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AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY
Meeting Date:
Meeting Type:
Department:
Staff Contact:
January 28, 2008
Work Session
Library
Carrie Schindele- C53~
Cupples B/","'\
X2237
5 minutes
S P R I N G FIE L D Staff Phone No:
C I T Y C 0 U N C I L Estimated Time:
ITEM TITLE: ARTS COMMISSION APPLICANT REVIEW
ACTION Review the applications for five candidates for three vacancies for membership on
REQUESTED: the Springfield Arts Commission.
ISSUE The Arts Commission will have three vacancies on its board. We advertised for
STATEMENT: two position openings due to a term expiration of member Judith Macomber and a
resignati~n by Janelle McMahan. At the January 14th meeting, Don Durland also
announced his resignation, creating a third opening. The Arts Commission has
received five applications. All five applicants attended the January Arts
Commission meeting and were interviewed.
A TT ACHMENTS: Attachment I: Arts CommissIon Charge
Attachment II: Application of William Miller
Attachment Ill: Application of Gazelle Stasney
Attachment IV: Application of Karl Kreutzer
Attachment V: Application of Robert MacFarlane
Attachment VI: Application of Sandra Dominguez
Attachment VII: Arts Commission Member Profiles
In response to the news releases of December 5, 2007 and December 26,2007, the
Arts Commission has received five applications to fill three vacancies. The Arts
Commission reviewed all applications and met with five applicants during its
I J 14~ . .
regu ar anuary meetmg.
DISCUSSION/
FINANCIAL
IMPACT:
The Arts Commission recommends that William Miller, Karl Kreutzer and Sandra
Dominguez be appointed to the commission, with terms to expire December 31,
2011. Mr. Miller is an artist and carpenter who owns Millrace Wood works in
Springfield and is passionate about building the arts community in Springfield. Mr.
Kreutzer works as an engineering technician, and is experienced with fundraising
and arts advocacy. Ms. Dominguez is a former member of the arts commission and
eligible to serve again; she holds an M.A. in Arts Administration. It should also be
noted that Ms: Dominguez turned in her application after the deadline; the
commission asks that she still be considered as a viable candidate due to her
extensive experience and desire to work for the community of Springfield.
Ms. Stasney is a working artist and energetic member of the Springfield
community. Her desire to work with youth arts makes her an excellent candidate.
We will contact her and encourage her to apply again when there is another opening
on the commission.
Mr. MacFarlane moved to Springfield in the last year and is interested in many
types of art. His desire to serve the community is appreciated and the commission
may contact him in the future as a potential volunteer.
The Commission believes all applicants are eligible and qualified to serve on the
Arts Commission. The Council is requested to review the Arts Commissions'
recommendations at the Work Session. Council is requested to appoint three
candidates at the Regular Session on February 4, 2008.
Arts Commission
Charge
The Springfield Arts Commission was created by the City Council to promote the
arts in Springfield. The Commission gives assistance to local artists in the form of grant
sponsorship, networking, education, and funding.
The Commission may co-sponsor arts events and exhibits. It works with the Lane
Regional Arts Council and the Oregon Arts commission.
Source of Existence: Council
By-laws: Yes
Code: No
Sunset Date:
Membership
Number:
In City:
Out of City:
Terms (2 maximum)
Ward:
Qualifier:
Appointed by:
Meeting time:
Funding Source:
Staff Liaison:
Council Liaison:
Council
Nine
Majority
Minimal
F our years
No
No
Council application
Monthly; Second Monday, 6:30 p.m., Library Meeting Room
Room Tax
Carrie Schindele-Cupples, Librarian I, 726-2237
John Woodrow
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APPL1CA TiON
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NOV 3 0 2007
City Manager's Office
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Springfield, OR 97477
(541 )726-3700
City of Springfield
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Sandra C. Dominguez
535 S. Third St, Springfield, OR
(541) 744-7605
EDUCATION
M.A., Arts Management, University of Oregon, Eugene 1998
Emphasis: Community Arts/Event Management
B.A., Humanities, Southern Oregon University, Ashland 1993
,ARTS EXPERIENCE
Manager, Precious Cargo Museum Store, Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, University of
Oregon, August 20~)7-present Man,agement of museum store. Responsibilities include staff
supervision, scheduling, inventory control, creating displays and merchandising. Organizing special
events/
Program Assistant, University of California, Santa Cruz, CA November 2005- June 2007
Managed a full range of short and long term program planning and implementation duties for adult
enrichment courses. Scheduled classes, facilities, prepared documents, maintained calendars, processed
course evaluations, prepared and monitored class budgets, maintained all info on internal database, input,
proofed and corrected info for catalogue. Organized special events and programs, meetings and conferences.
Interacted with students and instructors. Processed various use permits and equipment requests. Responsible
for day-to-day logistical and administrative support of programs.
Executive Director, Bay Area Glass Institute, San Jose, CA, January-November 2005 Responsible for
operation, management and daily activities of non-profit art glass school and facility; supervised staff, ,
faculty, contract staff and volunteers. Lead the development and implementation of all educational programs,
workshops, demonstrations,. and visiting artist schedule; Developed and managed budget, prepared contracts,
grant research and grant preparation/reports, oversaw and developed fundrais~g events and patron
development. Coordinated all marketing matenals. Served as liaison for businesses, students, faculty, patrons
and media. Developed regional collaborations with arts and non-arts organizations, groups and businesses.
Worked closely with Board developing long and short-range goals. .
Di~ector of Operations, American Music Institute, Shedd Institute for the Arts, Eugene, OR, March
2003-January 2005 Directed the operational implementation and management of all programs, special.
events, after school and weekend classes, workshops, summer and spring break camps, academies for youth
and adults. Developed timelines; hired, supervised teachers; negotiated, prepared and administered contracts,
initiated payroll requests, approved time sheets; developed and managed program budgets; developed fee
schedule; designed evaluations, implemented policy; grant reports, long and short range plans; planned and
implemented community l:lrtS events, responsible for all text for production of catalogues and promotional
brochures; worked with school districts to promote on and off site programs, and maintained relationships
with area schools, community organizations.
Education Coordinator, Cultural Council for Monterey County, Carmel, CA June 2002 - March 2003
Desi!;!,lled, iJ.-nplemented and managed a variety of enrichment programs, special events and activities in
visual and performing arts in public an~ private schools, and community for grades K- 12. Established
prograIl) policies; hired and supervised contractual instructors, maintained contract systems with school
administrations ~nd instructors; oversaw all payments to instructors and invoice systems, marketed all
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programs; maintained personnel files; conducted school site visits; developed and implemented evaluation
processes, managed budget, wrote and managed grants; networked and established partnerships with
approximately 200 schools throughout county, community and regional organizations. Prepared annual
catalogue, quarterly newsletter, flyers, grant reports, Board reports and other professional materials.
Coordinated volunteers for annual World Music Festival.
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Program Director, Hui No'eau Visual Arts Center, Maui, ill, July 2000-June 2002
Planned, developed, implemented and supervised a full range of programs, classes, activities and special
events for all ages including theme oriented summer and spring camps for youth, a comprehensive after
school program for grades K-12 and a preschool program. Designed and managed youth at risk program in
partnership with various community service organizations; and managed workshops, and enrichment classes,
including intergenerational workshops, focusing on a wide array of programs. Provided on site
coordination of all camps and youth programs; maintained relationships with students, service organizations,
public and private schools. Planned all scheduling of classes, facilities setup, ordered all supplies, wrote
course descriptions for quarterly program/newsletter, supervised registration procedures. Oversaw publicity,
wrote press releases, planned community outreach, design,ed promotional flyers. Managed department
budget, prepared and negotiated contracts, grant writing, administered payroll to contractual staff, hired and
supervised staff, contractual personnel, and volunteers; created evaluations of staff and programs, developed
and implemented policies and procedures.
Executive Director, Maude Kerns Art Center, Eugene, OR, January 1998-January 2000
Administered all aspects of community visual arts center focusing on a wide array of cultural, educational,
enrichment programs, classes, workshops, lectures, public events; managed facility and gallery schedule.
Duties'includedfiscal management, program accountability, budget development, fund raising, grant writing,
donor cultivation, contract management; staff administration and performance evaluations, staff hiring and
training, policy development and implementation; managed all public relations, press releases, publicity,
marketing, and publication of quarterly newsletter. Maintained a high profile, positive working relationship
, with the media, represented center to city, public and private organizations and community groups;
interfaced with all media. Responsible for management and success of annual fund raising arts festival - Art
& the Vineyard working with vendors, performers, artists and volunteers.
Art Education/Outreach Coordinator, Maude Kerns Art Center, August 1995-January 1998
Planned, implemented, and supervised all programs and activities, community outreach, special events, and
public programs for all ages in arts, crafts, dance and music. Developed comprehensive youth and family
program with Eugene's Recreation and Cultural Services Division providing arts and crafts programs for
youth and youth-at-risk in the community. Designed and directed spring and sunimer art camps, and days-out
activities for grades K-6. Interviewed, hired, trained and supervised contract instructors, prepared and
negotiated contracts, maintained personnel files, managed class registration system, and evaluated programs.
Wrote and produced marketing materials, class schedules, press releases. Developed and monitored
department budget; payroll to education staff, grant writing and fundraising, ordering and inventory of all
supplies. Maintained a high profile, positive working relationship with the media, general public, city
officials, University of Oregon, Lane Community College, public school systems, and business community.
Supervised interns and volunteers, and creation of Kids Zone for Art & the Vineyard. Participated in various
community events such as Lane County Fair, Eugene Celebration, and WilIamalane Children Celebration
providing craft activities.
Program CoordinatOll,-Schneider Museum of Art, Southern Oregon University, Ashland, OR 1990-
1994 Organized and coordinated public school tours for entire exhibition season; worked closely with
docents and volunteers; assisted with membership drives, receptions and various fundraising events;
tabulated statistics for attendance and evaluation of programs; installed exhibits; prepared gallery; receiving
attd shipping of art; served on--various steering committees to coordinate community outreach for art exhibits.
Additional Information
Board of Directors - DIVA (Downtown Initiative for the Visual Arts), 2004, served on Youth Education
, & Exhibits Committee
Art Commissioner, Springfield Arts Commission, Springfield, OR 2004
Served on youth programs committee, and special events committee for annual puppet festival.
Advisory Board Member - OASIS(Older Adult Service and Information System) Eugene 1997-1999
Served on program Committee to design enrichment classes in art, crafts, leisure activities, health, sports, for
ages 55 and older.
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Sandra Dominguez
541-744-7605
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REFERENCES
Dr. Douglas Blandy ,
Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Professor Arts and Administration Program
5230 University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403-5230
541-346-3683
~ dblandv@darkwing.uoregon.edu
Karen Marie Pavelec
Executive Director, Maude Kerns Art Center
1910 E. 15th
Eugene, OR
541-345-1571
Eric McKirdy
Community Education Coordinator, American Music Institute
1005 SW 12th Ave
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Albany, OR 97321
home: 541-926-0345
cell: 541-905-7090
Sandy Shaffer
Program Supervisor
City of Eugene - Library, Recreation and Cultural Services
2700 Hilyard Street
Eugene, Oregon 97405
541-687-5373
sandy .l.shaffer@ci.eugene.or.us
Barbara Thompson
, Springfield Arts Commission
City of Springfield
225 Fifth St.
Springfield, OR 97477
541-726-2287
bthompson(@ci.springfie!d.or.us
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Springfield Arts Commission Membership Profiles
January 2008
Don "Andy" Anderson
Mr. Anderson has been on the commission since January 2005. He also volunteers at the
Emerald Art Center. He serves on the Art Alley Mural Planning committee, the Mural
Maintenance committee, the Web Page committee, the City Hall Gallery committee and at
Puppet Festival events.
Charlene Eckman
Mrs. Eckman became of member of the Arts Commission in January 2006, and serves on the
Heritage Arts Grant, Puppet Festival, and Youth Art committees. She frequently teaches the
First Tuesday Craft Club sessions, organized the Second Youth Art of Springfield Show in
2007 which had over 900 art entries from students in Grades K-5 and helped plan the 1st
Outdoor Art Contest that was held at Island Park in 2007. She is Chairman of the Family Art
Sunday Committee which introduces children and their families to various cultural regions of
the world and teaches an Art Education Class for Parents and Grandparents at the Emerald
Art Center. She also enjoys creating oil paintings.
John Keskinen
Mr. Keskinen has been a member of the Arts Commission since March, 2001. He is a
songwriter and musician and performs at local venues, mainly with guitar, but also mandolin,
resonator guitar, bass guitar, harmonica and voice; is a published photo-illustrator; earned a
baccalaureate degree in studio arts from the University of Minnesota; and is employed at
Siuslaw Bank. John serves on the Heritage Arts Grant committee, the Puppet Festival
committee and the Web Page committee.
Carol Plaia
Ms. Plaia has been a member of the Springfield Arts Commission since February 2007. She
served on the Redmond, Washington Arts Commission for five years, and was a staff
member for the National Women's Caucus for Art. She is a studio artist, primarily in mixed
media sculpture, performance artist, and a writer. She is a member of the Emerald Empire Art
Association Board of Directors. She served on the SAC website committee, serves on the Art
Alley Mural committee, and is chair of the City Hall Gallery committee.
Robert Winkleman
Mr. Winkelman is the owner of a downtown business, McKenzie Photoworks, and has been a
photographer for many years. He became a member of the commission in January 2006 and
has become a member of the City Gallery committee and the Heritage Arts Program
committee.
Scott Wylie
Scott Wylie, 61, has been a member of Springfield Arts Commission since 1996 [excepting
2006] and is a former Commission chair. He is a well-known artist and designer whose
practice focuses on building/landscape design and planning and the interrelationships of these
disciplines with fine and applied arts. This career path stems from his lifelong passions for
drawing, building and using his imagination. Wylie managed the City Hall Gallery for many
years and continues to help jury its shows. He now spearheads the Luigi Testa Sculpture
Siting Committee, helps with the Puppet Festival and assists in Youth Arts and Arts Heritage
workshops. He is currently active in the Emerald Empire Arts Association, volunteering
frequently for its Family Art Sunday Programs. He frequently gives public testimony and
writes articles on historic preservation, land use and design issues. As a construction
contractor, he often builds and installs his works.
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