeting instructions.
   
   Commissioner Shelby joined the meeting at 2:06 p.m.
   
   Commissioner Musleh joined the meeting at 2:08 p.m.
   
   Commission Secretary Alyssa Ventre announced public comment instructions.
   
    
2. Approval of Minutes
   Commissioner Shiota, seconded by Commissioner Stryker moved to approve the February 1, 2021 minutes.
   
   There was no public comment.
   
   The motion unanimously carried by the following vote:
   Ayes: Ordeñana, Shiota, Askew, Collins, Ferras, Jung, Keehn, Musleh, Parker Pennington, Schnair, Shelby, Stryker, Walker, Woolford
   
   RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-036:Motion to approve the February 1, 2021 minutes.
    
    
3. General Public Comment 
   
   There was no public comment.
    
    
4. Director’s Report
   President Ordeñana announced Commissioner Keehn’s transition to step down from the Arts Commission after 11 years of service. He said that he is grateful for her commitment to public art. He congratulated her for upholding best practices in public art, her creativity, and her many accomplishments in the Bay Area. He noted that she served on many public art review panels and also is a founding Board Member of ArtCare. He shared that San Francisco has benefited over these years from her dedication, passion and her keen curatorial eye.
   
   Commissioner Keehn thanked President Ordenana for his words. She said that she notified the Mayor’s Office that she was not seeking reappointment. She said that the last decade of service was rewarding but she decided to give others an opportunity to lead. She said she is proud of the work the Commission has done and she is grateful to the staff who brought incredible new work and innovative art. She shared her experiences working with the Civic Design Review Committee and the Visual Arts Committee. She said that she was grateful to expand opportunities for women and people of color to express themselves. She said that change is never smooth and she hopes the commission will continue to push boundaries and continue their efforts to create affordable housing for artists.
   
   Commissioner Beltran joined the meeting at 2:29 p.m.
   
   Commissioners expressed their gratitude and thanks to Commissioner Keehn for her work on the Commission. They noted that she was a champion for women and a strong example of what women can do. They said that they appreciated her commitment and service to San Francisco and recognized her extensive knowledge of the public art field, her drive, leadership and vision.
   
   President Ordeñana asked Commissioner Schnair to speak about her reappointment. Commissioner Schnair said the Mayor’s Office asked her to reconsider and she was happy for the opportunity. She said she was excited to help the agency’s work move forward and for Director Remington’s leadership.
   
   Director Remington said he is looking forward to working with Commissioner Keehn in a different capacity.  He thanked her for her contribution to the Commission, to the City and for laying the groundwork for future agency work.  
   
   Director Remington announced the following updates: the Form 700 deadline is set for April 1, 2021, Jock McDonald’s We the People will finally be projected on the façade of City Hall, Vallie Brown has been hired as the Director of Grants for the Arts, the Monuments and Memorials Advisory Committee application deadline was extended to March 17, he met with ArtCare who asked staff to provide a wish list of agency priorities and reported that grant panel season had begun.
   
   He also reported the Mayor announced reinvesting funds from the City’s law enforcement budgets into the African American community. He highlighted The Dream Keeper Initiative. He said that the agency is honored to be entrusted with stewarding $2.1M in funds to Black artists and organizations through the Community Investments program. He went on to describe the many city partners helping to deploy these funds.
   
   He also shared the recent news that Mayor London Breed proposed to give one-time support of $16.3 million to the arts that would back fill the shortfall in the hotel tax revenue. Commissioner Walker was featured in the article and he thanked her for advocating for support of the arts community.
   
   Director Remington also congratulated Sanaz Mazinani for her tile mosaic mural at the new Golden Gate Park Tennis Center and thanked Aleta Lee for managing the project.
   
   He said that the next agenda item is an update from Deputy Director Lee on recovery and response efforts.
   
   Public comment:
   Jill Manton thanked Commissioner Keehn for the working relationship they shared for the last 15 years. She said the success of the public art program is attributed to Commissioner Keehn’s success. She said she values Commissioner Keehn’s commitment and considers her a role model. She thanked her for her service.
   
   Susan Pontious thanked Commissioner Keehn on behalf of public art staff for her leadership and support. She said that her boldness has allowed for the staff to take on more types of projects and to take risks. She noted many of Commissioner Keehn’s accomplishments in the last decade.
    
5. COVID Response Update
   Deputy Director Joanne Lee presented a summary of recovery and response efforts that have supported the arts though the past year. She explained that the Arts and Artists Relief Fund distributed $2.75 million of emergency grants and that we distributed $4.6 million of the Cultural Equity Grants to organizations and individuals. She recognized the cultural centers for pivoting their programing to respond to community needs. She highlighted a response from the SFAC Galleries which was a poster series titled Heroes, San Francisco Thanks Frontline Healthcare Workers. She said the agency participated in the Mayor’s Economic Recovery Taskforce and described the recommendations from the four working groups. She also highlighted other city agency initiatives including San Francisco Creative Corps pilot program, commissioned public health themed murals, arts education at the Community Learning Hubs. She added that the COVID Command Center supported an Artists in Residence Program and a new mural commissioned by Elizabeth Blancas in Clarion Alley,
   
   She described the Arts Impact Endowment grants. She also gave a summary of possible upcoming opportunities for artists to participate in future economic recovery efforts. 
   
   Commissioner Ordeñana thanked Deputy Director Lee for her presentation. He acknowledged the incredible work and partnerships over the last year. He also thanked staff for their work on the initiatives.
   
   Commissioners discussed the response and recovery efforts. They agreed that it is clear that staff and leadership pivoted to help guide the emergency funds and to help arts organizations and artists recover. They appreciated work that the staff were able to accomplish and noted that there was still a lot of work to be done.
   
   President Ordeñana left the meeting at 3:17 p.m.
   
   There is no public comment.
    
6. Committee Reports and Committee Matters
   1. Civic Design Review Committee
      
      Commissioner Stryker reported that the committee met in February to review the following projects including Muni Metro East Expansion Project, Bay corridor transmission and Distribution Project and Herz Playground Recreation Center Project, and the Southeast Treatment Plant Bio solids Digester Facilities Project.
      
      There was no public comment.
       
   2. Visual Arts Committee
      
      Commissioner Ferras reported on the 2021 Art on Market Street Poster Series and shared images of Katie Dorame’s We are, We were, We will Be series. She also shared images of the proposed mural by Owen Smith at the Rossi Pool Recreation Center.
      
      There was no public comment.
      
      Commissioner Keehn left the meeting at 3:29 p.m.
       
   3. Executive Committee Report
      
      Vice President Shiota reported that Director Remington discussed budget updates at the last meeting. She noted that there were two items on the consent calendar: special project grants and grant review panelists for 2021-2023. She also announced there was a racial equity update from Senior Racial Equity & Policy Analyst Sandra Panopio, who will update the full Commission quarterly.
      
      This was no public comment.
       
6. Consent Calendar
   
   Vice President Shiota introduced the consent calendar items.
   
   Commissioner Beltran, seconded by Commissioner Walker moved to approve the consent calendar items, as presented.
   
   There was no public comment.
   
   The motion carried unanimously by the following vote:
   Ayes: Shiota, Askew, Beltran, Collins, Ferras, Jung, Musleh, Parker Pennington, Schnair, Shelby, Styrker, Walker, Woolford.
   
   RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-037:
   Approval: RESOLVED, that this Commission does hereby adopt the following items on the Consent Calendar and their related Resolutions:
   1. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-038: Motion to approve the Civic Design Review Committee Meeting Minutes of February 8, 2021.
   2. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-039: Motion to approve the Executive Committee Meeting Minutes of February 22, 2021.
   3. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-040: Motion to approve the Visual Arts Committee Meeting Minutes of February 17, 2021.

Civic Design Review Committee Recommendations (February 8, 2021)

4. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-041: Motion to approve Phase 1 of the Muni Metro East Expansion Project with a comment to study the geometry of the angle of the awning and that the commissioners agreed with adding more color to the site.
5. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-042: Motion to approve Phase 3 of the Bay Corridor Transmission and Distribution Project as presented.
6. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-043: Motion to approve Phase 1 of the Herz Playground Recreation Center Project with the following contingencies: to study the possibility of simplifying the materials that transition between the building and structure relationships, to look at increasing transparency at the entry at Hahn St, to look at the scale of tile, and to redo the tree spacing patterns.  
7. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-044: Motion to approve Phase 3 of the Southeast Treatment Plant Biosolids Digester Facilities Project with a contingency that the fence be set aside and come back for review when they team is ready.

Community Investments Committee Recommendations (January 13, 2021)

8. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-045: Motion to approve the following panelists to serve, as selected by staff, on SFAC review panels for the 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 fiscal years:
   
   Adam Morris, Academic/Educator
   Afshan Tania D'souza-Lodhi, Arts Administrator
   Alexander Benjamin Craghead, Academic/Educator
   Alexandra Kostoulas, Arts Administrator
   Alma Herrera-Pazmino, Arts Administrator
   Amanda Andrei, Practicing Artist
   Amanda Bornstein, Arts Supporter/Enthusiast
   Amanda Hughen, Practicing Artist
   Amy l Berk, Academic/Educator
   Anastasia Herold, Arts Administrator
   Andrew Nelson An Westover, Academic/Educator
   Angela Newsham, Practicing Artist
   Aprill Lacey, Arts Administrator
   Ariana Martinez, Academic/Educator
   Audrey Thao Berger, Arts Administrator
   Bhumi Patel, Academic/Educator
   Brandi Mack, Academic/Educator
   Brenden Darby, Academic/Educator
   Brennan James DeFrisco, Academic/Educator
   Bridget Palmer, Academic/Educator
   Bruce Baker, Arts Administrator
   Brynn Hurlstone, Academic/Educator
   Catherine Lipsetz Dauer, Arts Supporter/Enthusiast
   Cathy Lu, Practicing Artist
   Crystal Elekwachi, Practicing Artist
   Cesar Cadabes, Practicing Artist
   Danica Sachs, Arts Administrator
   Daria Kaufman, Practicing Artist
   David Herrera, Arts Administrator
   David Lee-Burleigh, Practicing Artist
   Denise Pate, Cultural Worker
   Dianne Griffin, Practicing Artist
   Duygu Gun, Arts Administrator
   Earl Marciano Walls, Academic/Educator
   Elizabeth Harvey, Arts Administrator
   Elyse Mar, Practicing Artist
   Emily Aldama, Academic/Educator
   Emma Crane Jaster, Academic/Educator
   Erina Alej, Academic/Educator
   Ethen Wood, Academic/Educator
   Evelyn Orantes, Arts Administrator
   Frederick Alvarado, Academic/Educator
   Gabriel Christian DeLeon, Practicing Artist
   Henry Pacheco, Practicing Artist
   Imani Sims, Arts Administrator
   Jackson Cooper, Arts Administrator
   James Kass, Academic/Educator
   Janani Ramachandran, Practicing Artist
   Jasmine L. Blanks Jones, Academic/Educator
   Jennifer Ewing, Academic/Educator
   Jennifer Wells Starkweather, Academic/Educator
   Jordan Wilson-Dalzell, Practicing Artist
   Jorge Antonio Ortega, Practicing Artist
   Joseph Copley-Venturo Diaz, Arts Administrator
   Karla Brundage, Academic/Educator
   Katherine Robles-Ayala, Practicing Artist
   Kathryn Frances Pfaff, Arts Administrator
   Kathy Chu, Arts Supporter/Enthusiast
   Kay E Anderson, Academic/Educator
   Kelly Lynn Falzone Inouye, Practicing Artist
   Kimberly Shuck, Practicing Artist
   Kyle Casey Chu, Practicing Artist
   Laura Gabriela Amador, Academic/Educator
   Leilani Salvador, Academic/Educator
   Lisa Lui, Arts Administrator
   Maeve Altas Sullivan, Arts Administrator
   Maeven McGovern, Academic/Educator
   MalikHeru Jawanza Seneferu, Practicing Artist
   Mary Carbonara, Academic/Educator
   Maxim Khusid, Arts Supporter/Enthusiast
   Megan Lowe, Academic/Educator
   Melvign Badiola, Practicing Artist
   Michal Jones, Academic/Educator
   Monica Eo'Mailani Flores, Arts Administrator
   Nalini Elias, Arts Administrator
   Nancy Taylor, Academic/Educator
   Nanette Cooper-McGuinness, Academic/Educator
   Nepunnee Birondo, Arts Supporter/Enthusiast
   Nicole Lavay-Mullenix, Academic/Educator
   Nikoo Mamdoohi, Practicing Artist
   Patricia Ann Zamora, Academic/Educator
   Patrick Ohslund, Academic/Educator
   Paul Stojsavljevic-Flores, Academic/Educator
   Peter Belkin, Academic/Educator
   PJ Gubatina Policarpio, Academic/Educator
   Ploy Pirapokin, Academic/Educator
   Preeti Vangani, Academic/Educator
   Prishni I. Murillo, Arts Supporter/Enthusiast
   Ramon Silvestre, Academic/Educator
   Raphael Vincent Noz, Academic/Educator
   Reginald Edmonds, Arts Administrator
   Roberta D'Alois, Arts Administrator
   Rodney E. Jackson Jr., Arts Administrator
   Ryan Anthony Martinez, Academic/Educator
   Sandy Vázquez, Academic/Educator
   Sarah Maloney, Academic/Educator
   Shannon Price, Academic/Educator
   Shawn Rosenmoss, Practicing Artist
   Sheba Aaberg, Academic/Educator
   Shoresh Alaudini, Academic/Educator
   Steven Clark Loscutoff, Arts Administrator
   Steven Vasquez Lopez, Academic/Educator
   Syd Staiti, Arts Administrator
   Taiwo Okunola Afolab, Academic/Educator
   Teresa L Concepcion, Arts Administrator
   Thomas Wade McClai, Arts Supporter/Enthusiast
   Tiffany Minaret Sakato, Arts Administrator
   Toby Klayman, Academic/Educator
   Torange Yeghiazarian, Practicing Artist
   Tracy T Brown, Academic/Educator
   Trella Walker, Arts Supporter/Enthusiast
   Ty Mckenzie, Arts Administrator
   Vanessa Ramos, Arts Administrator
   Victoria Araiza, Academic/Educator
   Winifred Ruth Day, Arts Administrator
   Zachary Kopciak, Academic/Educator.

Executive Committee Recommendations (February 22, 2021)

9. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-046: Motion to to approve motion to approve recommendations to award two (2) Special Project Grants, funded by District Supervisor Add-Backs to the following organizations and to authorize the Director of Cultural Affairs to enter into grant agreements with each organization for amounts not to exceed the following at this time:

District 5 – African American Art and Culture Complex, $27,500 to support mini-grants for performing artist and musicians.

District 9 – Horizons Unlimited, $25,795 to support artworks memorializing police violence against people of color.

10. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-047: Motion to approve the following panelists to serve, as selected by staff, on SFAC review panels for the 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 fiscal years:
    
    Amanda Bornstein (Community Vision)
    Amy Haven
    Anna Landa
    Andre Jones
    Arturo Mendez-Reyes
    Bhumi Patel (Shawl-Anderson Dance Center)
    Bruce Baker (Idris Ackamoor and Cultural Odyssey)
    Cindy Wu
    ​Cristina Carpio
    Diego Gómez
    Eileen Nagle
    Erina Alejo (Filipino-American Development Foundation)
    Grendl Löfkvist Moseley
    Hillary Good
    Hoi Yiu Leung
    Imani Sims (RADAR Productions)
    Jasmine L. Blanks Jones (B4 Youth Theatre)
    Jennifer Anne Chu
    Jill Fantauzza
    Joanne Kreiter (Flyaway Productions)
    Jordan Gash
    Jordan Gray
    Jose Alexandro Brunner
    Josyli Anne Ladia
    Ka Yan Cheung-Miaw
    Karla Brundage (826 Valencia)
    Kathleen Brown
    Kathryn Frances Pfaff (Alonzo King LINES Ballet)
    Kevin M. Smokler
    Lamont Snaer
    Lawrence Lindell Martin Jr
    Maeve Altas Sullivan (Alonzo King LINES Ballet)
    Mary Ruth Ladd
    Matt Silady
    Michael Phelan
    Michella Rivera-Gravage
    Muriel Leung
    Omer Shapira
    Osman Koc
    Rodrigo Ehecatl Duran
    Sheeka Arbuthnot
    Sofya Yuditskaya
    Sophia Asia Gunther
    Storm Miguel Florez
    Tyler Freeman
    Vera Hannush
    Victoria Alese Osborn
    Wahab Algarmi
    Winifred Ruth Day (City of Richmond)

Visual Arts Committee Recommendations (February 17, 2021)

11. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-048: Motion to to approve The Black Panther, a mural design by artist Illuminaries Group (Tim Hon). The mural will be installed on the building at 4346 Third St. The painted mural will measure approximately 40 ft. by 12 ft. The project is funded by the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development. The painted mural will not become part of the Civic Art Collection. 
12. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-049: Motion to approve the mural designs by Vanessa Lim, Seibot, Crystal Vielula, and Elizabeth McConaughy-Oliver. These murals will be temporarily installed on K-Rails located on multiple blocks in the Tenderloin. The project is partially funded by the Joint Information Center at San Francisco's COVID Command Center and produced by the Tenderloin Community Benefit District.
13. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-050: Motion to authorize the Director of Cultural Affairs to increase Carlson Arts LLC’s contract from $499,342.43 to an amount not to exceed $504,517.43 (an increase of $5,175.00) for the Central Subway Yerba Buena Moscone Station Public Art Project. The increase will cover fabrication of a metal strip that will protect the exposed glass edge from potential damage.
14. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-051: Motion to approve the temporary installation proposals by Mabel Jimenez and Paola De La sponsored by Calle 24, a community benefit organization. The artworks will be installed in the Mission District within the Latino Cultural Corridor for a duration of approximately two months commencing March 1, 2021 through May 2021. The exhibition may be extended at the discretion of the project sponsor and private property owner.
     
15. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-052: Motion to authorize the Director of Cultural Affairs to increase the contract with artist Michael Bartalos, for design, fabrication, and consultation during installation of an artist designed fence and gate panels for the Ambulance Deployment Facility from $327,500 to an amount not to exceed $368,009 (an increase of $40,509) for additional artwork engineering, design and increased costs of steel. Contract originally authorized under Resolution No. 0806-18-253 and modified under Resolution No. 0706-20-083.
16. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-053: Motion to approve as installed and accept into the Civic art Collection the sculpture La Rose des Vents, 2015, by Jean-Michel Othoniel. The sculpture is formed of two parts, a quatrefoil shaped base of painted steel, and a wind activated kinetic structure on the top formed of 24-karat gold gilded aluminum beads and plates with a steel armature. The work is supported with a painted steel footing and the complete artwork measures 131-7/8 by 96-1/2 by 78-3/4 inches and weighs 1323lbs. The artwork is a gift to the City form Julie Lepinard and JSLH Foundation; located in front lawn of the Conservatory at Golden Gate Park.
17. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-054: Motion to approve Earl Gage, Jr., a mural design by artist Rigel “CRAYONE” Juratovac. The mural will be installed on the building on the corner of 1233 Laguna St. and Earl Gage Jr. St. The painted mural will measure approximately 37 ft. by 15 ft. The project is funded by a special grant from District 5. The painted mural will not become part of the Civic Art Collection.
18. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-055: Motion to approve the Design Development Phase deliverable (final design) by Owen Smith for the Rossi Pool public art project.
19. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-056: Motion to approve artist Katie Dorame’s six final designs for the 2021 Art on Market Street Kiosk Poster Series.
20. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-057: Motion to approve the project outline and theme for the 2022 Art on Market Street Kiosk Poster Series. 
21. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-058: Motion to approve the selected artist, William Rhodes, for the Southeast Health Center Expansion Project—Community History Wall.
22. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-059: Motion to authorize the Director of Cultural Affairs to enter into contract with the selected artist, William Rhodes, for an amount not to exceed $47,000 for the design, fabrication, transportation and installation of an artwork for the Southeast Health Center Expansion Project.
23. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-060: Motion to approve the list of artworks for purchase and display at San Francisco International Airport’s Kadish Gallery, as recommended by the artist review panel.
    
    Natural Landscape
    Ansel Adams, Moon and Half Dome, Yosemite National Park, CA, gelatin silver print, 9-1/4” x 7-1/4”, 1960, $9,500
    Robert Adams, La Loma Hills, Colton California, gelatin silver print, 16” x 20”, 1983, $19,000
    Robert Adams, Dead Palms, Partially Uprooted, Ontario, California, gelatin silver print, 16” x 20”, 1983, $21,000
    Wynn Bullock, Rocks and Waves, silver gelatin print, 7-1/2” x 9”, 1968, $10,000
    Wynn Bullock, Let There be Light, silver gelatin print, 7-1/2” x 9-1/2”, 1954, $25,000
    Wynn Bullock, Tree Trunk, vintage gelatin silver print, 7-1/2” x 9-1/2”, 1971, $15,000
    Linda Connor, Leaf, California, contact print on printing out paper, 8” x 10”, 1972, $3,500
    Imogen Cunningham, Log on Beach, vintage gelatin silver print, 7-1/2” x 9-1/4”, 1948, $25,000
    Richard Misrach, Burnt Forest and Half Dome, Yosemite, pigment print, 30” x 37”, 1988, $18,000
    Richard Misrach, Dead Fish, Salton Sea, pigment print, 20” x 24”, 1983, $18,000
    Brett Weston, Garrapata Beach, California, gelatin silver print, 7-1/2” x 9-1/2”, 1954, $10,000
    Edward Weston, Dante’s View, gelatin silver print, 7-1/4” x 9-1/4”, 1938, $8,000
    Edward Weston, China Cove, gelatin silver print, 7-1/2” x 9-1/2”, date unknown, $6,000
    
    Community/Documentary
    Janet Delaney, Woman with Mexican Flag (from Public Matters, 1982-1988), archival pigment print, 9” x 9”, $1,500 - $2,800
    Janet Delaney, I May Not Get There…First Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade (from Public Matters, 1982-1988), archival pigment print, 9” x 9”, $1,500 - $2,800
    Janet Delaney, Car Salesmen on Market Street (from Public Matters, 1982-1988), archival pigment print, 9” x 9”, $1,500 - $2,800
    Anthony Hernandez, Public Transit Areas #6, gelatin silver print, 30” x 40”, 1979, $9,000
    Anthony Hernandez, Public Transit Areas #8, gelatin silver print, 30” x 40”, 1979, $9,000
    Anthony Hernandez, Public Transit Areas #10, gelatin silver print, 30” x 40”, 1980, $9,000
    Anthony Hernandez, Public Transit Areas #46, gelatin silver print, 30” x 40”, 1979, $9,000
    Michael Jang, At Home with the Jangs, archival pigment print, 30” x 40”, 1973, $10,000
    Michael Jang, Lucy Wearing Green, archival pigment print, 30” x 40”, 1973, $10,000
    Michael Jang, Chris Skiing, archival pigment print, 40” x 30”, 1973, $10,000
    David Johnson, Fillmore Street, archival pigment print, 20” x 24”, C.1940s, $400
    Wesley Johnson, Crowd at Texas Playhouse, archival pigment print, 20” x 24”, 1958, $400
    David Johnson, David Robinson, archival pigment print, 20” x 24”, C.1940s, $400
    David Johnson, Rhythm Records, archival pigment print, 20” x 24”, 1947, $400
    Wesley Johnson, Lottie “The Body” Claiborne, archival pigment print, 20” x 24”, C.1950s, $400
    Jerry Stoll, Jam Session Inside Bop City, archival pigment print, 20” x 24”, C.1940s, $400
    Garry Winogrand, Klamath River, California, gelatin silver print, 14” x 11”, 1964, $21,000
    Garry Winogrand, Los Angeles International Airport, gelatin silver print, 14” x 11”, 1964, $9,500
    
    Built Environment
    John Divola, Zuma #5, archival digital color pigment print, 24” x 30”, $10,000
    John Divola, Zuma #12, archival digital color pigment print, 24” x 30”, $10,000
    John Divola, Zuma #70, archival digital color pigment print, 24” x 30”, $10,000
    Lee Friedlander, Los Angeles, California, gelatin silver print, 11” x 14”, 1970, $14,000
    Lee Friedlander, Alameda, California, gelatin silver print, 11” x 14”, 1967, $9,000
    Fred Lyon, Boy on Bicycle, Cabrillo and 22nd Avenue, gelatin silver print, 14” x 11”, C.1950s, $2,500
    Fred Lyon, Fairmont Hotel in Fog atop San Francisco’s Nob Hill, vintage gelatin silver print, 14” x 11”, C.1950s, $7,500
    Catherine Wagner, Northern Vista, George Moscone Site, San Francisco, archival pigment print, 20” x 24”, 1978, $12,000
    Catherine Wagner, Arch Construction IV, George Moscone Site, San Francisco, archival pigment print, 20” x 24”, 1978, $12,000
    Edward Weston, Plasterworks, gelatin silver print, 9-1/8” x 7-1/4”, 1927, $12,000
     
24. RESOLUTION NO. 0301-21-061: Motion to approve the selected finalists, Miguel Arzabe, Aileen Barr and Colette Crutcher, Futureforms, and Gordon Huether, for the Potrero Gateway Park Public Art Project, as recommended by the artist review panel.

 

7. New Business and Announcements
   
   Commissioner Beltran congratulated Commissioner Shelby on the Golden Globe award for his film.
   
   Commissioner Schnair congratulated former Director of Conservatory at ACT, Melissa Smith, for winning a Golden Globe for the film, Nomadland.
   
   There was no public comment.
    
8. Adjournment
   
   There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 3:45 p.m.
    

Posted 3/15/2021, 3:22p, adv
Approved 4/5/2021

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