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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES - 04022006 - C.36 r TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS a :6....L Contra FROM: INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE s Costa DATE: MAY 2, 2006 �o� cs' ®u nt y sra SUBJECT: APPOINTMENT TO THE ARTS & CULTURE COMMISSION SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATION: APPOINT the following individual to the Arts & Culture Commission to complete the unexpired term ending June 30, 2007: Name Seat Sarah Michael At Large #2 1521 Rancho View Drive Lafayette, CA 94549 BACKGROUND: The Board of Supervisors established the Arts & Culture Commission in December 1994 to advise the Board in matters and issues relevant to arts and culture and to promote arts and culture as a vital element in the quality of life for all of the citizens of the County. The Commission consists of seven members: two At Large members and one member appointed by each Supervisorial District. The Internal Operations Committee reviews appointments to the two At Large seats. At its May 2, 2006 meeting, the Internal Operations Committee reviewed and approved the Commission's nomination to appoint Ms. Michael to the Commission. CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATURE: F3ECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR --RECOMMEN AT N OF BOARD COMMITTEE _APPROVE —OTHER SIGNATURE(S): / f '�'"�� Wha � GAYLI I . ILREMA,CHAIR MARK DeSAULNIER ACTION OF BOARD ON APPROVE AS RECOMMENDED_O ER VOTE OF SUPERVISORS I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN _UNANIMOUS(ABSENT J ? AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE AYES: NOES: SHOWN. ABSENT: ABSTAIN: ATTESTED: MAY 9,2006 CONTACT: JULIE ENEA (925)335-1077 JOHN CULLEN,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR CC: INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMI EE STAFF , ROBIN MOORE,ARTS&CULTUREICOMM OFFICE MGR CLERK OF THE BOARD(MADDY BOOK) ey DEPUTY MEMORANDUM Date: April 17, 2006 To: Board of Supervisors Internal Operations Committee . Supervisor Gayle Uilkema,Chair Attn: Ms.Julie Enea,� Senior Deputy County Administrator From: Robin Moore,Office Manager Arts and Culture Commission fF� Subject: At Large Vacancy o the Arts and Culture Commission I am pleased to report the action taken by our Commission at its meeting of April 12, 2006 and the recommendation of Sarah Michael as candidate for the open At-Large Commissioner position. It is the hope of the Commission that the Internal Operations Committee will approve this recommendation and forward the name of Ms. Michael to the Board of Supervisors for appointment to the Arts and Culture Commission. As directed in the Internal Operations Committee memoranda of October 12, 1999 and October 27, 1999, I am summarizing the following recruitment action undertaken by our Commission: 1. Press Release in July 2005 and January 2006 to 9 print media on AC5 mailing list. 2. Extensive personal outreach efforts by members of the Commission. 3. Application materials mailed to 6 respondents. (Sample application packet attached.) 4. Applications received from five candidates between October 25,2005 and January 17, 2006. 5. At the direction of the Commission,the Executive Committee reviewed the applications of three candidates and recommended two for interview. (One candidate withdrew due to health concerns and one candidate no longer felt she had the time to devote.) 6. Interviews with two candidates at the April 12,2006 Commission meeting. 7. Commission review and recommendation of Sarah Michael as candidate. Many thanks for your kind consideration. If there is additional information that the Internal Operations Committee would find useful in this matter,please contact me at 646-2278. Cc: Roberta Seabury,Chair,Arts and Culture Commission CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, OR COMII�ITTEES APPLICATION FORM Name of Advisory Body applying for and Culture Commission of Contra Costa County Applicationl Form must be typed or hand printed Name of Applicant: Sarah Michael Home Address: 1521 Rancho View Dr City:Lafayette I State: CA ZIP: 94549 Home Phone: (925) 938-9288 I Work Phone: �7 Signature: i G ��_�/�.� Date: "0 Personal Experiences, Skills, and Interests Education/Background: Please see attached resume. RECEIVE JAN 1 2 2006 GLERK WARD W WPEPUlSOftS Occupation/Employer: CONTRA cMSIA CO. Composer and performer. Self employed. Community Activities: Please see attached resume. Special Interests: Please see attached resume. Information: 1. File completed application with Clerk of the Board. 651 Pine Street, Room 106, Martinez, CA 94553. 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Conflict of Interest Statements. 3. Address and other contact information provided on this application will be accessible to the general public. 4. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not accessible by public transportation. 5. Meetings may be held either in the evenings or during the day,usually once or twice a month. 6. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or work groups requiring additional time. 7. If you wish you may attach your resume. �' '5c.i{1�j2 -- F .- T Sarah Michael 1521 Rancho View Dr. Lafayette, CA 94549 (925) 938-9288 Sarah@holonet.net Sarah Michael received her Bachelor of Music degree in music history from San Francisco State University in 1976, and her M.A. in Composition from Mills College in Oakland, California in 1994. During the 1970s she was an active performer of Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque music on the viola da gamba and other historical stringed instruments in the San Francisco Bay Area. She performed in many chamber ensembles, produced many concerts of chamber music, and played at hundreds of weddings and parties. Despite some very hard work and a reasonable degree of talent, it proved impossible to earn a living as a viola da gambist, so Ms. Michael attended a private training course in comp uter programing in hopes of finding gainful employment. During the 1980s, she had a fairly sucessful career as a computer programmer, project manager, and manager-of-project-managers. Ms. Michael was employed by EDS, Wells Fargo Bank, General Electric Consulting, Tesseract, and the Crowley Maritime Corporation. Her work wag mainly on funds transfer, clearing house, and payroll applications, which are actually more interesting than they sound. The skills she had acquired as a self-produing musician were immediately transferable to managing programming projects. In 1990, when her son was re Idy to start school, Ms. Michael, her husband Mathew Bakulich, and son Niko moved from San Francisco to Lafayette, and she retired from her programming (then management) career. After a very short interval of domestic isolation, she returned to school to work on an MA in composition, and became active as a composer. She continued her interest in iearly instruments by writing contemporary music for them. Her works were mainly for chamber ensemble and voice, and have had numerous performances both locally and in odd corners of the world, particularly her works for early instruments. Ms.Michael created several(works to accompany modern dance, and has worked with a number of choreographers in the Bay Area. She served as composer in residence for the Moving Arts Dance Collective of Walnut lCreek, CA from 1998 to 2002, and during that time collaborated with choreographer Anandha Ray to create scores for dance in a variety of media. "Light's Edge" was a symphonic work which was performed by Moving Arts with the Diablo Symphony, a community orchestra. "Maestitia" is a study for two sopranos and live electronic processing. In this unusual piece the singers also dance, and all the sounds are produced live and processed in real time. iThe score for "Temporal Landscapes,"'a very popular Moving Arts repertoire piece commenting on our attitude toward waste, is electroacoustic, is based on vocal sounds, marimba, and samples of fencing foils. (Fencing is a hobby of Ms. Michael's, and she C Minhael no I of 2 has competed nationally in'he Veteran Women's Saber events, consistently placing in the top ten.) Her interest in vocal music extended to opera, and her first chamber opera, "The Sealwoman," premiered in June 1996 in a collaborative production by the Berkeley Lyric Opera and Zigzag Theatre of Oakland, CA. Her second chamber opera, "Arachne," received a concert performance in April 2000 and was staged by Goat Hall Productions of San Francisco in the spring of 2002. She has had several large ensemble works performed. "The Year-Wheel" was premiered by the Oakland East Bay Symphony under conductor Michael Morgan. "Anthem," for chorus and band, was commissioned by the Contra Costa Children's Chorus and the Contra Costa Wind Symphony and received its premier at the first Diablo Regional Arts Association Benefit Gala. She is at work on a series of short works for the Acalanes High School Orchestra of Lafayette, CA, and on a new orchestral piece for the East Bay Community Women's Orchestra. In pursuit of a new direction for her compositional efforts, she spent several months in 2002 composing for the Blue Dinghy, a rowboat transformed into an electro-acoustic stringed instrument, a project culminating in a live performance at the Bedford Gallery in Walnut Creek, accompanied by the Moving Arts dancers. In the last several years she has devoted her time to the study of the accordion, being particularly interested in Eastern European and Middle Eastern music, and to the study of Central Asian stringed instruments and the musical culture in which they developed. She currently studies Middle Eastern accordion with Elias Lammam, and performs with the Arabic chamber ensemble El-Azifoon. She is an amateur of Middle Eastern dance, has begun studying the Arabic language, and is developing a small business designing and producing Middle Eastern dance costumes. C Michael na 2 of 2 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, OR COMMITTEES APPLICATION FORM Name of Advisory Body applying for AQpr co MM 1SIaQ!R- A'T LJ R&C Applicati I n Form must be typed or hand printed' Name of Applicant: Roun L,er Home Address: la/0 (,4wyoj I Ww City: MAKT1AJP--2r State: —C4-! zIP: _ _4?45Jr,3 Home Phone: 22 ' 33r 2. 7? Work Phone: T2. 5— AW 8/2 2-6?1 C(A"1(9 Signature: Date:Date: -1/0Z/46 Personal Experiences,Skills,and Interlests Education/Backggro�u--nd: Occupation/Employer: sat= 4WL6a� '�f3c�T �� S�►U Fid/ ��d DVD &PWIN6- FRIIIA)0- AVO E Y11 - r50.4,0 Community Activities: C%Wa of ©&V9tT14*11s 70Rte.S,�c/y,¢M, of 64qA01?(F� Val Interests: t, 1�6r�io��l�tlS�C�tusrCr�l/ Information: 1. File completed application with Clerk of the Board. 651 Pine Street, Room 106, Martinez, CA 94553. 2. Members of some advisory bodiesay be required to file annual Conflict of Interest Statements. 3. Address and other contact information provided on this application will be accessible to the general public. 4. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not accessible by public transportation. 5. Meetings may be held either in the evenings or during the day, usually once or twice a month. 6. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or work groups requiring additional time. 7. If you wish you may attach your resume. L! Suparvu&or ROBERT LEE P.O. Box 1976 Martinez, Ca. 94553 925-812-2589 Anartista@aol.com OBJECTIVE: Employment as technician or instructor in the film, special effects, and new media industry. Provide expertise in 2D or 3D computer modeling, stop-motion animation, video pre and post production, and DVD authoring to produce highly creative commercial products. QUALIFICATIONS: • Proficiency in the following computer programs: Discrete 3D Studio MAX,Autodesk AutoCAD, Adobe Premiere,Photoshop and After Effects, Canopus DV Storm, Sonic Scenarist. Roland Dr. Engrave, Modela, Visual Mill • Proficiency in usage of vertical mill, woodworking machinery, CNC mills, High speed engraving and Sandblast carving • Certification: Private Post-Secondary Education, Multimedia Technology Instructor, State of California. Roland 31) Machinery, Engraving Machinery EXPERIENCE: • 1/99-Present Robert Lee/Susan Fair Studio and Pupdog Productions , Martinez, CA www°.Pupdogproductions.com ,Robert Lee, Susan Fair, Owners. Stop-motion, computer-generated art and video production studio, CNC design, Glass Personalization and art designs studio. • 8/99-present International Engraving Devices, Mountain View, CA Sales of computerized engraving machines and demonstrations. • 6/2003- Present Marin Digital Studio, Sausalito, CA DVD authoring and design • 8/2003- 2004 Heald College,Rancho Cordova, CA Instructor in computer graphics programs including 3DSMAX. • 8/02-12/02 Academy of Art College, San Francisco, CA Instructor in computer graphics prog Wns_inchuding 3DSMAX, PhotoShop, After Effects, Premiere, Houdini and CNC design. • 9/97-2003 Cogswell Polytechnical College, Sunnyvale, CA Instructor in various computes graphics programs, including 3DSMAX, AutoCAD, PhotoShop, After Effects, Premiere, Houdini and CNC Design. Instructor and designer of stop-motion animation class and lab. • 4/97-8/97 OnDesign Architects, San Francisco, CA Architectural work for Pacific Bell cellular phone antennae sites, using AutoCAD. • 3/96-2/97 Digital Phenomena/Omega Productions, Larkspur, CA 31)modeler, animator, bitmap designer. Designed and executed props and vehicles for CD-ROM titles. • 11/96-5/97 CADD Applications, Novato, CA Head instructor for well-known multimedia application training school teaching "Multimedia for the Professional," 3D Studio Max, Autocad and Photoshop. • 4/82-2/96 Robert Lee Guitars, Healdsburg, CA Custom designer, builder and repair technician for stringed instruments. Manufacturer of the Clevinger Electric Upright Bass. Clients include David Crosby, Eric Clapton, Peter Gabriel, Hot Tuna, Count Basie Band, Willie Nelson, Tonight Show and Rob Wasserman. • 6/85-8/88 Chris Walas, Inc., San Rafael, CA Built various armatures and latex work for Brooksfilms"The Fly" and "The Fly II". • 6/87 JEX F/X, Colossal Pictures, San Rafael/San Francisco, CA Designed and built prop guitars for the Grateful Dead video, "A Touch of Gray". COMMERCIAL WORKS: • "When You Grow Up," Stop-motion project using Premiere, After Effects, DV Storm, Producer • "Shadow of the Obelisk or Beyond Time," and "Magnus," Caligari Truespace, AutoCAD, Photoshop, Fractal Design Painter. • "Return of the Nautilus," 3D Studio R4, 3D MAX, AutoCAD, Photoshop. • Inventor Series, 313 MAX, Photoshop. • "Secret Adventures of Jules Verne," 3D MAX, Photoshop. • AnyRiver Entertainment logo, Adobe Premiere, Photoshop. • Prefab-Dome dwelling, Auto CAD, 3D MAX. • Roven Malibu dwelling, AutoCAD, 3D MAX. EDUCATION: • 1998 Cogswell Polytechnical College, Sunnyvale, CA. Continuing Ed., Computer Visualization and Imaging. • 1996 CADD Applications,Novato, CA. Head of Class: AutoCAD. • 1970-1974 San Francisco State University, Continuing Ed., Broadcast Communications, Dramatic Arts. PUBLICATIONS and EXHIBITS FEATURING WORK BY ROBERT LEE: • "Martinez Gazette," 2005 • "San Jose Mercury News," 2000. • "Ripley's Believe It Or Not,' 1992. • Rock and Roll Hall of Fame1998. • "Bass Player" magazine, 1993, 1989, 1988. • "People" magazine, 1987. • "Guitar Player" magazine, 1 86. • KTVU, Channel 2, 1983. • KFTY, Channel 50, 1989 • "Marin Independent Journal," 1984, 1986 • Sausalito Art Fair, 1984 CONTRA COSTCOCOUNTY MMITTEES ISO CATIO DS, COOMMISSIO dao coN�oo�s �p0�, RM Name of Advisory Body applying for s Application Form must be typed or hand printed Name of Applicant: R C 'D y n. (J i Home Address: ( 5 ;)- r) V tsG V+ ' City: lR ,L�NMVVN(�, Cr,- State: °/ _ZIP: Home Phone: EI u) Q-31 -S"1`7-7 Work Phone: •c r s^-o-- � , I Signature: ` x G�� ��`,� Date: e���-m Personal Experiences, Skills, and Interests Education/Background: J / i P� t�✓'�S � , 4 Occupationf Employer: �L1 e-X-A Pla ICA Community Activities: ` 4a CA, S+ ` (v'v./.. U%v�-ice- UJ:T ,\ L. L'Yr M✓:l .—\4T�1 �/YD`,I7S ""(�US \�� \ L ` 1 1 •-7 � �i-i1'� C. IN t tI 'F.c,l�-L.^ � _ �� LL�''�v_.. � �JC.C^.�.G� \ G(2C�\1 Y�%� l"Z C•Il S'F'�. Special Interests: u Information: 1. File completed application with Clerk of the Board. 651 Pine Street,Room 106,Martinez, CA 94553. 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Conflict of Interest Statements. 3. Address and other contact information provided on this application will be accessible to the general public. 4. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not accessible by public transportation. 5. Meetings may be held either in the evenings or during the day,usually once or twice a month. 6. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or work groups requiring additional time. 7. If you wish you may attach cyour resume. \ J c r , .k- ✓C h '�o� `f�n rz ti S i� 1 - c%, d fl6l rn'\ r i Robyn Wolf R.N. MS 1927 Visalia Ave Richmond, Ca 94901 510) 237-5777 HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS Over 50 years experience providing wellness/sickness services Warm out-going and able to build rapport T rack record of being effective with others Calm and action oriented in emergencies Creative resource builder Skilled at managing conflicts in small groups RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Organization and Administration Responsible for overall patient care) in Intensive Care Unit Coordinated affairs of many handicapped persons, including frail and dying elderly Managed rental space for community workshops and retreats Spearheaded entertainment committee for a city celebration Organized and directed a children's chorus to perform in community and on television. RESOURCE AND REFERRAL Served on Board of Directors-Richmond Health Center&Nursing Therapeutic Institute-Cotati Participated in community group for resource and referrals in Marin Co. Volunteered at Peace Center in Walnut Creek&Center for Attitudinal Healing in Tiburon President of Church Women United in Richmond Area EMPLOYMENT HISTORY From 1955 to 1994- Staff&Head Nurse in hospitals in Michigan and San Francisco. 1976-7 Clinical Instructor-Univ. of San Francisco School of Nursing 1994- 2005 - Worked with Elderly as live in or daily home care Part time with as Tutor for No ChildILeft Behind-May/June,2005 BUILDING AND MAINTAINING COMMUNITY Supervised and evaluated meetings as Area Governor for 4 Toastmasters' Clubs Taught community based classes on honoring boundaries, joy and the art of building community. PUBLISHED WORKS Article in Journal of Gerontological Nursing Book by the Michael Digest Group Two Cassette tapes of original Vocals and poetry EDUCATION 1994-Education for higher living-Blue Mountain Center. Tomales Bay, Ca 1979 M.S In Nursing, University of Calif. San Francisco 1955 B.S in Nursing.College of Nursing, University of Cincinnati. SKILLS Computer proficient Assessment-level of fimctioning Acupressure and massage Mediating conflicts in relationships Compassionate communication Workshops/Theatre as therapeutic medium-Augusto Boal REFERENCES Robin and Loren Jenks friends of 20 yrs. (925)301-5662 Claire Ades(Owner- Gentle Care Agency-Marin) Worked for her 5 yrs. 415)179-7141 Jean Reynolds(friend and president t of Church Women United-510)235-2988 Rev. Dan Damon Minister UMC Church Pt Richmond. 510)232-1102 Nyesha DeWitt-Supervisor/Catapult Learning-I was tutor for No Child Leff Behind- 935)3254759 September,2005 Dear Interested Applicant: Thank you for your interest in the Arts and Culture Commission of Contra Costa County. We currently have one At-Large position and two District positions available. I have enclosed several documents: • Application- Please complete and return by mail to the Clerk of the Board at the address shown. • Criteria for Serving as a Commissioner • Role of At-Large Commissioner • AC-5"What We Do" In addition to reviewing the above, I would strongly encourage you to read AC5's Cultural Plan,which can be obtained from our website: www.ac5.org. Our Cultural Plan is more specific in terms of"criteria"in that it outlines our priorities as a commission, and hence the focus of the organization. If,after reviewing the materials, you have any questions,please give me a call. If you do not have access to the Internet, let me know and I will mail you any materials you would like. Sincerely, Robin Moore Office Manager ARTS AND CULTURE COXBHSSION OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY CRITERIA FOR SERVING AS COMMISSIONER The Commission seeks individuals with diverse cultural and professional backgrounds who have demonstrated verbal, written, administrative, financial and interpersonal skills as well as business acumen. In addition, individuals seeking positions on the Commission should: Be committed to the mission of AC5 Have talents and skills that will contribute to the success of AC5, particularly in the areas of Fundraising Vision-setting Planning Marketing Communications/Public Relations Decision-making Have some experience in community involvement and service as well as direct experience with the arts and arts organizations. Are committed to: Giving all meetings and other activities of AC5 a high priority on his/her calendar Serving on and chairing Commission committees and events Staying current with all the facts and information upon which the Commission must base its collective opinions and decisions Recognizing that an essential function of a good Commissioner is fundraising and cooperating in helping AC5 achieve its financial goals, including participation in fundraising efforts Being an ambassador and proponent of the arts and AC5 in Contra Costa County and working to engage people representing all cultural and ethnic groups in the County in the arts and in the work of AC5. Adopted March 12, 1997 APP PH- 3 ARTS AND CULTURE COMMISSION OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY "at large: not limited to any particular place, district,person, matter or question..."(Black's Law Dictionary, 5th edition) THE ROLE OF AN AT-LARGE COMMISSIONER FOR THE ARTS AND CULTURE COMMISSION WILL BE: to work with the District Commissioners in their districts as teams-choosing those districts closest to an at-Large Commissioner's residence, if possible. ➢ to work with the District Commissioners to represent AC5 outside the County and to the state(at iconferences, workshops, seminars), where necessary. ➢ to work with all the cities in Contra Costa County that do not have city- sponsored arts/cultural commissions/plans; facilitate in organizing them. ➢ to represent the entire County and support County-wide activities; not just district events. "work"includes doing presentations at events that inform others of what is being done in our County and how others can help. All Commissioners will strive to coordinate efforts to attend events to give out awards, make speeches, evangelize the value of perpetuating a community's arts and culture and to support the events and encourage others to do more. Therefore, we should divide attendance up between all Commissioners so one or two Commissioners do not have to go to all the events they are asked to attend. Prepared by Commissioner Jay Downs Siska 6.3.99 Adopted by Arts and Culture Commission 7.14.99 P KT Lf ARTS AND CULTURE COMNIISSION OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY FACT SHEET Mission The Arts and Culture Commission of Contra Costa County(ACS)is dedicated to advancing the arts in ways thatpromote communication, education, appreciation and collaboration throughout Contra Costa County, so that we may grow creatively as a community that preserves and celebrates our diverse cultural expression. Origin Greater support and increased recognition of arts and culture were key objectives of a citizen task force organized in April 1994 to study the feasibility of an arts and culture commission in Contra Costa County. The 40-member task force conducted an extensive outreach effort to assess of needs of arts and culture-related organizations and individuals throughout the County. Based in part on the result of that assessment,the County Board of Supervisors established the Arts and Culture Commission on December 13, 1994 and formally appointed the Commissioners in June 1995. The first meeting of the Commission was held on July 12, 1995. The Commission is comprised of seven members -- five to represent each of the supervisorial districts and two to serve at-large. Public meetings are held at 4:30 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month in Room 108 of the County Administration Building,651 Pine Street,Martinez. Priorities ■ Formulation of a County Cultural Plan, a community-inclusive fact finding and consensus addressing the opportunities and challenges faking arts providers and patrons in the new century. The Board of Supervisors adopted the County Cultural Plan in January 2001. ■ Endorsement and advocacy of arts and culture-related events that give visibility to the rich cultural and ethnic diversity in the County. ■ Implementation of a fund development plan to help the Commission achieve its public service objectives. Friends ofAC5,a nonprofit tax-exempt organization,was incorporated in August 1997 to conduct fundraising activities on behalf of the Commission. ■ Development of an arts education program, with an emphasis on serving at-risk youth populations within Contra.Costa County. Sub Committees ■ Executive—The Executive Committee is comprised of the Commission Char,Vice Chair and the immediate past Chair. The committee reviews and makes recommendations concerning the Commission staff,personnel matters, finance and budget and Commission governance issues. ■ Communications—The Communications Committee develops plans to increase public visibility of both AC5 and the arts in Contra Costa County. Functions include public relations,marketing and media relations. ■ Public Art—The Public Art Committee operates the Art Passages rotating art exhibits in County facilities, oversees other public art projects,and is active in the County Superior Court's Art in the Courthouse program. updated 09121105 ARTS AND CULTURE COMMISSION OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY SPP Fact Sheet, continued District Commissioners: i District I: David Duer District H: Darwin Marable District III: Roberta Seabury (Chair) District IV: Robert R.Rezak District V: vacant At-Large Commissioners: Harold Beaulieu Committee Members: Eileen Ward,Communications Committee Staff: Robin Moore—Office Manager Arts and Culture Commission of Contra Costa County(AC5) 1236 Escobar Street Martinez, CA 94553 phone 925-646-2278 Fax 925-646-2078 acs a,ac5•orQ Rebecca Ines—Exhibitions Manager Dorrie Langley—Exhibitions Curator Carole Lucido—Website Developer updated 09121105