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Pt VI, Line 19 Governing Documents Disclosure Explanation: Governing documents are disclosed to the public upon request. Pt VI, Line 12c All Board members are required to sign a conflict of interest policy annually and disclose any potential conflicts of interest as they arise. Pt XI Other changes in net assets or fund balances: Rounding. Other Part III, Line 4a - Statement of Program Accomplishments - Overall accomplishments included hiring over 50 artists over the year and offering 15 free and accessible public art and placemaking events. ***LAND SIGNALS - Jackson Hole Public Art produced LandSignals to envision a future that more authentically includes Indigenous voices and traditional ecological knowledge to help us better steward the natural resources and cultural heritage of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Four Indigenous artists from around the country were commissioned to install new work at the Center for the Arts, Russ Garaman Park, the Jackson Hole History Museum, and the Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center at the Elk Refuge. We hired the Pretty Shield Foundation to bring back their spectacular Lighted Teepees this year to the Center for the Arts Park. They were illuminated from October 23rd to October 29th and celebrated with a free Community Celebration on Monday October 28th at 5pm, during which Dr. Shane Doyle (Apsalooke) presided over the ceremonies that included live drumming with Young Sky Nation and Hoop Dancer Jaden Ferris (Eastern Shoshone), approximately 500 attendees. JHPA in collaboration with the Wyoming Wilderness Association and sponsored by Wyoming Humanities Council hired Ninabah Winton (Din) to moderate a panel discussion with artists: Ben Pease (Crow/ Northern Cheyenne), Marlena Myles (Spirit Lake Dakota/Mohegan/Muscogee), and Nanibah Nani Chacon (Din [Navajo] and Chicana Artist). The discussion centered on how art can encourage connection to the land; how Indigenous lifeways and thinking inform place and practice; as well as how cultural and artistic stewardship align to intervene in public spaces in pursuit of envisioning a future that authentically includes Indigenous voices and knowledge to better steward the natural resources and cultural heritage of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. ***GLOWNIGHTS - GlowNights, produced by JH Public Art is in its sixth year, has become an anticipated part of winter celebrations. Jackson Hole Public Art, in partnership with Teton Village Association, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, and Center for the Arts, brought a winter of glowing sculptures to Teton Village Commons and the Center for the Arts Park. Two large-scale lighted sculptures were featured. Cloud Lights, landing in the Teton Village Commons at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, showcased illuminated cloud shapes that pull the sky closer to the earth. Created by designers and fabricators Pneuhaus, these artful inflatables cast warm colors that glow and reflect in snow. At the Center for the Arts Park, 5 Electric Dandelions rose 25 feet above the landscape. Created by Liquid PXL, a Los Angeles art collective, the sculpture used LED lights to cascade twinkling colors high above the ground. ***MOONSHOT 5X5 - Moonshot 5x5, produced by JH Public Art, began with a keynote speech from biomimicry expert Peter Lawrence, the President and Co-Founder of Biomimicry New England. The keynote was followed by MoonShot 5x5 pitches. Five regional creatives launched their out-of-this-world public art ideas designed to ignite imaginations and to build a beautiful, sustainable, and vibrant community. Presenters had 5 slides and 5 minutes to pitch their public art idea. Walker Youngs concept, Pando Park, a fabricated tree that lights up in response to community singing, won the Buzz Aldrin Award of $3,000 selected by a jury of community members. Peter Lawrence also facilitated a free design thinking workshop in the Creative Commons at the Center attended by 25 creative professionals. ***TETON COUNTY REC CENTER - Stacia Goodman was hired by Teton County/Jackson Recreation Center to create a large-scale mosaic designed to welcome all building users with friendly, touchable artwork, the project was facilitated by JH Public Art. The design of this sweeping 40 x 11 mosaic mural was inspired by our active lifestyle and designed to inspire good health and to nourish community connections. The artist visited the areas most iconic sites and met with people of all ages to gather input for the mural design. The playful design includes an enormous bull elk, the majestic Teton Range with reflective, snow-capped mountaintops, and depicts vibrant active people. This mosaic is made from thousands of meticulously hand-cut pieces of ceramic tile, glass tile, stained glass, and mirror. Over the course of several months, the artist built the artwork in large sections in her studio. The mural was installed in sections, mortared to the wall, and grouted on-site. ***TETON COUNTY FAIR BUILDING - Teton County Fair Building commissioned Wyoming muralist, Dan Toro to paint, Out West supported in part with funds from the JH Travel & Tourism Board and Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund. Dan Toros mural is a portal into a western movie-like scene. Toros expert use of spray paint creates a romanticized view of a ranch scene under the mountains. You can hear the cows and taste the dust of the dry, summer landscape in the morning light. The dramatic cropping of the artwork emphasizes the animals, which is appropriate for the Fairgrounds. The title, Out West, captures a moment that some know well and others can only dream about. ***PATHWAYS - JH Public Art and JH Community Pathways commissioned two artists from Tlacala, Mexico to paint murals for the pathways system. Mural were painted in Mexico on polytab, shipped to Jackson Hole and installed by JH Public Art. Pedro Avelino Alcntara detailed the historical story of Jacksons sister city, Hueyotlipan in Tlaxcala, in three parts: origin, landscape, and alliances. Alcntara was born in Hueyotlipan, Mexico and has since taught drawing and painting, and coordinated the Cultural Center there. Alcntara joined for the ribbon cutting, which included several local leaders and over 80 students and faculty from Jackson Hole High School. Artis: Francisco Jess Saldaa Perezs mural portrays an immigrant integrating into a new world and new customs. Saldaa, who is also from Tlaxcala, moved to Jackson when he was 15. This is his first U.S.-based mural. A portion of the mural shows a house strapped to the back of a young man. I like to think that people bring with them the culture, the traditions, and the mentalities of where they come from, says Saldaa. ***ASPHALT ART - JH Public Art facilitated a large-scale asphalt art project by artist Artist Maria Sengle funded by Teton County, Town of Jackson, Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board, and Sherwin Williams for busy transit stop in Miller Park. This asphalt art mural created a sense of place and increased pedestrian safety at the Miller Mobility Hub. Professional skateboarder and artist Sebo Walker of Portland, Oregon facilitated a youth workshop and created a mural titled, Pathway to the Future with funding from Carving the Future and Jackson Community Pathways. The mural represents the thrill of spending time carving fresh tracks in the mountains or mastering new tricks in the skatepark and celebrates the joy of building community through shared passions. JH Public Art helped Walker compile the sketches and ideas of the camp participants into this cohesive 80-foot mural and campers added the color during skateboarding breaks during camp ***MAMA MIMI - Hundreds of community members joined Mama Mimi to celebrate her 38th Lunar Circle (or 3rd birthday) on July 7th including a giant free mud pie and free ice cream from Hagen-Dazs. ***STILSON TRANSIT CENTER - JH Public Art facilitated a National call for artists, attracting top public artists in the country to create art for the Stilson Transit Center. A panel of community stakeholders and Town and County employees reviewed the qualifications of nearly 180 respondents and narrowed the pool to six nationally recognized artists before choosing Marold whose design includes a glass column constructed in layered and laminated low-iron glass that is framed within a stainless steel pedestal and edges. Each side will reveal a porous and abstracted collection of elliptical holes filled by light. The rounded stones [represented within the glass] reveal a broad and diverse range of shapes that the voids reflect in the layered glass sculpture. ***UTILITY BOXES - Artists: Taryn Boals, Sue Cedarholm, Wendell Field, Mae Orm, Miga Rossetti, Shannon Schacht, Kay Stratman, Kathryn Turner, Boughton Walden, and Travis Walker were selected to have their art reproduced on 3M Vinyl on utility boxes in various locations in downtown Jackson. Utility box artworks enliven the streetscape and contribute to wayfinding with images that highlight community character. The first round of utility box wraps were installed in 2014 as part of the Towns 100th anniversary celebration. ***POETRY BOX - Poetry Box is small art with a big impact placed where passersby can grab a piece of inspiration as they walk by. The Poetry Box is a collaboration with JH Writers and includes free poems changed monthly. ***ARTSPOT - Fab