PUBLIC ART PROCESS:
An Exhibition of Drawings, Models and Photographs
Metro-Dade Art in Public Places Collection 1973-1985

exhibition organized by
NORTH MIAMI MUSEUM AND ART CENTER

in collaboration with
METRO-DADE ART IN PUBLIC PLACES TRUST
COUNTY GOVERNMENTAL CENTER - West Palm Beach
BROWARD COUNTY LIBRARY - Fort Lauderdale
EAST MARTELLO MUSEUM AND GALLERY - Key West

Cesar Trasobares, Guest Curator

This exhibition was organized by Trasobares, Art in Public Places staff and regional coordinators in South Florida as a traveling showcase of models, drawings, photographs and other documents by artists about their public art projects and commissions. The extensive essay described the emergence and history of the program and was intended to inform general audiences about the cultural initiative.
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In later years, through a second exhibition at the prestigious Milano Triennale in 1988, the program became a model for other %-for-art initatives in the US and served as a showcase for artists' interventions in the development of contemporary cities and urban spaces.

EXHIBITION COORDINATORS

Cheryl Cullom, Project Coordinator
Metro-Dade Art in Public Places Trust

Lou Ann Colodny, Director
North Miami Museum and Art Center

Mary Becht, Director
Broward Arts Council

Dee Dodez, Ph.D, Executive Director
East Martello Museum and Gallery

Betty Stoetzer, Director of Regional Development
South Florida Cultural Consortium

William E. Ray, Executive Director
Palm Beach County Council of the Arts, Inc

This exhibition has been supported by:
Cultural Affairs Division of the State of Florida
Metro-Dade Art in Public Places Trust
North Miami Museum & Art Center
South Florida Cultural Consortium
Metro-Dade Council of Arts and Sciences

Photographs from Art in Public Places files unless otherwise noted

Frank Guemes
Pam Lasky
Metro-Dade Office of County Manager Communications

Best Litho Printing

Gloria Adams
Steven Koegel
Word Processing

Catalogue © Cesar Trasobares, 1986

This exhibition is traveling under the sponsorship of the South Florida Cultural Consortium with support from the National Endowment for the Arts Test Program of Support for Local Arts Agencies.

(include photographs of exhibition)

(include ordinance text)

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