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ARTIST ROW TENANTS 2013I : 1 r City of Salem DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND a COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 120 Washington Street Salem, Massachusetts 01970 � � ► 3 w N 0 D f ) ARTIST CONTRACT ArtBox 2013 Salem Utility Box Painting Program This Agreement between the City of Salem, ("the City"),and Amanda Dunham ,(the "Artist") is for the painting of the Artist's design submitted as part of ArtBox 2013. Section 1. The Artist 1.01 The Artist agrees to paint the design known as Police Box submitted as part of ArtBox 2013. The Artist shall paint the Artwork on the utility box located on BridlZe Street at St. Peter Street (number 2,).The Artist agrees to commence painting on or around June 1,2013, and complete painting by July 27,2013. The Artist shall perform all services and furnish all supplies and materials necessary for painting the Artwork at the designated location. 1.02 The Artist warrants,represents and covenants that: a. The Artwork is a unique and original product of the Artist's creative efforts. b. No alterations to the landscape will be allowed without the consent of the City. c. The Artist shall be responsible for all loss or damage to the site and improvements thereon caused by the Artist's services during the performance of this Agreement. d. The Artist shall defend, indemnify,keep and hold harmless, the City and its agents, officials and employees against all suits,c_aims, damages, losses and expenses, including attorneys' fees,caused by, growing out of,or incidental to,the performance of this Agreement by the Artist or subcontractors of the Artist if any,to the full extent allowed by the law and not beyond any extent which would rendered these provisions void or unenforceable. e. The Artist shall retain at all times all rights granted under all applicable copyright laws and all other reproduction rights in and to the Artwork, subject however,to such rights as are granted to the City pursuant to Section 2.01 herein. 1.03 The Artist owns the copyright of the Artwork and may use it for portfolio purposes but not commercial purposes for a period of two(2)years. However,the City may enter into an additional agreement with the Artist if commercial products are produced by the City or the ArtBox.Program. Section 2. The City 2.01 Notwithstanding the provisions of Sections 1.02 and 1.03 above,the Artist grants an irrevocable license to the City to make photographs of the Artwork which photographs may be utilized solely in advertising, catalogues,brochures,programs and media publicity and for other non-commercial purposes; such license includes the right of the City to utilize such photographs in the City's catalogues and other similar publications, which right the City agrees to exercise in a tasteful and professional manner consistent with the reputation and professional standing of the Artist; such license also includes the right of the City to make and use promotional footage collected for television,web publication, and other media outlets. It is understood that any use by the City of a photographic image of the Artwork will contain an appropriate credit to the Artist, Ao,¢k copyright notice in statutory form setting forth the Artist's name and the date of the publication of the Artwork. 2.02 The City has the right to move, remove, ar destroy the Artwork at any time. Section 3. Release 3.01 For and in consideration of the foregoing mutual promises and obligations, and for other good and valuable consideration,the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged by the Artist,the Artist does hereby and by these presents for itself, its predecessors and successors in interest,officers directors, shareholders, employees and agents,and for anyone claiming by or through or under the Artist,fully remise, release, acquit, and forever release and discharge the City from any and all claims or damages of any kind whatsoever relative to any damage or destruction,whether occurring naturally or manmade, of the Artwork being exhibited or to be exhibited by the Artist. Section 4. Compensation 4.01 The City shall pay the Artist$100.00 upon full execution of this Agreement. The City shall pay the remaining $400.00 within two weeks of completion of the Artwork. Section 5. Termination 5.01 The City may terminate this Agreement: a. Upon five (5)days' written notice to the Artist if the termination is without fault on the Artist's part. The City shall not be required to make any further payment. b. If the Artist fails,refuses or is unable.o execute the Artwork for any reason with such diligence to allow timely completion in accordance with the Agreement,the City shall give the Artist written notice of its intention to terminate.Unless satisfactory arrangements to the City are made within five(5)business days,the City may terminate the Agreement without any=urther payment. In addition,within fifteen(15) days of termination of the Agreement,the Artist shall refund to the City any payments made to the Artist. Section 6. Miscellaneous 6.01 This document shall not be construed more strictly against the party who itself or through its agent prepared the document. 6.02 This agreement may be executed in separate counterparts. 6.03 Failure of any party to insist upon compliance with any provision hereof shall not constitute a waiver of the rights of such party to subsequently insist upon compliance with that provision or any other provision of this agreement. 6.04 This agreement contains the entire agreement between the parties hereto.No agent, representative or officer of the parties hereto has any authority to make,or has made, any statements,agreements,or representations,either oral or in writing,express or implied, modifying, adding to, or changing the terms and conditions hereof,and none of the parties has relied upon any representations not set forth in this agreement.No dealings 2 OP — between the parties or custom shall be permitted to contradict, add to, or modify the terms hereof.No waiver or amendment to the provisions hereof shall be effective unless in writing and signed by all parties. Executed as of the dates set forth below. Artist signature: Printed name of Artist: Am?rLVa Djr)"a y n Address: 13.5 Wesyiinq-tno S?T'ee+ 52lerYy MA 0101`-0 Date: S 114113 SSN/Taxpayer ID: Oa 6`40•0[1 G City of Salem,MA B . P As its: Address: Date: 3 R ARTIST CONTRACT ArtBox 2013 Salem Utility Box Painting Program This Agreement between the City of Salem, ("the City"),and_Clare AuBuchon . (the "Artist')is for the painting of the Artist's design submitted as part of ArtBox 2013. Section 1. The Artist 1.01 The Artist agrees to paint the design known as Doves of DiverCITY submitted as part of ArtBox.2013.The Artist shall paint the Artwork on the utility box located on _Lafayette Street at Harbor Street(number_5J. The Artist agrees to commence painting on or around June 1,2013,and complete painting by July 27,2013. The Artist shall perform all services and famish all supplies and materials necessary for painting the Artwork at the designated location. 1.02 The Artist warrants,represents and covenants that: a. The Artwork is a unique and original product of the Artist's creative efforts. b. No alterations to the landscape will be allowed without the consent of the City. c. The Artist shall be responsible for all loss or damage to the site and improvements thereon caused by the Artist's services during the performance of this Agreement. d. The Artist shall defend, indemnify,keep and hold harmless,the City and its agents, officials and employees against all suits,claims,damages,losses and expenses,including attorneys' fees, caused by, growing out of or incidental to,the performance of this Agreement by the Artist or subcontractors of the Artist if any,to the full extent allowed by the law and not beyond any extent which would rendered these provisions void or unenforceable. e. The Artist shall retain at all times all rights granted under all applicable copyright laws and all other reproduction rights in and to the Artwork,subject however,to such rights as are granted to the City pursuant to Section 2.01 herein. 1.03 The Artist owns the copyright of the Artwork and may use it for portfolio purposes but not commercial purposes for a period of two(2)years. However,the City may enter into an additional agreement with the Artist if commercial products are produced by the City or the ArtBox Program. Section 2. The City 2.01 Notwithstanding the provisions of Sections 1.02 and 1.03 above,the Artist grants an irrevocable license to the City to make photographs of the Artwork which photographs may be utilized solely in advertising,catalogues,brochures,programs and media publicity and for other non-commercial purposes; such license includes the right of the City to utilize such photographs in the City's catalogues and other similar publications, which right the City agrees to exercise in a tasteful and professional manner consistent with the reputation and professional standing of the Artist; such license also includes the right of the City to make and use promotional footage collected for television,web publication,and other media outlets. It is understood that any use by the City of a photographic image of the Artwork will contain an appropriate credit to the Artist, copyright notice in statutory form setting forth the Artist's name and the date of the publication of the Artwork. 2.02 The City has the right to move,remove,or destroy the Artwork at any time. Section 3. Release 3.01 For and in consideration of the foregoing mutual promises and obligations,and for other good and valuable consideration,the re eipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged by the Artist,the Artist does hereby and by these presents for itself, its predecessors and successors in interest,officers directors, shareholders,employees and agents, and for anyone claiming by or through or under the Artist,fully remise,release, acquit,and forever release and discharge the City from any and all claims or damages of any kind whatsoever relative to any damage or destruction, whether occurring naturally or manmade, of the Artwork being exhibited or to be exhibited by the Artist. Section 4. Compensation 4.01 The City shall pay the Artist$100.00 upon full execution of this Agreement The City shall pay the remaining$400.00 within two weeks of completion of the Artwork. Section 5. Termination 5.01 The City may terminate this Agreement: a. Upon five(5)days' written notice to he Artist if the termination is without fault on the Artist's part.The City shall not be required to make any further payment b. If the Artist fails,refuses or is unable to execute the Artwork for any reason with such diligence to allow timely completion in accordance with the Agreement,the City shall give the Artist written notice of its intention to terminate. Unless satisfactory arrangements to the City are made within five(5)business days,the City may terminate the Agreement without any further payment. In addition,within fifteen(15) days of termination of the Agreement,the Artist shall refund to the City any payments made to the Artist. Section 6. Miscellaneous 6.01 This document shall not be construed more strictly against the party who itself or through its agent prepared the document. 6.02 This agreement may be executed in separate counterparts. 6.03 Failure of any party to insist upon compliance with any provision hereof shall not constitute a waiver of the rights of such party to subsequently insist upon compliance with that provision or any other provision of this agreement 6.04 This agreement contains the entire agreement between the parties hereto.No agent, representative or officer of the parties hereto has any authority to make,or has made, any statements,agreements,or representations,either oral or in writing,express or implied, modifying,adding to,or changing the terms and conditions hereof,and none of the parties has relied upon any representations not set forth in this agreement No dealings 2 between the parties or custom shall be permitted to contradict,add to,or modify the terms hereof.No waiver or amendment to the provisions hereof shall be effective unless in writing and signed by all parties. Executed as of the dates set forth below. Artist signature: Printed name of Artist: ClavC Ati 6k c Hour Address: i3 rraKc,'s kd. 'vdU", rota Ot970 Date: -r//41t'? SSN/Taxpayer ID: 0-3-3 - 78— 6W p8 City of lem,MA Print As its: Address: Date: 3 4 L ARTIST CONTRACT ArtBox 2013 Salem Utility Box Painting Program This Agreement between the City of Salem, ("the City"), and Cram Nelson (the "Artist")is for the painting of the Artist's design submitted as part of ArtBox 2013. Section 1. The Artist 1.01 The Artist agrees to paint the design known as Japanese Tribute to Our I-Estory submitted as part of ArtBox 2013. The Artist shall paint the Artwork on the utility box located on Brown Street at New Liberty (number_4_). The Artist agrees to commence painting on or around June 1, 2013, and complete painting by July 27, 2013. The Artist shall perform all services and furnish all supplies and materials necessary for painting the Artwork at the designated location. 1.02 The Artist warrants, represents and covenants that: a. The Artwork is a unique and original product of the Artist's creative efforts. b. No alterations to the landscape will be allowed without the consent of the City. c. The Artist shall be responsible for all loss or damage to the site and improvements thereon caused by the Artist's services during the performance of this Agreement. d. The Artist shall defend, indemnify, keep and hold harmless, the City and its agents, officials and employees against all suits, claims, damages, losses and expenses, including attorneys' fees, caused by,growing out of; or incidental to, the performance of this Agreement by the Artist or subcontractors of the Artist if any,to the full extent allowed by the law and not beyond any extent which would rendered these provisions void or unenforceable. e. The Artist shall retain at all times all rights granted under all applicable copyright laws and all other reproduction rights in and to the Artwork, subject however, to such rights as are granted to the City pursuant to Section 2.01 herein. 1.03 The Artist owns the copyright of the Artwork and may use it for portfolio purposes but not commercial purposes for a period of two(2)years. However,the City may enter into an additional agreement with the Artist if commercial products are produced by the City or the ArtBox Program. Section 2. The City 2.01 Notwithstanding the provisions of Sections 1.02 and 1.03 above, the Artist grants an irrevocable license to the City to make photographs of the Artwork which photographs may be utilized solely in advertising, catalogues,brochures, programs and media publicity and for other non-commercial purposes; such license includes the right of the City to utilize such photographs in the City's catalogues and other similar publications, which right the City agrees to exercise in a tasteful and professional manner consistent with the reputation and professional standing of the Artist; such license also includes the right of the City to make and use promotional footage collected for television, web publication, and other media outlets. It is understood that any use by the City of a photographic image of the Artwork will contain an appropriate credit to the Artist, copyright notice in statutory form setting forth the Artist's name and the date of the publication of the Artwork. 2.02 The City has the right to move, remove, or destroy the Artwork at any time. Section 3. Release 3.01 For and in consideration of the foregoing mutual promises and obligations, and for other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged by the Artist, the Artist does hereby and by these presents for itself, its predecessors and successors in interest, officers directors, shareholders, employees and agents, and for anyone claiming by or ti►rough or under the Artist, fully remise, release, acquit, and forever release and discharge the City from any and all claims or damages of any kind whatsoever relative to any damage or destruction,whether occurring naturally or manmade, of the Artwork being exhibited or to be exhibited by the Artist. Section 4. Compensation 4.01 The City shall pay the Artist$100.00 upon full execution of this Agreement. The City shall pay the remaining $400.00 win two weeks of completion of the Artwork. Section 5. Termination 5.01 The City may terminate this Agreement: a. Upon five(5)days' written notice to the Artist if the termination is without fault on the Artist's part. The City shall not be required to make any further payment. b. If the Artist fails, refuses or is unable to execute the Artwork for any reason with such diligence to allow timely completion in accordance with the Agreement, the City shall give the Artist written notice of its intention to terminate. Unless satisfactory arrangements to the City are made within five(5)business days,the City may terminate the Agreement without any further payment. In addition, within fifteen(15) days of termination of the Agreement, the Artist shall refund to the City any payments made to the Artist. Section 6. Miscellaneous 6.01 This document shall not be construed more strictly against the party who itself or through its agent prepared the document. 6.02 This agreement may be executed in separate counterparts. 6.03 Failure of any party to insist upon compliance with any provision hereof shall not constitute a waiver of the rights of such party to subsequently insist upon compliance with that provision or any other provision of this agreement. 6.04 This agreement contains the entire agreement between the parties hereto. No agent, representative or officer of the parties hereto has any authority to make, or has made,any statements, agreements, or representations, either oral or in writing, express or implied, modifying, adding to, or changing the terms and conditions hereof, and none of the Parties has relied upon any representations not set forth in this agreement. No dealings 2 between the parties or custom shall be permitted to contradict add to, or modify th hereof. No waiver or amendment to the provisions hereof shall terms d effective unless e writing and signed by all parties. in Executed as of the dates set forth below. Artist signature: �� _ Printed name of Arti Address: Sx. c- 1 JA�r M Date: SSN/Taxpayer ID: O3y r 6 _ Sg 1 City of S 1 m, MA Print N e: As its: Address: Date: 3 ARTIST CONTRACT ArtBox 2013 Salem Utility Box Painting Program This Agreement between the City of Salem, ("the City"), and Adam Harmon ,(the "Artist")is for the painting of the Artist's design submitted as part of ArtBox 2013. Section 1. The Artist 1.01 The Artist agrees to paint the design known as "But At Night It's a Different World" submitted as part of ArtBox 2013. The Artist shall paint the Artwork on the utility box located on Bridge Street_at North Street (number_AJ The Artist agrees to commence painting on or around June 1, 2013, and complete painting by July 27, 2013. The Artist shall perform all services and famish all supplies and materials necessary for painting the Artwork at the designated location. 1.02 The Artist warrants,represents and covenants that: a. The Artwork is a unique and original product of the Artist's creative efforts. b. No alterations to the landscape will be allowed without the consent of the City. c. The Artist shall be responsible for all loss or damage to the site and improvements thereon caused by the Artist's services during the performance of this Agreement. d. The Artist shall defend, indemnify,keep aad hold harmless,the City and its agents, officials and employees against all suits, c:aims,damages, losses and expenses,including attorneys' fees, caused by,growing out of, or incidental to,the performance of this Agreement by the Artist or subcontractors of the Artist if any,to the full extent allowed by the law and not beyond any extent which would rendered these provisions void or rmenforceable. e. The Artist shall retain at all times all rights granted under all applicable copyright laws and all other reproduction rights in and to the Artwork, subject however,to such rights as are granted to the City pursuant to Section 2.01 herein. 1.03 The Artist owns the copyright of the Artwork and may use it for portfolio purposes but not commercial purposes for a period of two(2)years.However,the City may enter into an additional agreement with the Artist if commercial products are produced by the City or the ArtBox Program. Section 2. The City 2.01 Notwithstanding the provisions of Sections 1.02 and 1.03 above,the Artist grants an irrevocable license to the City to make photographs of the Artwork which photographs may be utilized solely in advertising,catalogues, brochures, programs and media publicity and for other non-commercial purposes;such license includes the right of the City to utilize such photographs in the City's catalogues and other similar publications, which right the City agrees to exercise in a tasteful and professional manner consistent with the reputation and professional standing of the Artist;such license also includes the right of the City to make and use promotional footage collected for television,web publication,and other media outlets. It is understood that any use by the City of a photographic image of the Artwork will contain an appropriate credit to the Artist, copyright notice in statutory form setting forth the Artist's name and the date of the publication of the Artwork. 2.02 The City has the right to move,remove, or destroy the Artwork at any time. Section 3. Release 3.01 For and in consideration of the foregoing mutual promises and obligations,and for other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged by the Artist, the Artist does hereby and by these presents for itself its predecessors and successors in interest, officers directors, shareholders, employees and agents, and for anyone claiming by or through or under the Artist,fully remise,release, acquit,and forever release and discharge the City from any and all claims or damages of any kind whatsoever relative to any damage or destruction,whether occurring naturally or manmade, of the Artwork being exhibited or to be exhibited by the Artist. Section 4. Compensation 4.01 The City shall pay the Artist$100.00 upon full execution of this Agreement. The City shall pay the remaining$400.00 within two weeks of completion of the Artwork. Section 5. Termination S01 The City may terminate this Agreement: a. Upon five(5) days' written notice to the Artist if the temrination is without fault on the Artist's part. The City shall not be required to make any further payment. b. If the Artist fails,refuses or is unable to execute the Artwork for any reason with such diligence to allow timely completion in accordance with the Agreement,the City shall give the Artist written notice of its intention to terminate.Unless satisfactory arrangements to the City are made within five(5)business days,the City may terminate the Agreement without any further payment. In addition,within fifteen(15) days of termination of the Agreement,the Artist shall refund to the City any payments made to the Artist. Section 6. Miscellaneous 6.01 This document shall not be construed more strictly against the party who itself or through its agent prepared the document. 6.02 This agreement may be executed in separate counterparts. 6.03 Failure of any party to insist upon compliance with any provision hereof shall not constitute a waiver of the rights of such party to subsequently insist upon compliance with that provision or any other provision of this agreement. 6.04 This agreement contains the entire agreement between the parties hereto.No agent, representative or officer of the parties hereto has any authority to make, or has made,any statements, agreements, or representations, either oral or in writing, express or implied, modifying,adding to, or changing the terns and conditions hereof,and none of the parties has relied upon any representations not set forth in this agreement.No dealings 2 between the parties or custom shall be permitted to contradict,add to,or modify the terms hereof.No waiver or amendment to the provisions hereof shall be effective unless in writing and signed by all parties. Executed as of the dates set forth below. / Artist signature: /ham-dv.-- Printed name ofArtist:_/kbAAt AA2nt*^n Address: Z-�O rA]AS41i-j&- o..m ST- Wq Data: 5� �Ifzor3 3?'llE MA Vlgo SSN/Taxpayer 1D: go 3 - /5- L&.Sa City of Salem,MA ) By: f/ Print tqzdn As its: Address: Date: 3 � I ARTIST CONTRACT ArtBox 2013 Salem Utility Box Painting Program This Agreement between the City of Salem, ("the City"), and Campbell Seamans , (the "Artist") is for the painting of the Artist's design submitted as part of ArtBox 2013. Section 1. The Artist 1.01 The Artist agrees to paint the design known as Lighting and Signal submitted as part of ArtBox 2013. The Artist shall paint the Artwork on the utility box located on Bridge Street at Bridge Street Bypass (number_1_). The Artist agrees to commence painting on or around June 1, 2013, and complete Fainting by July 27, 2013. The Artist shall perform all services and furnish all supplies and materials necessary for painting the Artwork at the designated location. 1.02 The Artist warrants,represents and covenants that: a. The Artwork is a unique and original product of the Artist's creative efforts. b. No alterations to the landscape will be allcwed without the consent of the City. c. The Artist shall be responsible for all loss or damage to the site and improvements thereon caused by the Artist's services during the performance of this Agreement. d. The Artist shall defend, indemnify,keep and hold harmless, the City and its agents, officials and employees against all suits, claims, damages, losses and expenses, including attorneys' fees, caused by, growing out of, or incidental to, the performance of this Agreement by the Artist or subcontractors of the Artist if any, to the full extent allowed by the law and not beyond any extent which would rendered these provisions void or unenforceable. e. The Artist shall retain at all times all rights granted under all applicable copyright laws and all other reproduction rights in and to the Artwork, subject however, to such rights as are granted to the City pursuant to Section 2.01 herein. 1.03 The Artist owns the copyright of the Artwork and may use it for portfolio purposes bu: not commercial purposes for a period of two (2)years. However, the City may enter into an additional agreement with the Artist if commercial products are produced by the City or the ArtBox Program. Section 2. The City 2.01 Notwithstanding the provisions of Sections 1.02 and 1.03 above, the Artist grants an irrevocable license to the City to make photographs of the Artwork which photographs may be utilized solely in advertising, catalogues,brochures,programs and media publicity and for other non-commercial purposes; such license includes the right of the City to utilize such photographs in the City's catalogues and other similar publications, which right the City agrees to exercise in a tasteful and professional manner consistent with the reputation and professional standing of the Artist; such license also includes the right of the City to make and use promotional footage collected for television, web publication, and other media outlets. It is understood that any use by the City of a photographic image of the Artwork will contain an appropriate credit to the Artist, copyright notice in statutory form setting forth the Artist's name and the date of the publication of the Artwork. 2.02 The City has the right to move,remove, or destroy the Artwork at any time. Section 3. Release 3.01 For and in consideration of the foregoing mutual promises and obligations, and for oflcr good and valuable consideration,the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged by the Artist, the Artist does hereby and by these presents for itself, its predecessors and successors in interest, officers directors, shareholders, employees and agents, and for anyone claiming by or through or under the Artist, fully remise,release, acquit, and forever release and discharge the City from any and all claims or damages of any kind whatsoever relative to any damage or destruction,whether occurring naturally or manmade, of the Artwork being exhibited or to be exhibited by the Artist. Section 4. Compensation 4.01 The City shall pay the Artist $100.00 upon full execution of this Agreement. The City shall pay the remaining$400.00 within two weeks of completion of the Artwork. Section 5. Termination - 5.01 The City may terminate this Agreement: a. Upon five (5)days' written notice to&e Artist if the termination is without fault o-i the Artist's part. The City shall not be required to make any further payment. b. If the Artist fails, refuses or is unable to execute the Artwork for any reason with such diligence to allow timely completion in accordance with the Agreement,the City shall give the Artist written notice of its intention to terminate. Unless satisfactory arrangements to the City are made within five (5)business days, the City may terminate the Agreement without any further payment. In addition,within fifteen(15) days of termination of the Agreement, the Artist shall refund to the City any payments made to the Artist. Section 6. Miscellaneous 6.01 This document shall not be construed more strictly against the party who itself or through its agent prepared the document. 6.02 This agreement may be executed in separate counterparts. 6.03 Failure of any party to insist upon compliance with any provision hereof shall not constitute a waiver of the rights of such party to subsequently insist upon compliance with that provision or any other provision of this agreement. 6.04 This agreement contains the entire agreem.-nt between the parties hereto. No agent, representative or officer of the parties hereto has any authority to make, or has made, any statements, agreements, or representations, either oral or in writing, express or implied, modifying, adding to, or changing the tens s and conditions hereof, and none of the parties has relied upon any representations not set forth in this agreement. No dealings 2 has made, any statements,agreements, or representations,either oral or in writing,express or implied,modifying,adding to,or changing the terms and conditions hereof,and none of the parties has relied upon any representations not set forth in this agreement.No dealings between the parties or custom shall be permitted to contradict,add to, or mod-Ty the terms hereof. No waiver or amendment to the provisions hereof shall be effective unless in writing and signed by parties. Executed as the dates set forth below. Artist signature: Printed name of Artist: Address: Date: 1 It/ SSN/Taxpayer]D: L City of Salem,MA By: Print Name: As its: Address: Date: ARTIST CONTRACT ArtBox.2013 Salem Utility Box Painting Program This Agreement between the City of Salem, ("the City"), and_Carly Menasco (the "Artist") is for the pal nti ng of the Artist's design submitted as part of ArtBox 2013. Section 1. TheArtist 1.01 TheArtist agrees to paint the design known as Son submitted as part of ArtBox 2013. TheArtist shall paint theArtwork on theutility box located on Lafayette Street at Harbor Street(number 6 ).The Artist agrees to commence painting on or around June 1, 2013, and complete painting by July 27, 2013. The Artist shall perform all services and furnish all supplies and mated al s necessary for painting the Artwork at the designated location. 1.02 The Artist warrants, represents and covenants that: a TheArtwork is a unique and original productof the Artist's creative efforts. b. No alterations to the I andscape will be at lowed without the consent of the City. c. The A rti st shal I beresponsiblefor alI Iossordamage to the siteand improveneits thereon caused by the Arti st's sevi ces duri rig the performance of this Agreement. d. The Artist shall defend, indemnify, keep and hold harmless, the City and its agents, officials and employeesaganet all suits, daims, damages, losses and expenses, Induding attorneys' fees, caused by, growi ng out of, or incidental to,the performance of this Agreement by the Artist or subcontractors of the Artist if any,to the full extent at lowed by the law and not beyond any extent whi cn would rendered these provisions void or unenforceable. e. TheArtist shall retain at all timesa11 rights granted under all applicablecopyright laws and all other reproduction rights in and to the Artwork, subject however,to such rights as are granted to the City pursuant to Secti on 2.01 here n. 1.03 TheArtist owns the copyright of the Artwork and may use it for portfolio purposes but not commedal purposes for a period of two(2)years, However,the City may enter into an additional agreement with the Artist if commercial products are produced by the City or the ArtBox Program. Section 2. TheCity 2.01 Notwithstanding the provisions of Sections 1.02 and 1.03 above, theArtist grants an irrevocable I icense to the City to make photographs of the Artwork which photographs may be utilized solely in advertising, catalogues, brochures, programs and media publicity and for other non-commercial purposes; such license indudesthe right of the City to utilize such photographs in the City's catalogues and other si mi I ar publications, which right the City agreesto exercise in atasteful and professional manner consistent with the reputation and professional standing of theArtist; such license also includes the right of the City to make and use promotional footage collected for television, web publication, and other medi a outl ets. It Is understood that any use by the City of a photographi c i mage of the A rtwork wi I I contal n an appropri ate credi t to the A rti st, copyright notice in statutory form setting forth the Artist's name and the date of the publication of theArtwork. 2.02 The City has the right to move, remove, or destroy the A rtwork at any time. Section 3. Release 3.01 For and in consideration of the foregoing mutual promisesand obligations, and for other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged by the Artist, the Artist does hereby and by these presents for itself, its predecessors and successors in interest, off i cars di rectors, shareholders, employeasand agents, and for anyone chiming by or through or under the Artist,fully remise, release, acquit, and forever rel ease and discharge the City from any and at I dai ms or damages of any k nd whatsoever rel ativeto any damage or destruction,whether occurring naturally or manmade, of the Artwork being ex hi b.ted or to beexhibited by the Artist. Section 4. Compensation 4.01 The City shall pay theArtist$100.00 upon full execution of thisAgreeme nt. The City shall pay the remaining$400.00 within two weeks of completion of theArtwork. Section 5. Termination 5.01 The City may terminate this Agreement: a. Upon five(5)days' written notice to the Artist iftheterminatioriswithoutfault on the Artist's part.The City shall not be required to make any further payment. b. If t he A rti st f ai I s, refuses or isunableto execute t he A rtwork for any reansonwith such di I i gence to at I ow ti mel y completion i n accordance with the Agreement, the City shall give the Artist written notice of its intention to terminate. Unless satisfactory arrangements to the City are made withi n five(5) business days,the City may terminate the Agreement without any further payment. In addition,within fifteen (15) daysof termination of the Agreement, the Artist shall refund to the City any payments made to the Artist. Section 6. Miscdlaneous 6.01 This document shatI not be construed more strictly against the party who itself or through its agent prepared the document. 6.02 This agreement may be executed in separate counterparts. 6.03 Failure of any party to insist upon compl i a-ice wi th any provision hereof shell not constitute a waiver of the rights of such party to subsequently insist upon compliance with that provision or any other provision of this agreement. 6.04 Thi s agreement containsthe esti re agreement between the parties hereto. No agent, representati ve or officer of the parties hereto has any authority to make, or has made, any statements, agreements, or representations, either oral or in writing, express or implied, modifying, addi ng to, or changi ng the terms and conditi ons hereof, and none of the parties has rel i ed upon any representations not set forth i n this agreement. No deal i ngs between the parties or custom shall be permitted to contradict, add to, or modify the terms hereof. No waiver or amendment to the provisions hereof shat I be effecti ve unless in writing and signed by all paties. Executed as of the dates set forth bel ow. Artist signature: Printed naneof Artist: Address 2-5 Vate to In 5 S M0' (, 1 Date 5l SSN/Taxpayrer I D: City of V7,, MA I Ph n'tA-251 As its: Address: Date: L ��.CONO'TR.gQ' yP �T CITY OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND �s9 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT KIMBERLEY DRISCOLL MAYOR 120 WASHINGTON STREET ♦ SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 01970 TELE:978-619-5685 ♦ FAx:978-74o-0404 LYNN GOONIN DUNCAN,AICP DIREcrOR July 29, 2013 Michael Lash 28 Balcomb Street Salem, MA 01970 Dear Mr. Lash, On behalf of the City of Salem, I want to thank you for agreeing to serve as the 2013 ArtBox Artist Liaison. In this capacity, you provided a much needed interface between the Artist and Waters & Brown, and helped to minimize interruptions during the artwork installation process. As stipulated, we have enclosed within this letter your final payment of$300.00 for serving as the 2013 ArtBox Artist Liaison. Thank you again for your support of the City of Salem 2013 ArtBox program. Sincerely, (Andress apiro Economic Development Planner Enclosure (1) CITY OF SALEM -VENDOR ACCOUNT Check Number: 00238924 Invoice Date Invoice Number Description Invoice Amount - 05/30/2013 13-015 artbox liaison PO#906705 VCHR#484510 $300.00 Vendor No. Vendor Name Check No.. Check Date Check Amount 26417 LASH MICHAEL L 00238924 06/06/2013 300.00 Vendor Check Check s-701712110 CITY OF SALEM c+. Number Date Number ® ' SALEM, MASSACHUSETTSj VENDOR ACCOUNT 28417 06/06/2013 00238924 $300.00 i — I -Pay Three Hundred Dollars and 00 cents ****** A To me o r LASH MICHAEL L der o CITIZENS BANK I Z F BOSTON,MA ( � _ CITY Tfl EASURER •0023892411' 1: 2110701751: LL0414LID L6Ile AP CITY OF SALEM 120 OF STREET �� ' • SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 00238924 LASH MICHAEL L 28 BALCOMB STREET SALEM MA 01970 CITY OF SALEM , MASSACHUSETTS Woof 2013 ARTISTS' ROW PROGRAM KIMBERLEYDRISCOLL MAYOR CALL FOR ARTISTS & CRAFTSPEOPLE Mayor Kimberley Driscoll is looking for artists and craftspeople to participate in the tenth season of Artists' Row, a City of Salem Arts Space Initiative. Artists' Row is located in historic downtown Salem at 24 New Derby Street, across from Old Town Hall and Derby Square. Artists' Row is a seasonal program designed to protide rent-free exhibit/sales/workspace for local artists or art groups, and in exchange, requires selected artist` to provide free art workshops and/or performances for the community. 2013 ARTISTS' ROW SEASON Opens May 23, 2013 and closes November 3, 2013 DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION By or before 4:00pm Thursday,April 4, 2013. Deliver or mail completed applications to the Departmen-of Planning &Community Development, City Hail Annex, 120 Washington St., Salem, MA 01970. SITE VISIT A public site visit is scheduled for Thursday, March 28, 2013 from 5:00pm to 5:30pm. Those interested in viewing the available art stalls should arrive at Artists' Row(24 New Derby Street)during that time/date. PROGRAM GOALS 1) To give area artists and craftspeople an opportunity to work, exhibit, and sell their art. 21 To create a lively atmosphere and add to the diverse cultural offerings available for residents and tourists visiting historic downtown Salem. PROGRAM OVERVIEW • Artists, art organizations, and/or craftspeople regardless of race, gender, belief, national origin, sexual orientation, or physical disabilities are eligible to apply. • Artists/craftspeople make and sell an interesting and diverse array of art types and crafts. Performance artists are also encouraged to apply! • There are up to three (3)art stalls available for licensing through this program: Art Stall #1, #4, and #5 (refer to attached map for art stall locations and sizes). • No fee or commission is collected from participants. Artist(s) retain 100% of sales PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS • All work MUST be created by artists, be original handcrafted works. Mass produced or manufactured works are not acceptable(sales representatives and agents are not eligible). • All prices for artwork MUST be visible to the public and participating artists/craftspeople are responsible for collecting sales tax. • Artists/craftspeople participating in Artists' Row MUST provide a minimum of twelve(12) FREE workshops and/or performances to the public throughout the 2013 season. • Artists/craftspeople are responsible for transporting artwork and equipment to and from the site, and for all installation, display, and sales. Y" • Artists/craftspeople are responsible for paying their own electricity. Phone and Internet service Is available, and if desired, artists are responsibility for paying for that extra service. • Selected artists/craftspeople will be required to provide a$500 deposit that will be refunded at the end of the season if art stall is returned to the City in reasonable condition and all program requirements were met. • Artists/craftspeople accepted into the program will be required to sign a License Agreement with the City of Salem. • Each artist MUST secure his or her own Liability Insurance. The City of Salem is not responsible for damage to work caused by the elements, theft, or vandalism. • Artists/craftspeople are responsible for the costs associated with the fabrication &installation of an exterior business sign. Exterior business signs can only be installed on existing sign pole and the design and layout of the sign MUST be reviewed and approved by the City of Salem Redevelopment Authority and its Design Review Board, prior to fabrication and installation. • Art stalls MUST be open to the public AT LEAST Thursdays Ilam to 7pm, Fridays through Sundays loam to 6pm, but artists are encouraged to stay open more than the minimum required times and days. • Artists/craftspeople awarded an art stall MUST attend a mandatory monthly meeting with the City's Program Manger, which generally occurs the first Thursday of each month at loam at Artists' Row. • On Thursdays from June 13—October 24, 2013 from 3pm to 7pm vendors associated with the Salem Farmers' Market may set up in various exterior locations at Artists' Row. It is anticipated that up to six (6)such vendors could be accommodated without interfering with artist's dedicated outdoor vending space, during market days. • At the end of the season, artists are responsible for removal of all their work, equipment, furnishings, and for cleaning art stall prior to final inspection by the City's Program Manager. All participating artists MUST vacate stalls before or by Friday, November 29, 2013. SELECTION PROCESS • The City of Salem and representative(s) from the Salem arts community will evaluate proposals and select artists/craftspeople for the 2013 Artists' Row Season. SELECTION CRITERIA The final selection of artists/craftspeople or art groups are based on the following criteria: • Appropriateness for Artists' Row setting and audience • Locally-based artist(s), craftspeople and/or art organizations • Variety of artistic disciplines and cultural traditions • Creative and interactive workshops and/or performances • Creation of a lively atmosphere in marketplace area • Quality of art work • Ability to work well with other diverse artists in a group setting • Ability to keep art stall open to the public more than the minimum required times and days CHECKLIST Applicants MUST attach the following items to the Application, in order to be considered for the Program: ❑ At least six(6) photographs or digital photos of art work to be sold. Each photo should include: name of artist, suggested retail price, and the corresponding number from the Photo Description List. Performa-ice Artists should provide a video footage and/or music CD sample of work. ❑ Photo Description Sheet(s). ❑ Resume(s) or brief descriptions) of your art experiences. ❑ Summary regarding the type of work you are presenting/selling, the number of artists in your group, and the proposed name of your art space or arts group. ❑ Description of the free community workshops and/or performances you plan to provide to the public. Must provide a minimum of twelve free (12) workshops and/or performances. ❑ Plans for the art stall you are looking to occupy, including the equipment you would be bringing into the space and any interior improvements you would be making to the space. If you have any questions regarding the Artists'Row Program please contact Frank Taormina at the City of Salem Department of Planning and Community Development at(976)619-5665. _commul CITY OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 2013 ARTISTS' ROW PROGRAM KIM BERLEY DRI.SCOLL MAYOR 2013 ARTISTS' ROW APPLICATION APPLICANT INFORMATION (PLEASE PRINT) Name of Group/Artist: Primary Contact Name: Address: Home Phone #: Cell Phone #: Email Address: Website: PROPOSAL Briefly describe your work and proposed art stall concept (add additional page if necessary). Additionally, please include all the information required on the Checklist found on Page 3 of the CALL FOR ARTISTS&CRAFTSPEOPLE. CERTIFICATION The undersigned represents and warrants that the information provided is true and complete and that the City of Salem may consider this application as continuing to be true and correct until a written notice of a change is given to the City by the undersigned. The undersigned authorizes the City to make all inquiries it deems necessary to verify the accuracy of the statements made herein. The undersigned understands that this application does not constitute an agreement or commitment on the part of either the applicant or the City of Salem to use an Artists' Row Stall. Name: Title: Signature: Date: DELIVER OR MAIL COMPLETED APPLICATIONS TO: Department of Planning &Community Development Salem City Hall Annex 120 Washington Street Salem, Massachusetts 01970 DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION IS BY OR BEFORE 4:OOPM THURSDAY,APRIL 4,2013 �CONUITq,y�� CITY OF SALEM , MASSACHUSETTS 2013 ARTISTS ROW PROGRAM KIMBERLEY DRISCOLL MAYOR PHOTO DESCRIPTION SHEET PHOTO#1—Title: Medium: Techniques: Dimensions(Height x Width x Depth)in inches: Retail Price: $ PHOTO#2—Tide: Medium: Techniques: Dimensions(HxNxD)in inches: Retail Price: $ PHOTO#3—Title: Medium: Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD)in inches: Retail Price: $ PHOTO#4—Title: Medium: Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD)in inches: Retail Price: $ PHOTO#5—Title: Medium: Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD) in inches: Retail Price: $ PHOTO#6—Title: Medium: Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD) in inches: Retail Price: $ Please use additional Photo Description Sheet enclosed if more photos of work are needed c-MR- CITY OF SALEM , MASSACHUSETTS 2013 ARTISTS' ROW PROGRAM KiMBRRLRY DmcoLL MAYOR PHOTO DESCRIPTION SHEET (CONT.) PHOTO# —Title: Medium: Techniques: Dimensions(HxWx) in inches: Retail Price: $ PHOTO* —Trtle: Medium: Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD) in inches: Retail Price: $ PHOTO# —Title: Medium: Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD)in inches: Retail Price: $ PHOTO# —Title: Medium: Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD) in inches: Retail Price: $ PHOTO# —Title: Medium: Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD) in inches: Retail Price: $ PHOTO# —ride: Medium: Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD) in inches: Retail Price: $ 3'2�)12 Cityseels talent for A,fists'Row-News-Boston.com City seeks talent for Artists' Row By John Laidler Globe Correspondent/ March 23, 2013 Salem is seeking artists and craftspeople to participate in its loth Artists' Row season, a city-funded program at Salem Marketplace, located between New Derby and Front streets. It offers an opportunity to work, exhibit, and sell artwork in rent-free space in exchange for providing free art workshops and performances for the community. This year's Artists' Row will run from May 23 to Nov. 3. Up to three art stalls will be awarded. Applications and program guidelines are available from the Salem's Department of Planning & Community Development at the City Hall annex, 120 Washington Street, or at www.salem.com/pages/artstrrow. A site visit will be held on Thurscay from 5-5:30 p.m. for potential applicants to view the available stalls. Applications must be received by 4 p.m. on April 4. For more information, contact Frank Taormina at 978-619-5685• ©Copyright 2013 Globe Newspaper Company. v w.boston.conJnews/local/massachusetts/2013/0323/city-seels-talent-for-artists-roWIKQAZ2bzWo2Bn7wAYPRjnN/story.html 1/1 LICENSE This agreement is made between the City of Salem, a municipal corporation located in Essex County, Massachusetts with a mailing address of 93 Washington Street, in said Salem ("City") and Lucas Custer(Salem Collective of Artists & Musicians), with a mailing address of 35 Briggs Street,Apt#2, Salem, Massachusetts 01970 ("Licensee"). WHEREAS,City maintains art stalls at the Salem Marketplace, 24 New Derby Street. WHEREAS,Licensee wishes to utilize such a-t stalls maintained by City. WHEREAS, the City wishes to extend the existing 2013 Artists Row Program at the Salem Marketplace for additional days to benefit visitors and residents. NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of building usage described in Exhibit A, Licensee agrees to pay the City $1.00 IT IS AGREED THAT: 1. City hereby licenses and au&orizes Licensee to utilize the stalls/buildings identified in Appendix A for the period of November 4, 2013 through December 25, 2013. 2. The Licensee's security deposit of$500 paid to the City upon execution of the original Agreement dated May 14, 2012 will be refunded at the end of this license period provided that the stall is left in a reasonable condition and all the program requirements were met. 3. If the licensed property is damaged resulting from any act or negligence of Licensee or any of Licensee's agents, employees or invitees, Licensee shall be responsible for the costs of repair and shall hold the City of Salem harmless to any liability personal or otherwise. 4. Licensee shall at all times relieve, indemnify,protect and save harmless Salem and each of its boards, officers and employees from any and all claims and liability of death of and injury to persons or damage to property that may arise from or be caused by the operation, maintenance or occupation of the aforesaid premises by the Licer see under the provisions of this License or by the negligence of the Licensee, its agents, officers or employees. 5. The Licensee agrees that City may, at is election, terminate this agreement by giving written notice thereof to the Licensee and specifying the effective date of such notice, if at any time during the term of the license the City determines: (a) that the Licensee is creating a safety hazard through its negligent use of the site, (b) that the Licensee is unable to comply with any city regulations, and (c) that the Licensee is otherwise not performing the agreement in accordance with its terms and conditions, (d) or for other just cause. 6. At revocation, City shall provide seven (7) days notice to Licensee, before use of the art stall shall be terminated. Signed and sealed this 24th day of October,2013. LICENSOR LICENSEE City of Salem,Massachusetts 0,� A ,4&A baeam) an, AICP Lucas Custer Director, DPCD Salem Collective of Artists&Musicians AS TO FORM AND CONTENT, Elizabeth Re pard, Esq. City Solicitor EXHIBIT A Licensee shall be entitled to use the following stall/building during the license period: Stall#1 at 24 New Derby Street, Salem,M.A. List any other specific requirements of the parties. Artists' Row 24 New Derby Street } DERBY City of Salem a FRONT ST OMINR - Mayor Kimberley Driscoll e Map prepared by SalemGlS March 15,2013 M'- c Map No.13-001 r Ila 4l � t KLOP AL`Y n- t...- 24-New- - Derby St ..Mapl34. Lot 424 Unit#2 543 sq. •ate" :.:�A P�.d:b c .— nit#1 ,Re trooms 11008 sq. ft. ! rt+r I, µ r l 1 - I ` 4 r, LICENSE This agreement is made between the City of Salem, a municipal corporation located in Essex County, Massachusetts with a mailing address of 93 Washington Street, in said Salem ("City") and Alikya Wingate (Serendipitish), with a mailing address of 10 Briggs Street, Apt #1, Salem, Massachusetts 01970 ("Licensee"). WHEREAS,City maintains art stalls at the Salem Marketplace, 24 New Derby Street. WHEREAS, Licensee wishes to utilize such art stalls maintained by City. WHEREAS, the City wishes to extend the existing 2013 Artists Row Program at the Salem Marketplace for additional days to benefit visitors and residents. NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of building usage described in Exhibit A, Licensee agrees to pay the City $1.00 IT IS AGREED THAT: 1. City hereby licenses and authorizes Licensee to utilize the stalls/buildings identified in Appendix A for the period of November 4, 2013 through December 25, 2013. 2. The Licensee's security deposit of$500 paid to the City upon execution of the original Agreement dated May 3, 2012 will be refunded at the end of this license period provided that the stall is left in a reasonable condition and all the program requirements were met. 3. If the licensed property is damaged resulting from any act or negligence of Licensee or any of Licensee's agents, employees or invitees, Licensee shall be responsible for the costs of repair and shall hold the City of Salem harmless to any liability personal or otherwise. 4. Licensee shall at all times relieve, indemnify,protect and save harmless Salem and each of its boards, officers and employees from any and all claims and liability of death of and injury to persons or damage to property that may arise from or be caused by the operation, maintenance or occupation of the aforesaid premises by the Licensee under the provisions of this License or by the negligence of the Licensee, _ts agents,officers or employees. 5. The Licensee agrees that City may, at is election, terminate this agreement by giving written notice thereof to the Licensee and specifying the effective date of such notice, if at any tirr_e during the term of the license the City determines: (a) that the Licer_see is creating a safety hazard through its negligent use of the site, (b) that the Licensee is unable to comply with any r city regulations, and (c) that the Licensee is otherwise not performing the agreement in accordance wits its terns and conditions, (d) or for other just cause. 6. At revocation, City shall provide seven (7) days notice to Licensee, before use of the art stall shall be terminated. Signed and sealed this 29th day of October, 2013. LICENSOR LICENSEE City of Salem,Massachusetts LynW Duncan, AICP Ali6a WT ing&e Director, DPCD Serendipitish AS TO FORM AND CONTENT, Elizabeth Renard, Esq. City Solicitor r EXHIBIT A Licensee shall be entitled to use the following stall/building during the license period: Stall#4 at 24 New Derby Street, Salem, MA. List any other specific requirements of the parties. Artists' Row 24 New Derby Street • h .�. DERBY SQ •art t _ } City of Salem s r r4 i r FRONTSt I w•�j 1F µ ,. Mayor ,;.r,�t t 3• Kimberley Driscoll r I Map prepared by SalemGlS March 15,2013 Il Map No.13-001 • i [1 1 „ 1 rt low• l PP1 �,t� � , _ -• •,Lobster ` .Shanty " I KLOP ALY .� • - ni s - j j 24 New Derby St. Map 34 Lo 424 i # qft :xa Publi- ni # Re trooms ' 1,006 sq.ft. i' ni # r t , R�r DERBY 37 CITY OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 3 2013 ARTISTS' ROW PROGRAM �tr '1 LICENSE AGREEMENT This License Agreement is made and entered into this 30' day of April 2013 by and between the City of Salem ('Licensor' with a usual place of business at 93 Washington Street, Salem, Massachusetts, 01970 and John Andrews (Social Palates) ('Licensee'D with its usual place of business at the Salem Marketplace,Salem,Massachusetts 01970. The License Agreement allows the Licensee to use one (1) stall in the Marketplace (Stall #5), which is located between New Derby and Front Streets in Salem, Massachusetts. The use of the stall shall be in accordance with the rules and regulations as set forth m the attached Exhibit A. L Term This License Agreement shall be in effect for one (1) season, beginning Thursday, May 23, 2013 and ending November 3,2013. 2. Program Fees/Requirements The Licensee shall be required to provide a minimum of twelve (12) free performances and/or workshops on the weekends for the general public. All requirements outlined in the Program Rules and Regulations regarding these performances and/or workshops must be adhered to. 3. Security Deposit The licensee shall pay a security deposit of $250.00 paid to the Licensor upon execution of this Agreement. The deposit will be refunded at the end of the season if the stall is left in a reasonable condition and all the program requirements were met. 4. Use There shall be no overnight or residential component of this permitted use. During the season, Licensee shall continuously use the stall only for the purpose stated and no other purpose whatsoever. 5. Hours of Operation The Licensee agrees to keep the stall open for the public at a minimum, Thursdays from 11:00AM to TOOPM,Fridays, Saturdays,and Sundays from 10:OOAM to 6:OOPM. 6. Products The Licensee is only permitted to display and sell otig and handcrafted work make by artists, pursuant to their approved proposals. The licensee may add more artists to their group after the execution of this agreement, but his or her resume and sample of work must be reviewed and approved by the Licensor (The City of Salem) prior to display/sale of such work. Mass produced or manufactured works are not acceptable. No outside tables or other carts may be used to display items unless otherwise approved by the Licensor. The Licensee is also not permitted to tack or hang items on the outside of the stall,except as permitted by the Licensor. 7. Delivery/Parking The Licensee shall not park anywhere in the Artists'Rcw area except for those areas specifically designated for it. Any deliveries shall only be made at specifically designated areas adjacent to Artists'Row. & Condition of Premises: Repairs & Maintenance The Licensee accepts the premises in the condition in which it is on the date of the commencement of the term hereof, acknowledging that it has inspected the premises and that they are in good order and condition and sufficient for the uses intended by the Licensee. The Licensor has made and the Licensee has relied on no representations or warranties express or implied, as to the condition of or the ability for a particular use of the leased premises,except as may be set forth herein. The Licensee shall keep the premises in the same condition in which they are now or may hereafte-be put, reasonable wear and tear, damage by fire or other casualty, acts of God, acts of war only excepted. The Licensee shall maintain the premises so as to keep it in good and safe operating condition in all respects, provided that the Licensor shall be responsible for making major structural repairs and replacements to the premises. The cost of such major structural repairs and replacements will be charged to the Licensee as an additional fee if they are necessitated by the fault cr negligence of the Licensee, its employees, agents, servants or visitors. The Licensee is responsible for all ordinary repairs and cleanliness of the premises. The Licensee is not permitted to change the existing_ocks on the building or add additional locks without the express written consent of the City. At the expiration or other termination of the license, the Licensee will yield up the premises in good repair, order and condition, reasonable wear and tear, damage by fire, act of God, damage caused by acts or omissions of the Licensor and delays beyond Licensee's control excepted. 9. Cleanliness The Licensee shall keep the sidewalks, entrances, passageways and area adjoining the leased premises in a clean and orderly condition, free from rubbish and obstructions. Such duty shall include, at a minimal, daily sweeping in the morning and washing (hosing down) in the evening. The Licensee shall also wash all windows (including doors) at least twice during the season. 10. Display The Licensee shall not store any supplies or other mer=handise in public view,including windowsills. The Licensee shall not be allowed to place any fliers or other materials on the windows without the express,written consent of the Licensor. It Alterations Any alterations of the premises by the Licensee must first be approved by the Licensor. Any such approvals of alterations by the Licensor are contingent upon appropriate approval from the Department of Planning and Community Development and other departments with jurisdiction over same. Any alterations made without approval will be restored at the sole expense of the Licensee at the request of the Licensor. The interior painting of the walls in the stalls in not considered an alteration that must be approved by the City. 12. Inspections The Licensor shall have reasonable access to premises during term for purposes of enforcing the License Agreement and any other pertinent statute, code or ordinance. At a minimal, the Licensor shall inspect said premises twice during the Marketplace season. 13. Insurance If the premises is damaged by fire or other casualty resulting from any act or negligence of Licensee or any of the Licensee's agents, employees or invitees, and the Licensee shall be responsible for the costs of the repair. The Licensee shall be responsible, at its expense, for fire and extended coverage insurance on all of its personal property,including removable trade fixtures,located in the premises. The Licensee shall, at its own expense, maintain a policy or policies of comprehensive general liability insurance with respect to the respective activities in the Building with the premiums thereon fully paid on or before due date, issued by and binding upon some insurance company approved by Licensor, such insurance to afford minimum protection of not less than $1,000,000 combined single limit coverage of bodily injury, property damage or combination thereof The Licensor shall be listed as an additional insured on Licensee's policy or policies of comprehensive general liability insurance and Licensee shall provide Licensor (City of Salem) with current Certificates of Insurance evidencing Licensee's compliance with this Paragraph by mailing to Department of Planning & Community Development, ATTN: Artists Row, 120 Washington Street, Salem, MA 01970. The Licensee shall obtain the agreement of Licensee's insurers to notify Licensor that a policy is due to expire at least thirty (30) days prior to such expiration. The Licensor shall not be required to maintain insurance against thefts within the premises. 14. Indemnification The Licensee shall at all times relieve, indemnify, protect and save harmless the Licensor and each of its boards, officers and employees from any and all claims and liability for death of and injury to persons or damage to property that may arise from or be caused by the operation, maintenance or occupation of the aforesaid premises by the Licensee under the provisions of this Agreement or by the negligence of the Licensee,its agents, officers or employees. 15. Utilities The Licensee shall be responsible for payment of all utilities at the premises being occupied by the Licensee including but not limited to,water and electr city. 16. Compliance with Law The Licensee shall comply with all laws, order, ordinances and other public requirements now or hereafter pertaining to Licensee's use of the premises. The Licensor shall comply with all laws, orders, ordinances and other public requirements now or hereafter affecting the premises. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this License as of the day and year first above written. LICENSOR LICENSEE City of Salem,Massachusetts y n G. Dunca AICP o ndrews ectox of Planning&Community Development AS TO FORM AND CONTENT, Elizabeth M. Rennard, sq. City Solicitor EXHIBIT A Program Rules and Regulations 2013 CITY OF SALEM ARTISTS' ROW PROGRAM PROGRAM RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. Approved Merchandise and Display All work sold must be created by artists, be original and handcrafted. Mass producec or manufactured works are not acceptable. New artists and/or products can only be added to your art stall after the Program Manager has reviewed and approved your request. Failure to comply with the product mix originally submitted and approved by the City may be cause for revocation of your License Agreement. Illegal and counterfeit merchandise is not accepted into Artists' Row. Artists selling illegal or counterfeit merchandise will forfeit their License Agreement. 2. Monthly Meetings Artists are required to attend monthly meetings with the Program Manager. The exact time/date of each monthly meeting will be coordinated each month by the Program Manager. 3. Program Requirements Artists must provide a minimum of 12 free performances and/or workshops on the weekends for the general public. Artists will be required to report on when these workshops will take place. the content, number of expected participants, and type of marketing used to reach out to the public. Artists will be required to submit monthly reports outlining the outcome of the workshops including the number of participants. The format for these reports will be provided by the Program Manager. 4. Conduct Artists must conduct themselves in a professional and businesslike manner, as their conduct is a direct reflection on the Artists' Row Program and the City of Salem. As ambassadors of Artists' Row, we ask that your actions and appearance are conducive to a retail atmosphere. Inappropriate language and behavior to pedestrians, shoppers ani fellow artists will not be tolerated. Consuming or being under the influence of alcoholic beverages or narcotics while working at Artists' Row is prohibited and this or any other illegal conduct of any kind may result in immediate termination of License Agreement and eviction from Artists'Row. 5. Area Maintenance Artists are to keep the area around their stall clear of debris. Artists are not permitted to display items outside, unless otherwise approved by the Program Manager. All storage containers must be neatly stored. 6. Signage Artists may not construct or install a sign without the review and approval by the City of Salem. All exterior signs must receive approval by the Salem Redevelopment Authority (SRA) and their Design Review Board (DRB) prior to fabrication and insta.lation. Returning Artists that have a valid City of Salem Sign Permit may reinstall their signs provided that it is the same sign that was previously approved by the SRA, or replaced or repaired in kind. 7. Program Commitment All artists are required to make a seasonal commitment to Artists' Row. No vendor may sub-lease or reassign a stall without prior written consent of the City of Salem. Failure to comply with this commitment will result in a loss of his/her security deposit. S. Hours Artists' Row is open each week to the public at a minimum, Thursdays from 11:OOAM to 7:00?M, Fridays, Saturdays, and Saturday from 10:OOAM to 6:OOPM. All artists are encouraged to keep their stall open more than the designated hours. 9. Merchandise Display Uncovered cardboard boxes,plastic milk crates or unfinished plywood are not to be used for display devises. 10. Employees Artists are responsible for the actions of their employees (if applicable). This includes temporary employees, friends, or any other person(s) working at the Licensees stall. Licensees should inf:)tm all employees of the terms outlined for participador in the Artists' Row Program. By signing at the line below, I am indicating that I have read and understand all of the above rules and regulations required to participate in this City program and agree to adhere to them. I also acknowledge and understand that these policies are subject to change,if warranted and in the best interest of the City of Salem. Signature of Licensee: Date: CITY OF SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 2013 ARTISTS' ROW PROGRAM LICENSE AGREEMENT This License Agreement is made and entered into this 25th day of April 2013 by and between the City of Salem ("Licensor' with a usual place of business ac 93 Washington Street, Salem, Massachusetts, 01970 and Lucas Custer (Salem Collective of Artists & Musicians) ("Licensee") with its usual place of business at the Salem Marketplace, Salem,Massachusetts 01970. The License Agreement allows the Licensee to use one (1) stall in the Marketplace (Stall #1), which is located between New Derby and Front Streets in Salem, Massachusetts. The use of the stall shall be in accordance with the rules and regulations as set forth in the attached Exhibit A. I. Term This License Agreement shall be in effect for one (1) season, beginning Thursday, May 23, 2313 anc ending November 3, 2013. 2. Program Fees/Requirements The Licensee shall be required to provide a minimum of twelve (12) free performances and/or workshops on the weekends for the general public. All requirements outlined in the Program Rules and Regulations regarding these performances and/or workshops must be adhered to. 3. Security Deposit The Licensee shall pay a security deposit of $500.00 paid to the Licensor upon execution of this Agreement. The deposit will be refunded at the end of the season if the stall is left in a reasonable condition and all the program requirements were met 4. Use There shall be no overnight or residential component of this permitted use. During the season, Licensee shall continuously use the stall only for the purpose stated and no other purpose whatsoever. 5. Hours of Operation The Licensee agrees to keep the stall open for the public at a minimum, Thursdays from 11:OOAM to 7:OOPM, Fridays, Saturdays,and Sundays from 10:OOAM to 6:OOPM. 6. Products The Licensee is only permitted to display and sell original and handcrafted work make by artists, pursuant to their approved proposals. The Licensee may add more artists to their group after the execution of this agreement, but his or her resume and sample of work must be reviewed and approved by the Licensor (The City of Salem) prior to display/sale of such wotk. Mass produced or manufactured works are not acceptable. No outside tables or other carts may be used to display items unless otherwise approved by the Licensor. The Licensee is also not permitted to tack or hang items on the outside of the stall,except as permitted by the Licensor. 7. Delivery/Parking The Licensee shall not park anywhere in the Artists'Row area except for those areas specifically designated for it. Any deliveries shall only be made at specifically designated areas adjacent to Artists'Row. & Condition of Premises: Repairs & Maintenance The Licensee accepts the premises in the condition in which it is on the date of the commencement of the term hereof, acknowledging that it has inspected the premises and that they are in good order and condition and sufficient for the uses intended by the Licensee. The Licensor has made and the Iccensee has relied on no representations or warranties express or implied, as to the condition of or the ab_lity for a particular use of the leased premises, except as may be set forth herein. The Licensee shall keep the premises in the same condition in which they are now or may hereafter be put, reasonable wear and tear, damage by fire or other casualty, acts of God, acts of war only excepted. The Licensee shall maintain the premises so as to keep it in good and safe operating condition in all respects, provided that the Licensor shall be responsible for making major structural repairs and replacements to the premises. The cost of such major structural repairs and replacements will be charged to the Licensee as an additional fee if they are necessitated by the fault or negligence of the Licensee, its employees, agents, servants or visitors. The Licensee is responsible for all ordinary repairs and cleanliness of the premises. The Licensee is not permitted to change the existing locks on the building or add additional lockswithout the express written consent of the City. At the expiration or other termination of the license, the Licensee will yield up the premises in good repair, order and condition, reasonable wear and tear, damage by fire, act of God, damage caused by acts or omissions of the Licensor and delays beyond Licensee's control excepted. 9. Cleanliness The Licensee shall keep the sidewalks, entrances, passageways and area adjoining the leased premises in a clean and orderly condition, free from rubbish and obstructions. Such duty shall include, at a minimal, daily sweeping in the morning and washing (hosing down) in the evening. The Licensee shall also wash all windows (including doors) at least twice during the season. 10. Display The Licensee shall not store any supplies or other merchandise in public view,including windowsills. The Licensee shall not be allowed to place any fliers or other materials on the windows without the express,written consent of the Licensor. It Alterations Any alterations of the premises by the Licensee must first be approved by the Licensor. Any such approvals of alterations by the Licensor are contingent upon appropriate approval from the Department of Planning and Community Development and other departments with jurisdiction over same. Any alterations made without approval will be restored at the sole expense of the Licensee at the request of the Licensor. The interior painting of the walls in the stalls in not considered an alteration that must be approved by the City. 12. Inspections The Licensor shall have reasonable access to premises during term for purposes of enforcing the License Agreement and any other pertinent statute, code or ordinance. At a minimal, the Licensor shall inspect said premises twice during the Marketplace season. 13. Insurance If the premises is damaged by fire or other casualty resulting from any act or negligence of Licensee or any of the Licensee's agents, employees or invitees, and the Licensee shall be responsible for the costs of the repair. The Licensee shall be responsible, at its expense, for fire and extended coverage insurance on all of its personal property,including removable trade fixtures,located in the premises. The Licensee shall, at its own expense, maintain a policy or policies of comprehensive general liability insurance with respect to the respective activities in the Building with the premiums thereon fully paid on or before due date, issued by and binding upon some insurance company approved by Licensor, such insurance to afford minimum protection of not less than $1,000,000 combined single limit coverage of bodily injury, property damage or combination thereof. The Licensor shall be listed as an additional insured on Licensee's policy or policies of comprehensive general liability insurance and Licensee shall provide Licensor (City of Salem) with current Certificates of Insurance evidencing Licensee's compliance with this Paragraph by mailing to Department of Planning & Community Development, ATTN: Artists Row, 120 Washington Street, Salem, MA 01970. The Licensee shall obtain the agreement of Licensee's insurers to notify Licensor that a policy is due to expire at least thirty (30) days prior to such expiration. The Licensor shall not be required to maintain insurance against thefts within the premises. 14. Indemnification The Licensee shall at all times relieve, indemnify, protect and save harmless the Licensor and each of its boards, officers and employees from any and all claims and liability for death of and injury to persons or damage to property that may arise from or be caused by the operation, maintenance or occupation of the aforesaid premises by the Licensee under the provisions of this Agreement or by the negligence of the Licensee,its agents,officers or employees. 15. Utilities The Licensee shall be responsible for payment of all utilities at the premises being occupied by the Licensee including but not limited to,water and electtcity. 16. Compliance with Law The Licensee shall comply with all laws, order, ordinances and other public requirements now or hereafter pertaining to Licensee's use of the premises. The Licensor shall comply with all laws, orders, ordinances and other public requirements now or hereafter affecting the premises. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this License as of the day and year firs_ above written. LICENSOR LICENSEE 'i' of Salem,Massachusetts Sy✓ Ly . Duncan,A CP Lucas Custer Director of Planning&Community Development AS TO FORM AND CONTENT, Elizabeth M. Rennard, Esq. City Solicitor EXHIBIT A Program Rules and Regulations A 2013 CITY OF SALEM ARTISTS' ROW PROGRAM PROGRAM RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. Approved Merchandise and Display All work sold must be created by artists, be original and handcrafted. Mass produced or manufactured works are not acceptable. New artists and/or products can only be added to your art stall after the Program Manager has reviewed and approved your request. Failure to comply with the product mix originally submitted and approved by the City may be cause for revocation of your License Agreement. Illegal and counterfeit merchandise is not accepted into Artists' Row. Artists selling illegal or counterfeit merchandise will forfeit their License Agreement. 2. Monthly Meetings Artists are required to attend monthly meetings with the Program Manager. The exact time/date of each monthly meeting will be coordinated each month by the Program Manager. 3. Program Requirements Artists must provide a minimum of 12 free performances and/or workshops on the weekends for the general public. Artists will be required to report on when these workshops will take place, the content, number of expected participants, and type of marketing used to reach out to the public. Artists will be required to submit monthly reports outlining the outcome of the workshops including the number of participants. The format for these reports will be provided by the Program Manager. 4. Conduct Artists must conduct themselves in a professional and businesslike manner, as their conduct is a direct reflection on the Artists' Row Program and the City of Salem. As ambassadors of Artists' Row, we ask that your actions and appearance are conducive to a retail atmosphere. Inappropriate language and behavior to pedestrians, shoppers and fellow artists will not be tolerated. Consuming or being under the influence of alcoholic beverages or narcotics while working at Artists' Row is prohibited and this or any other illegal conduct o:any kind may result in immediate termination of License Agreement and eviction from Artists' Row. 5. Area Maintenance Artists are to keep the area around their stall clear of debris. Artists are not permitted to display items outside, unless otherwise approved by the Program Manager. All storage containers must be neatly stored 6. Signage Artists may not construct or install a sign without the review and approval by the City of Salem. All exterior signs must receive approval by the Salem Redevelopment Authority (SRA) and their Design Review Board (DRB) prior to fabrication and installation. Returning Artists that have a valid City of Salem Sign Permit may reinstall their signs provided that it is the same sign that was previously approved by the SRA, or replaced or repaired in kind. 7. Program Commitment All artists are required to make a seasonal commitment to Artists' Row. No vendor may sub-lease or reassign a stall without prior written consent of the City of Salem. Failure to comply with this commitment will result in a loss of his/her security deposit. 8. Hours Artists' Row is open each week to the public at a minimum, 'Thursdays from 11:OOAM to TOOPM, Fridays, Saturdays, and Saturday from 10:OOAM to 6:OOPM. All artists are encouraged to keep their stall open more than the designated hours. 9. Merchandise Display Uncovered cardboard boxes, plastic milk crates or unfinished plywood are not to be used for display devises. 10. Employees Artists are responsible for the actions of their employees (if applicable). This includes temporary employees, friends, or any other person(s) working at the Licensees stall. Licensees should inform all employees of the terns outlined for participation in the Artists' Row Program. I By signing at the line below, I am indicating that I have read and understand all of the above rules and regulations required to participate in this City program and agree to adhere to them. I also acknowledge and understand that these policies are subject to change,if warranted and in the best interest of the City of Salem. Signature of Licensee: C`� Date:�1 CITY OF SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS s 7 2013 ARTISTS' ROW PROGRAM LICENSE AGREEMENT This License Agreement is made and entered into th_s 2"d day of May 2013 by and between the City of Salem ("Licensor' with a usual place of business at 93 Washington Street, Salem, Massachusetts, 01970 and Alikya Wingate (Serendipitish) ('Licensee") with its usual place of business at the Salem Marketplace,Salem,Massachusetts 01970. The License Agreement allows the Licensee to use one (1) stall in the Marketplace (Stall #4), which is located between New Derby and Front Streets in Salem, Massachusetts. The use of the stall shall be in accordance with the rules and regulations as set forth in the attached Exhibit A. L Term This License Agreement shall be in effect for one (1) season, beginning Thursday, May 23, 2013 and ending November 3,2013. 2. Program Fees/Requirements The Licensee shall be required to provide a minimum of twelve (12) free performances and/or workshops on the weekends for the general public. All requirements outlined in the Program Rules and Regulations regarding these performances and/or workshops muss be adhered to. 3. Security Deposit The Licensee shall pay a security deposit of $500.00 paid to the Licensor upon execution of this Agreement. The deposit will be refunded at the end of the season if the stall is left in a reasonable condition and all the program requirements were met. 4. Use There shall be no overnight or residential component of this permitted use. During the season, Licensee shall continuously use the stall only for the purpose stated and no other purpose whatsoever. 3. Hours of Operation The Licensee agrees to keep the stall open for the public at a minimum, Thursdays from 11:OOAM to 7:OOPM, Fridays,Saturdays, and Sundays from 10:OOAM to 6:OOPM. 6. Products The Licensee is only permitted to display and sell original and handcrafted work make by artists, pursuant to their approved proposals. The Licensee may add more artists to their group after the execution of this agreement, but his or her resume and sample of work must be reviewed and approved by the Licensor (The City of Salem) prior to display/sale of such work. Mass produced or manufactured works are not acceptable. No outside tables or other carts may be used to display items unless otherwise approved by the Licensor. The Licensee is also not permitted to tack or hang items on the outside of the stall, except as permitted by the Licensor. 7. Delivery/Parking The Licensee shall not park anywhere in the Artists' Row area except for those areas specifically designated for it. Any deliveries shall only be made at specifically designated areas adjacent to Artists'Row. & Condition of Premises: Repairs &Maintenance The Licensee accepts the premises in the condition in which it is on the date of the commencement of the term hereof, acknowledging that it has inspected 6e premises and that they are in good order and condition and sufficient for the uses intended by the Licensee. The Licensor has made and the Licensee has relied on no representations or warranties express or implied, as to the condition of or the ability for a particular use of the leased premises,except as may be set forth herein. The Licensee shall keep the premises in the same condition in which they are now or may hereafter be put, reasonable wear and tear, damage by fire or other casualty, acts of God, acts of war only excepted. The Licensee shall maintain the premises so as to keep it in good and safe operating condition in all respects, provided that the Licensor shall be responsible for making major structural repairs and replacements to the premises. The cost of such major structural repairs and replacements will be charged to the Licensee as an additional fee if they are necessitated by the fault or negligence of the Licensee, its employees, agents, servants or visitors. The Licensee is responsible for all ordinary repairs anc cleanliness of the premises. The Licensee is not permitted to change the existing locks on the building or add additional locks without the express written consent of the City. At the expiration or other termination of the license,the Licensee will yield up the premises in good repair, order and condition, reasonable wear and tear, damage by fire, act of God, damage caused by acts or omissions of the Licensor and delays beyond Licensee's control excepted. 9. Cleanliness The Licensee shall keep the sidewalks, entrances, passageways and area adjoining the leased premises in a dean and orderly condition, free from rubbish and obstructions. Such duty shall include, at a minimal, daily sweeping in the morning and washing(hosing down) in the evening. The Licensee shall also wash all windows (including doors) at least twice during the season. 10. Display The Licensee shall not store any supplies or other merchandise in public view,including windowsills. The Licensee shall not be allowed to place any fliers or other materials on the windows without the express,written consent of the Licensor. It Alterations Any alterations of the premises by the Licensee must first be approved by the Licensor. Any such approvals of alterations by the Licensor are contingent upon appropriate approval from the Department of Planning and Community Development and otl=er departments with jurisdiction over same. Any alterations made without approval will be restored at the sole expense of the Licensee at the request of the Licensor. The interior painting of the walls in the stalls in not considered an alteration that must be approved by the City. 12. Inspections The Licensor shall have reasonable access to premises during term for purposes of enforcing the License Agreement and any other pertinent statute, code or ordinance. At a minimal, the Licensor shall inspect said premises twice during the Marketplace season. 13. Insurance If the premises is damaged by fire or other casualty resulting from any act or negligence of Licensee or any of the Licensee's agents, employees or invitees, and t1e Licensee shall be responsible for the costs of the repair. The Licensee shall be responsible, at its expense, for fire and extended coverage insurance on all of its personal property,including removable trade fixtures,located in the premises. The Licensee shall, at its own expense, maintain a policy or policies of comprehensive general liability insurance with respect to the respective activities in the Building with the premiums thereon fully paid on or before due date, issued by and binding upon some insurance company approved by Licensor, such insurance to afford minimum protection of not less than $1,000,000 combined single limit coverage of bodily injury, property damage or combination thereof. The Licensor shall be listed as an additional insured on Licensee's policy or policies of comprehensive general liability insurance and Licensee shall provide Licensor (City of Salem) with current Certificates of Insurance evidencing Licensee's compliance with this Paragraph by mailing to Department of Planning & Community Development, ATTN: Artists Row, 120 Washington Street, Salem, MA 01970. The Licensee shall obtain the agreement of Licensee's insurers to notify Licensor that a policy is due to expire at least thirty (30) days prior to such expiration. The Licensor shall not be required to maintain insurance against thefts within the premises. 14. Indemnification The Licensee shall at all times relieve, indemnify, protect and save harmless the Licensor and each of its boards, officers and employees from any and all claims and liability for death of and injury to persons or damage to property that may arise from or be caused by the operation, maintenance or occupation of the aforesaid premises by the Licensee under the provisions of this Agreement or by the negligence of the Licensee,its agents,officers or employees. 15. Utilities The Licensee shall be responsible for payment of all utilities at the premises being occupied by the Licensee including but not limited to,water and electricity. 16. Compliance with Law The Licensee shall comply with all laws, order, ordinances and other public requirements now or hereafter pertaining to Licensee's use of the premises. The Licensor shall comply with all laws, orders, ordinances and other public requirements now or hereafter affecting the premises. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this License as of the day and year firs= above written. LICENSOR LICENSEE City of Salem,Massachusetts I AA y . Duncan,t I Alikya Wingate Dire r of Planning&Community Development AS TO FORM AND CONTENT, Elizabeth M. Rennard, Esq. City Solicitor EXHIBIT A Program Rules and Regulations 2013 CITY OF SALEM ARTISTS' ROW PROGRAM "1 PROGRAM RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. Approved Merchandise and Display All work sold must be created by artists, be original and handcrafted. Mass produced or manufactured works are not acceptable. New artists and/or products can only be added to your art stall after the Program Manager has reviewed and approved your request. Failure to comply with the product mix originally submitted and approved by the City may be cause for revocation of your License Agreement. Illegal and counterfeit merchandise is not accepted into Artists' Row. Artists selling illegal or counterfeit merchandise will forfeit their License Agreement 2. Monthly Meetings Artists are required to attend monthly meetings with the Program Manager. The exact time/date of each monthly meeting will be coordinated each monh by the Program Manager. 3. Program Requirements Artists must provide a minimum of 12 free performances and/or workshops on the weekends for the general public. Artists will be required to report on when these workshops will take place, the content, number of expected participants, and type of marketing used to reach out to the public. Artists will be required to submit monthly reports outlining the outcome of the workshops including the number of participants. The format for these reports will be provided by the Program Manager. 4. Conduct Artists must conduct themselves in a professional and businesslike manner, as their conduct is a direct reflection on the Artists' Row Program and the City of Salem. As ambassadors of Artsts' Row, we ask that your actions and appearance are conducive to a retail atmosphere. Inappropriate language and behavior to pedestrians, shoppers and fellow artists will not be tolerated. Consuming or being under the influence of alcoholic beverages or narcotics while working at Artists' Row is prohibited and this or any other illegal conduct of any kind may result in immediate termination of License Agreement and eviction from Artists'Row. 5. Area Maintenance Artists are to keep the area around their stall clea- of debris. Artists are not permitted to display items outside, unless otherwise approved by the Program Manager. All storage containers must be neatly stored. 6. Signage Artists may not construct or install a sign without the review and approval by the City of Salem. All exterior signs must receive approval by the Salem Redevelopment Authority (SRA) and their Design Review Board (DRB) prior to fabrication and installation. Returning Artists that have a valid Ci-)- of Salem Sign Permit may reinstall their signs provided that it is the same sign that was previously approved by the SRA, or replaced or repaired in kind. 7. Program Commitment All artists are required to make a seasonal commitment to Artists' Row. No vendor may sub-lease or reassign a stall without prior written consent of the City of Salem. Failure to comply with this commitment will result in a loss of his/her security deposit. 8. Hours Artists' Row is open each week to the public at a minimum Thursdays from 11:OOAM to 7:OOPM, Fridays, Saturdays, and Saturday from 10:00AM to 6:OOPM. All artists are encouraged to keep their stall open more than the designated hours. 9. Merchandise Display Uncovered cardboard boxes, plastic milk crates or unfinished plywood are not to be used for display devises. 10. Employees Artists are responsible for the actions of their employees (if applicable). This includes temporary employees, friends, or any other person(s) working at the Licensees stall. Licensees should inform all employees of the terms outlined for participation in the Artists'Row Program. I By signing at the line below,I am indicating that I have read and understand all of the above rules and regulations required to participate in this City program and agree to adhere to them. I also acknowledge and understand that these policies are subject to change,if warranted and in the best interest of the City of Salem. Signature of Licensee: Date: ✓ G �� aiTt�sts' Music & Events June/Ju1y2013 row THURSDAY THURSDAY June20 June20, 7-10 Pm- 5-7 pm "Erinn Brown" "B.J. O'Reilly" for The Lobster Shanty for Salem Arts ON THE ARTISTS' ROW STAGE ON THE ARTISTS'ROW STAGE SATURDAY FRIDAY June 22, 1-5 pm June 28 "Dave Bailin" 2-4 pm for Salem Arts "Jon Wolf" SCAM ON THE ARTISTS' ROW STAGE ON THE ARTISTS'ROW STAGE TUESDAY MONDAY/ INFO&VOLUNTEERING TOO June 25, am July 1, 7-9 Pm "New Sculpture by "Open Salem Arts A(gTE Austin Collins" Operations Meet" on the Row @ Salem Arts THURSDAY THURSDAY July 11, 3-7 pm. July 11, 7-10 pm. "Special Guests" "Julie Dougherty" for Salem Arts for The Lobster Shanty ON THE ARTISTS'ROW STAGE ON THE ARTISTS' ROW STAGE EVERY FRIDAY "VEIN" 8-n p.m. @ The Lobster Shanty SATURDAY/JAMES ERIC ROGERS SATURDAY July 13, 12- 4 pm July 139 4-6 pm "Collaborative Reception for Spray Paint / "FACES of SALEM" Collage" @ SCAM @ Salem Arts Contact: artistsrowmusic@gmail.com rusts' Music & Events Aug/Sept 2013 row SATURDAY SATURDAY Sept 14, 4-6 pm Sept 14, 4-6 pm "Opening Reception "Dave Bailin" for Mini-Marvels" @Salem Arts @Salem Arts ON THE ARTISTS' ROW STAGE SUNDAY SATURDAY September 15 September 21 "B lly Dance Jam" 4L i y Pitch" @ Serendipitish @ Salem Arts ON THE ARTISTS' ROW STAGE 7041 ABATE SUNDAY SATURDAY September 22 September 28 1-5 Pm 6m ' "ART•MUSIC "ONE MORE" JAMMN with Avant @ Salem Arts Guardians" ON THE ARTISTS' ROW STAGE @ Serendipitish on Derby Square EVERYTHURSDAY "Spinning rSept,. Demonstrations" COMING IN OCTOBER 2-4 pm Thrift Store Roots 3-7 P.m• elter Project" Birdhouse Auction "Spike Emerson" HabazomePrint workshop to benefit "13.1. O'Reilly" Sept 22nd at 2pm Northeast Animal Shelter "138" & more.... Music by @ Salem Arts EVERY FRIDAY BlackDogBrother ON THEARTISTS' ROW STAGE "VEIN" 8-11 p.m. m @ SCAM @ The Lobster Shanty Contact: artistsrowmusic@gmail.com Ttists' Music & Events October 2013 row THURSDAY THURSDAY October 24 October 24 5:30-7:30 Pm 4-7 pm "Paint a Pumpkin" "Dave Bailin" @ Salem Collective @ Salem Arts of Artists and ON THE ARTISTS' ROW STAGE • Muscicians FRIDAY October 25 = ::;:•:: 4-6 Pm SCAM "Lizzy Pitch" @ Salem Arts , ON THE ARTISTS' ROW STAGE C11 _ A(gTE Assts Row Today SUNDAY I I I October 27 ., . spm "Belly Jam" @ Serendipitish r � @ Serendipitish EVERY THURSDAY "Spinning Demonstrations" 3-7 P.m. 1 r r EVERY FRIDAY "VEIN" 8-11 p.m. 1 r I r • I r @ The Lobster Shanty F • � Contact: artistsrowmusic@gmail.com 1 1 _ 1 p ry` �• + y 4 � 1 408V If /, 0�,7v (^, I FN oo Com/ o cam/ • RTISTS ' Ro W� , 24 NEW DERBY ; ' 77, � w CED f A/ f r SCAM u 9 gRCT C:[*MF HRCT CFR\/Fh . . . �cowotr�a CITY OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS s ARTISTS' ROW PROGRA ECEIVED APR 11 2014 IUManw.rYDRiscOLL MAYOR DEPT.OF PLANNING& COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 2014 ARTISTS' ROW APPLICATION APPLICANT INFORMATION (PLEASE PRINT) �t I_ A Name of Group/Artist: .Al&yY CO � c V e Ol` A _� Ie,� QK� 1 I\/ LAIy C l�r) rj Primary Contact Name: L,VUAYVL f 044P.✓ n Address: �� WI nkkry J iyo. Sal aw MA 0 I1 1T Home Phone #: Iye I it, Cell Phone( SS�I��6��"nnIOv�J''e�e,,,�,,Pn II I L Email Address: SGl11M1(',Ol� 'I VZ Q, website: lMNW. -'u(,P& 0V-- U ����a,IVft'`U 4( C6f PROPOSAL Briefly describe your work and proposed art stall concept (add additional page if necessary). Additionally, please include all the information required on the Checklist found on Page 3 of the CALL FOR ARTISTS&CRAFTSPEOPLE. F ?.a st, srt a# G CERTIFICATION The undersigned represents and warrants that the information provided is true and complete and that the City of Salem may consider this application as continuing to be true and correct until a written notice of a change is given to the City by the undersigned. The undersigned authorizes the City to make all inquiries it deems necessary to verify the accuracy of the statements made herein. The undersigned understands that this application does not constitute an agreement or commitment on the part of either the applicant or the City of Salem �y/too use an Artists'Row Stall. ( 1 1 l✓ Name: 'V` � �+ Title: wA l) Co�6 h Signature: Date: 4 - I 0 DELIVER OR MAIL COMPLETED APPLICATIONS TO: Department of Planning & Community Development Salem City Hall Annex S 120 Washington Street Salem, Massachusetts 01970 DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION IS BY OR BEFORE 12:00PM (NOON)FRIDAY,APRIL 11,2014 CITY OF SALEM , MASSACHUSETTS A. ARTISTSr ROW PROGRAM KriamEy Diuscou. MAYOR PHOTO DESCRIPTION SHEET PHOTO#1—Title: 1 G( Medium: 010-4 WC (yYl"j 12U4 WOVA Techniques: Dimensions(Height x Width x Depth)in inches: X Z Retail Price: $ q0 PHOTO#2—Title: ra Medium: Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD)in inches: Retail Price: $ PHOTO#3—Title: Wt t Medium: Ot &YI411 C 014 Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD)in inches: Z X Retail Price: $ Q PHOTO#4—Title: SWAM Medium: Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD)in inches: 2 ng Retail Price: $ 60 PHOTO#s—Title: WS Medium: k, W Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD)in inches: Z X I?i Retail Price: $ Q PHOTO#6—Title: Unium Medium: Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD)in Inches: p xq lRetall Price: $ Please use additional Photo Description Sheet enclosed Wwore photos of work are needed coewr CITY OF SALEM , MASSACHUSETTS ARTISTS' ROW PROGRAM KIMEERLEY DRISCOLL MAYOR PHOTO DESCRIPTION SHEET (CONT.) 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PHOTO# —Title: 1 S Medium: & 1L OV Techniques: Dimensions(HxWx) in inches: 2 X Retail Price: $ 100 PHOTO#N Title: Va H n4S Medium: Sk&wn I W ti huw 04 M S -0tr5p }66 e "e, Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD)in inches: Retail Price: $ PHOTO* —Title: Medium: Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD)in inches: Retail Price: $ PHOTO# —Title: Medium: Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD)in inches: Retail Price: $ PHOTO# —Title: Medium: Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD)in inches: Retail Price: $ PHOTO# —Title: Medium: Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD)in inches: Retail Price: $ Salem Collective of Artists and Musicians cotAE 1 4 r �J Artists' Row Proposal 2014 Salem Collective of Artists& Musicians Artists' Row Proposal 2014 What is Salem Collective of Artists& Musicians? Salem Collective of Artists&Musicians is a growing group of practicing local artists and musicians working i'l a wide variety of mediums. Acting as a true collective,the Salem Collective of Artists&Musicians looks to pool its resources by sharing materials and creating a lively,open community for art in the making. The artists who make up this collective are creating art every day. Providing a public space in which to work will benefit the artists'creative process through collaboration and the public's engagement in the arts as a whole. In addition, Salem Collective of Artists& Musicians values and employs"green"strategies such as materials and resource sharing, repurposing discarded items and discovering art where you find it. Organization's website:http://www.facebook.com/salemcollective. Salem Collective of Artists&Musicians on Artists'Row With the goals of engaging the public and the free exchange of ideas,the collective offers artists and visitors alike the opportunity to participate in the artistic process at Artists' Row. The space serves as a location for all stages of the artistic process from raw materials collection, creative development,finished product exhibition and retail sales. The collective plans to use the stall in a variety of ways including but not limited to art"en p'ein air"with a working studio space,a materials drop off,exhibition space, retail sales, live music performances,a variety of workshops and spoken word performances. At present art mediums include painting, drawing, jewelry making, book binding, instrument making,sculpture, mixed media, digital media, poetry and original music performance. Featured Salem Collective of Artists&Musicians Artists The collective is confident in their ability to meet the minimum hours of operation. Featured members listed below do not constitute the collective in its entirety. Please find samples of artwork in the appendix attached which conveys the diversity of the collective. • Lucas Custer, Director. BFA in Design and Fine Arts at Montserrat College of Art.A full-time artist, Lucas works in a variety of mediums and feels a strong sense of responsibility to repurpose discarded items. His most recent art experiences include:2014 Salem Film Fest Salem Sketches filmmaker, Peabody Essex Muesum contracted artist during The Big Draw 2013,juror for the 2013 Salem Arts festival,graphic designer for the 2013 Salem Arts Festival,Gulu-Gulu Cafe gallery exhibit October 2012, "Egyptian Spock" permanently on display at Flying Saucer Pizza Company, "Spaces"article in ArtThrob Street Guide August 2012,2012 Salem ArtBox selected artist,designing the selected Salem Arts Festival logo in use since 2012, designing the Call to Artists postcards for the 2012&2013 Salem Arts Festival, local music performances,artist spotlight in ArtThrob Street Guide September 2011(see enclosed),art installation in Lappin Park in the Salem Arts Festival 2011,Gulu-Gulu Cafe gallery exhibit July 2010, music performance at Friends of Winter Island benefit June 2010, Pens Perforum participant. Lucas is also the Sound Technician at Gulu-Gulu Cafe and co-host of the Gulu-Gulu Open Mic Shindig, both of which Page 2 Salem Collective of Artists& Musicians Artists' Row Proposal 2014 provide him the benefit of being plugged into the arts community. These posts allow him easy access to a pool of performers who can perform at the collective's space on Artists' Row. Artist's website:www.kingdomofthezodiac.com • James Eric Rogers, Outreach. BA in Studio Art from University of South Florida, MA in Teaching from University of Tampa. Local artist and educator James Eric Rogers works in a variety of media including electronic media, photography and sculptural collaborations.James has been a visiting artist at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts(http://pem.org/calendar/event/711- school vacation week cont). • Katherine Gerolamo,Artist. MassArt. Manager&Teacher, Boston Bead Company,Salem. Peabody Essex Museum wirework workshop during Faberge Egg exhibit opening.Salem Arts Festival Committee 2014. Kate works in several mediums including but not limited to jewelry making, painting,fiber arts, screen printing and large-scale costume making.htto://www.bostonbeadcompany.com/pages/`salem. • Nick Criscuolo,Artist. BFA in Painting and Drawing from Montserrat College of Art. Residencies at MacDowell Artists'Colony(htto://www.macdowellcolony.org/),Yaddo,and I-Park Foundation, Inc. Video animator for Engadet(www.engadget.com)and The Verge(www.theverge.com). Digital artist For LifeHacker(www.lifehacker.com). Resident at Porter Mill Studios, Beverly, MA. Artist's website: http://www.nickguest.com. • Dan Browne,Artist. Uses found objects(primarily metals)to create unique representational sculptures. Mixed media/assemblage,sculpture. • Arlene Browne,Artist. Painting and drawing,fibers. • Laura Potter, Managing Contributor. BA in Philosophy from Boston University,Graduate work at Tufts University. General Manager of Gulu-Gulu Cafe and Flying Saucer Pizza Company both in Salem, MA. 2013 Salem Arts Festival Committee Chair. Salem Arts Festival Committee 2012-2014. Destination Salem Marketing Committee 2011-2013. Websites: http://www.GuluGuluCafe.com http://www.FivingSaucerPizzaCompany.com. Salem Collective of Artists& Musicians Workshops&Performances Salem Collective of Artists&Musicians is confident in its ability to meet the minimum of twelve workshops and/or performances. In particular they plan to offer at least the following in 2014 with more to be determined: • Live music performances. Drawing from their immersion in the Salem music community,and many being performers themselves,the collective has a number of resources at their disposal. • Trash to treasure workshops. • Jewelry making workshops. • Visual arts workshops. • Sun-print fabric workshop. • Community Canvas-a collaborative art project. Page 3 Salem Collective of Artists& Musicians Artists' Row Proposal 2014 • Button making. • Paint-a-Pumpkin during Mayor's Night Out in October. • Leaf prints • Origami • Make your own musical instrument. • Spoken word. Salem Collective of Artists&Musicians at Stall#1 The space will be organized into three functional areas: an open working studio including a materials library,an exhibition space,and a retail sales counter. Workshops will be held in the studio or outside on the Row,and performances will take place either outside or in the exhibition space. Equipment will include raw materials and storage for those materials,a lockbox for cash transactions, drafting tables and limited seating. We will also utilize a tent to maximize outdoor space. The collective has no need for any permanent interior alterations of the stall. In order of preference,the collective would like to use Stall#1. While stall#1 is the collective's clea- choice,we would make a positive contribution to Artists' Row in any stall awarded us. Due to the collective's wide range of sizes of work,scale of work, and its heavy community involvement as evidenced by the last two years Stall#1 is ideal. In addition,in 2013 we refreshed stall#1 to reflect our spirit and aesthetic. Should we 3e awarded stall#1,setting up shop in 2014 would be streamlined due to furnishings already in our possession tailored to the stall's footprint last year. We would be poised to continue our work and pick up right where we left off. Salem Collective of Artists and Musicians in 2012 and 2013 Salem Collective of Artists and Musicians began on Artists' Row in Stall#2 for the 2012 season with 7 artists. By the close of business for the 2012 season over 30 artists were represented in our gallery with ages ranging from 13 to over 60. We brought in$4879 of revenue and 270 pieces of art sold. We are pleased that our goal of making art affordable and accessible was reached. 2013 marked Salem Collective of Artists and Musicians'second year on Artists' Row. Taking up residence in Stall #1 afforded the artists more studio space and a clear separation between studio and gallery. As a result, more work was produced and guest engagement increased. Our revenue increased by 55%over 2012 with$7561 worth of art being sold. In addition to an increase in revenue,we increased the total number of pieces sold by 13%with a total of 309. Although the goal of the collective is to create quality work and engage the public,we feel successful sales reflect that our work is being well-received and enjoyed. Appropriateness for Artists' Row Setting&Audience Salem Collective of Artists and Musicians brought a new demographic of artists and customers to Artists' Row in 2012 and 2013. We had several repeat customers, a number of whom would return to follow the progress of Page 4 Salem Collective of Artists& Musicians Artists' Row Proposal 2014 our work and the evolution of the space. In addition,a number of Lobster Shanty customers visited our space after their meal to compliment us on our musical performances. During Farmers Market hours we were certain to be making art outside of our stall to contribute to the Artists' Row atmosphere and market setting. In 2013 Salem Collective of Artists and Musicians was awarded a grant from the Salem Cultural Council to help fund their community engagement efforts. Local Artists All principal members are Salem residents. 27 of our 30 artists live in Salem. We have a strong interest in seeing the arts in Salem thrive,and because we live nearby,the logistics of running our organization on Artists' Row are assured--someone will always be available to open the shop. Our strong community ties including Gulu-Gulu Cafd,the Peabody Essex Museum, and Boston Bead Company give us the ability to drive foot traffic and attention to Artists' Row thereby increasing its visibility and activity. Cultural Diversity&Artistic Discipline Variety Our artists work in a wide variety of disciplines and media including sculpture,visual arts,jewelry making, multimedia, mixed media,and fibers. Our musicians'styles range from blues to folk to experimental. Our cultural diversity is progressive and dynamic. Workshops and Performances Salem Collective of Artists and Musicians held 17 workshops and performances during the 2013 season. Workshops and performances included (see appendix for photos): • December 8. Make your own Christmas ornament workshop. Over 20 participants. • October 12. Sean Revoltah-musician. • October 10. Artists' Row Scavenger Hunt. Participants found objects and made art to get their next clues. Over 25 participants. • October 4. Paint-a-pumpkin and face painting during Mayor's Night Out Trick or Treat. Over 300 participants. • September29. BlackDogBrother—musicians. • September 14. Sean Revoltah—musician. • August Thursday Farren &Dillon • August 10. Card making workshop. 9 participants. • August 4. Button making workshop. 12 participants. • July 25. Farren &Dillon -musicians. • July 13. Community Canvas. 17 participants. • June 20. Farren & Dillon—live music recording. • June 9. Community Canvas. 42 participants. Page 5 Salem Collective of Artists& Musicians Artists' Row Proposal 2014 • June 9. Collaborative Kandinsky mural. Over 10 participants. • June 9. Paper mache workshop. Over 20 participants. • June 8. Collaborative Kandinsky mural.Over 10 participants. • June 8. Paper mache workshop. 12 participants. Community Engagement and the Creation of a Lively Atmosphere in Marketplace Area Salem Collective of Artists and Musicians feels a strong connection to the Salem community. Last year Salem Collective of Artists and Musicians created and ran the Community Art Space at the Salem Arts Festival where artists were invited to sell their work and provide interactive activities for the public. In 2012 we supplied the Salem Main Streets sponsored Ice Cream Bowl with artists for face painting on August 7. We also appeared on the Gasworks public access television show on August 11,2012. We view art as an interactive experience,and in 2013 we created several pieces that engaged the participation of the community including our Plinko golf Eall maze,cardboard cutouts,Tasmanian Devil cage, "Stand Here"alien abduction painting, and the classic Vampire Test mirror. Not only do pieces like these directly involve the public in art, but several customers and passersay took their pictures with these pieces which propagated interest in Artists' Row and Salem as a whole. Lastly, our open,working studio draws the public in,invites them to inquire about the artistic process,and creates an interactive experience that is both beneficial to the Artists' Row audience and the artists themselves. Key community events include: • Essex Street Fair. The collective brought Artists' Row to Essex Street along with three other tenants during the Salem Chamber of Commerce's Essex Street Fair by renting booth space and selling our wo-k. This participation drove foot traffic to Artists' Row. • Gimme Shelter Birdhouse Auction: silent auction to benefit the Northeast Animal Shelter. Live music, birdhouse making workshops, community involvement. • Paint-a-Pumpkin. We estimate 300 people attended our collaborative event during Haunted Happenings in 2013.Activities included face painting, refreshments,workshop, music, decorations. • Salem YMCA fundraiser at Gulu-Lulu Cafe April 2014. Active year-round,Salem Collective of Artists and Musicians is holding a workshop with YMCA afterschool children to create art for a fundraiser selling art by the children of the Y. The collective will also hang the work. All proceeds to benefit the Salem YMCA. Quality of Work All principal members hold art degrees and use their talent to make art available to the public. We feel art should be accessible and affordable, and our 2013 and 2012 sales reflect that. Please see the appendix for samples of our work. Page 6 Salem Collective of Artists & Musicians Artists' Row Proposal 2014 Ability to Keep Art Stall Open to the Public More than the Minimum Required Times and Days Salem Collective of Artists and Musicians held open hours beyond the minimum requirements established in our contract in 2012 and 2013 and is prepared to exceed those requirements again in 2014. Art is far more than a hobby for our group,and its commitment to the operation of the stall over the last two years has been exemplary. Ability to Work Well with Other Diverse Artists in a Group Setting In 2012 and 2013 Salem Collective of Artists and Musicians worked in harmony with the other Artists' Row residents and Salem Farmers Market vendors. We effectively coordinated promotional efforts,contributed to the creative process of our neighbors,and benefited from the input and ideas our fellow residents. Engaging in cross promotion with other Artists' Row artists and city-wide events and festivals benefited Artists' Row as a whole. In short,the Artists' Row setting works in concert with our goal of the free exchange of ideas and resources. In 2013 the collective strengthened its collaboration with the other Artists' Row tenants by spearheading the organization of these tenant-wide events: Paint-a-Pumpkin. Begun in 2012 as a Salem Collective event, Paint-a-Pumpkin is a free event open to the public during Haunted Happenings. In 2013 the collective opened this already successful event to the rest of the Artists' Row tenants resulting in the entire Row's participation and coordination efforts. Last year, in cooperation with our Artists' Row neighbors,we facilitated the painting of 200 pumpkins with an estimated attendance of over 300 people including Mayor Driscoll. We included our neighbors in the celebration with The Lobster Shanty and Front Street Coffeehouse providing refreshments and the Salem YMCA's generous loan of tables and chairs. Gimme Shelter Birdhouse Auction. In 2013 the collective collaborated with Roost to bring this already- established fundraiser to Artists' Row for first time. As Roost was unable to organize the event in 2013,Salem Collective inherited the task and invited artists throughout the Row to donate and host auction items. We engaged the public further with a felt birdhouse making workshop and live band, BlackDogBrother. Refreshments were donated by Gulu-Gulu Cafe and Flying Saucer Pizza Company.The Northeast Animal Shelter increased exposure and awareness by manning a table and cross promoted the event. As a result,$700 was raised to benefit the shelter. Artists'Row Scavenger Hunt.Salem Collective,Serendipitish, and Social Palates engaged the public to visit all three stalls on the Row and to participate in art-making tailored to each space's specialty. After completing the scavenger hunt, participants went home with a goodie bag of art-making supplies. In short,Salem Collective of Artists and Musicians has proven to lead the collaboration of the efforts of its fellow Artists' Row neighbors and bring vitality and visibility to this cultural hub of the City of Salem. Page 7 Salem Collective of Artists & Musicians Artists' Row Proposal 2014 In Conclusion The Salem Collective of Artists& Musicians is focused on the art process and performance. The collective's presence on Artists' Row establishes an engaging, lively,thriving artist community in the heart of the City of Salem. We look forward to furthering our commitment to the community and collaboration with other artists. We hope you will allow us the opportunity to build upon our first two years. Thank you for your time and consideration. Work• Exhibit•Sell Perform •Share•Teach Recycle• Repurpose• Reuse Page 8 Salem Collective of Artists & Musicians Artists' Row Proposal 2014 Workshops and Performances N� C� yY, Figure I-December 8. Ornament-making workshop Page 9 Salem Collective of Artists& Musicians Artists' Row Proposal 2014 n _ 4 j t� U Figure 2.October S. Paint-a-pumpkin and face painting during Mayor's Night Out Trick or Treat. a s millillllllllw , - r � I Figure 3•September 29. 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Page 25 i J Salem Collective of Artists& Musicians Artists' Row Proposal 2014 <r A -J l Photo#14 Various Page 26 �CONOIT,�`i CITY OF SALEM MASSACHUSETTS G ARTISTS' Row PROGRATyyrli..c ei'd`er) 9���MrIVB W KIMBERLLYDRISCOLL MAYOR 11 L 4��� !;(��+ $ 2014 ARTISTS' ROW APPLICATIQ UNITY ofPLANNSO a DEVELOPMENT APPLICANT INFORMATION(PLEASE PRINT) Name of Group/Artist: Primary Contact Name: i �L••ce Address: Home Phone #: Cell Phone #: Email Address: Website: PROPOSAL Briefly describe your work and proposed art stall concept (add additicnal page if necessary). Additionally, please include all the information required on the Checklist found on Page 3 of the CALL FOR ARTISTS&CRAFTSPEOPLE. 5.44 0,40k-rl� CERTIFICATION The undersigned represents and warrants that the information provided is true and complete and that the City of Salem may consider this application as continuing to be true and correct until a written notice of a change is givers to the City by the undersigned. The undersigned authorizes the City to make all inquiries it deems necessary to verity the accuracy of the statements made herein. The undersigned understands that this application does not constitute an agreement or commitment on the part of either the applicant or the City of Salem to use afnl Artists' Row Stall. �1 /�i1� Name: Y�t`FU r1d r ka.T+�ea'ik2. CTGro:a-M�.o /yfN� tle: D-tr-kLIm c Signatu / Date: 0 /� DELIVER OR MAIL COMPLETED APPLICATIONS TO: Department of Planning &Community Development'_ Salem City Hall Annex )./] 120 Washington Street Salem, Massachusetts 01970 DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION IS BY OR BEFORE 12:OOPM(NOON)FRIDAY,APRIL 11,2014 We are submitting the following proposal to reinhabit Building#4 of Artists' Row for the 2014 season. Previously Serendipitish, we are excited to move in new directions artistically, which include but are not limited to a name change to Marrow. The new name reflects exciting changes happening in our circle. Sarah, one of our partners in Serendipitish in 2013, is leaving to start her new venture as part-owner of The Ugly Mug Diner on Washington Street. While we are sad to lose her as a collaborator, we are tremendcusly excited for her new enterprise. The name Serendipitish, which was previously Alikya's space on Artists' Row in 2011 and 2012 has now become her personal brand for fiberarts, which is further described in her attached artists' statement. "Marrow", reflects a deep sense of purpose and meaning that we have found we share through our individual works and collaborations since the start of the 2013 season. Collectively we have found bones to be a recurring theme in our artwork, and though they tend to have a connotation with death, the marrow within living bone is the source of regeneration and life. Like bone, art and the ability to create together are our creative scaffolding, providing structure, protection, and lifeblood. Art and the process of its creation are our marrow. As Serendipitish, we enjoyed a tremendous season in 2013, with increased sales and collaboration, and though we would be pleased to be awarded any space, we feel that#4 is best for our purposes. Having multiple artists in residence, #4 provides ample space for each individual to create a comfortable work area, while also leaving enough room for public workshops and gallery space. Having worked in stall#4 for a season, we understand how to better utilize the space overall. If awarded the space, we plan to use the larger, more open area (nearer to The Shanty) as our studio and the longer space as a gallery. This will allow for better flow, visibility of the showroom, and use the"courtyard"of the Row to provide better cross traffic from one stall to the next. (When The Shanty has their full patio unfurled it results in a tunnel outside the door we used in 2013 as our primary customer entrance. Our hope in using the other entrance is that people will pause after funneling past The Shanty, and then decide to come into the space.) The 2013 season saw some amazing events and collaborations along the Row, which we are excited to continue and build upon: • Formerly run by Roost and Company, the 3rd annual Gimme Shelter Birdhouse Auction to benefit the Northeast Animal Shelter was a hosted by SCAM, Social Palates and Serendipitish. Each stall provided auction items, a creative element of music or photography or felt birdhouse making, and displayed the birdhouses during the auction itself. • The Artists' Row Scavenger Hunt involved participation from SCAM, Serendipitish and Social Palates with over 25 participants following clues from one stall to the next, challenging them to artistic participation and visiting within each stall • SCAM's free-to-the-public Pumpkin Painting party was expanded this year, with The Lobster Shanty providing food, Serendipitish music and face painting, Social Palates photography of costumes and pumpkins, and all the businesses providing manpower to assist the more than 200 participants paint and decorate pumpkins 2013 workshops provided solely by Serendipitish included drawing and painting workshops, crochet lessons, live music performances, spinning wheel demonstrations, Bellydance Jams, and daily postings and invitations on what was being worked on in the space. Planned workshops for the coming season include similar events to those previously provided, but also a community art creation project involving our expanded relationship with Lynn-based non-profit, Extras for Creative Reuse. Using supplies acquired from Extras, we are proposing a monthly art challenge wherein we provide free kits for the public to take home, add to and use to create unique artwork. They would then be asked to bring their work back to the Row the following week, where it would be displayed and voted upon by the public. The piece with the most votes would then be on display for the remainder of the month, to be replaced with the winner of the next month's challenge. Also on our minds is the need to promote Artists' Row across the city of Salem. We believe this can best be achieved through collaborative advertising, drawing positive attention to all of the groups participating in 2014. We propose creating anc disseminating flyers and postcards to the city's hotels and inns as well as local restaurants and businesses. As Marrow we would like to construct two sturdy A-frames to be positioned at either end of the Row drawing attention to our presence as well as announce any special events or work being done, similar to our 2013 window display, "What's she working on today?". Row artists could update, alert and invite the public to see work being actively created on a daily basis. In the same vein, we intend to use social media to drive traffic to our own space and promote the entire Row with interactive postings. Contests, art challenges and polls will be posted online through Facebook, Instagram and other outlets to reach the public and to invite them to join us. Thank you for your consideration, Marrow Katherine Gerolamo Jennifer Platt Alikya Wingate Jennifer Platt Artist Statement 2014 In the midst of chaos, I looked within to find stability. The spine is our inner structure that keeps us stable.Art has always possessed a therapeutic quality for me. It allows me the means to purge unwanted negative energy while creating. My current series of drawings did just that. I allowed myself to use the material, size, and shapes 1 preferred most. I started drawing something I like to look at and found new things with in each drawing that enticed me to create more. I kept finding things that I liked out of each drawing to bring to the next drawing until only the process remained. My initial intent was to create a body of work that explores the skeleton and the body's systems in an abstract way.The first series was very focused on the literal skeleton. The next series brought me in a more abstract direction with a concentration on curved lines that were only suggestive of a skeleton. I decided to start drawing la ge and using the idea of a spine as a stable structural base. I found a new language with in circles that is consistent through out this series but used differently in each drawing. It was at-his point that I started to look at Terry Winters' work. His work is prominently abstracted clusters of circles that float in and out of a spatial plane. I enjoyed that freedom that I had to take my work to new and different places. My goal was to create a body of work that I liked that wasn't representational. I wanted to branch out and explore new options. Moving forward, my plan is to continue in this explorative direction utilizing multi-mediums. This body of work reminded me that despite the chaos of life I need to be creating what I want. I need to be constantly working in my sketchbook in order to have and maintain stability. I was also reminded that art is all about who I am and what I like and it is better when I am emotionally invested. Art should not be created for someone but reflect who the person is that created it. Jennifer Platt Derby Street Light House 6x4 Jennifer Platt Oil pastel on Paper Orange Skies $20 11x14 Acrylic on Canvas $200 � t A r Jennifer Platt Jennifer Platt Healed New Life 9x12 9x12 Ink of Paper Ink of Paper $100 $100 4, Jennifer Platt • /• You Love? Ink of :•/ /./ Jennifer Platt Rib Tree Mixed Media $250 Unframed Jennifer Platt Jennifer Platt 4 � AquaticI I MediaMixed I Media 11 Framed 11 Unframed Artists' Statement-Alikya Wingate At the heart of all of my work is the undeniable need to create something beautiful to share. Whether it is a piece of fiber art,jewelry, sculpture or a dance performance, there is a deep desire to connect with others through art. I grew up in a family of artists where outings were to the museums and galleries of New York City and TV was for documentaries(ok, and the Muppets). Viten my friends were going to sport and scouting camps I spent my summers in the woods of the Usdan center studying modern dance, piano and silversmithing. We ate peanut butter and jelly while watching the New York City Ballet and listening to Odetta sing spirituals,not realizing how unusually blessed we were. My mother taught me to sew,knit and crochet and I would try to re-create the beadwork of my great-grandmother who used to hand-bead flapper dresses and accessories in the 20s. Art was never anything I set out to do-it was simply a part of everyday life. In my teens I began to study middle eastern dance and silversmithing in earnest. I then studied jewelry design at the Fashion Institute of Technology and taught at the Usdan Center in the summer. It was my decision to move to Vermont and start a new life that inspired the next decade of my art, however. I started a fiber farm,raising llamas, sheep, cattle and angora rabbits and drove across the mountains every week to learn handspinning and dying in an artists' home. I honed my knitting skills and made my own garments from absolute scratch. Now,here in Salem, I have taken all of my past experiences, skills and materials and used them to create unique works that have their own process and story. My work draws on my life experiences and imparts my love of art to others by incorporating these materials with found objects and stories from the creative process involved. The name Serendipitish comes from a conversation with my father wherein he used it to describe how he makes emotional color choices in his paintings. A perfect moniker for my work,which develops organically and certainly "serendipitishly", it has been the name of my solo and later, shared space on Artists' Row. It is now my personal brand for all of my works,notably my new line of handspun yams. Each unique design of yarn I have named for a different neighborhood here in the great city of Salem. Each colorway is then named with a bit of trivia about that neighborhood(some publicly known, some private jokes). For instance: "Winter Island"has"The Hangar", "McIntyre District"has"Library Card","Salem Willows"has"Chop Suey Sandwich" and "Artists' Row" has"Garlic Bomb"(what I call the way the Row smells when Passage to India makes their sauce!) n a r Ii till 1 10 �CONDIT�Q "f CITY OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 9 ARTISTS' ROW PROGRAM KIMBERLEY DRISMLL RNYOR PHOTO DESCRIPTION SHEET (CONT.) ' PHOTO# —Title: Medium: tti Techniques: e+ + #%CC a .e Dimensions(HxWx) in Inches: N r 18 Retail Price: $ ZOO b PHOTO# —Title: wiia //� Medium: 00l 51/K cacco /7S Techniques: /ycz„ 1f Wig AnW i t S�K c- 4 Dimensions(HxWxD)in inches: —40 >,Z0 Retail Price: $ (p 3 PHOTO# —Title: Medium: Wool Techniques: arh Dimensions(HxWxD) in inches: 3k 30 Retail Price: $ a PHOTO# —Title: Medium: f [.foo Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD)in inches: TY 36 Retail Price: $ S PHOTO# —Title: Arerlaln J Medium: aV040 Techniques: J ; Dimensions(HxWxD)in inches: Retail Price: $ PHOTO# —Title: Medium: Techniques: Dimensions(HxWxD)in inches: Retail Price: $ Kate Gerolamo I work in many kinds of media, but am passionate about creating jewelry. I primarily work with tiny seed beads or faceted stones, weaving and wire wrapping them together to form bracelets, rings, necklaces and earrings. I relish the challenge of researching, creating a pattern and incrementally building order from chaos. Loving history, I take comfort in the fact that the same wire techniques I use today were used by the ancient Greeks; that the images in some of my woven cuff bracelets were modified from the paintings of my great-grandmother and the cave paintings in Lascaux; that jewelry becomes a part of your own personal history, and can be passed down from generation to generation. jewelry is living, wearable art that patinas with each year it's worn, and it thrills me to know that each piece I create and send out into the world becomes a part of the wearer's life and identity. Kate Gerolamo,woven glass seed bead necklace, 22", $85.00 Kate Gerolamo, "Stag,' woven glass seed bead cuff bracelet, stone button, Tx 2", $300.00 Kate Gerolamo, 14K Gold Filled wire, Pyrite,Apatite,Mystic Prasiolite,2", $50.00 i 'IL,1. ti ti Kate Gerolamo,Woven glass seed bead cuff,coral buttons, 7.5"x2", $300.00 CITY OF SALEM. 1VIASSAC HU l i ARTISTSF ROW FROGRAMPECEIVED APR 14 ?014 MNIBEBIEYDRISCOM. MAYOR DEPT.OF PLANNING& COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 2014 ARTISTS' ROW APPLICATION APPLICANT INFORMATION(PLEASE PRINT) Name of Group/Artist: Primary Contact Name: `o. �b Address: 3 1 Home Phone#: / /�U Cell Phone#: I Email Address: / " ti>I NO qJ106 , Website: Co M PROPOSAL Briefly describe your work and proposed art stall concept (add additional page if necessary). Additionally, please include all the information required on the Checklist found on Page 3 of the CALL FOR ARTISTS&CRAFTSPEOPLE. CERTIFICATION The undersigned represents and warrants that the information provided Is true and complete and that the City of Salem may consider this application as continuing to be true and correct until a written notice of a change is given to the City by the undersigned. —he undersigned authorizes the City to make all inquiries it deems necessary to verify the accuracy of the statements made herein. —he undersigned understands that this application does not constitute an agreement or commitment on the part of either the applicant or the City of Salem to use an Artists' R w Stall. Name: Title:��,ZJ71-c�LJ Signature: Date: DELIVER OR MAIL COMPLETED APPLICATIONS TO: Department of Planning &Community Development Salem City Hall Annex 120 Washington Street Salem, Massachusetts 01970 DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION IS BY OR BEFORE 12:OOPM(NOON)FRIDAY,APRIL 11, 2014 Wanda (Toni)Anthony Soetaert „ ECE WE D 37 Boardman Street Salem, MA 01970 APR 1 12014 978-881-8951 "6PT.pp PLANNIN Ve f+OMMUNI7 DEV ENT The response I receivedYtyear as a weekend participant most positive. And I would like to repeat that experienota{gain thisyear. I an most interested in building 1 but would gladly accept any building. If mypraposal for a building is not accepted,then I requesta weekend participant slot ifai m are available. • Decorative metal shelvhtdalong with newly purchased antique curio cabinet and • ��� oval table will round out the display equipment for the shop. The walls of the shop will be painted white with white lattice hangfg in front of the walls. This will help keep the eyes ofshoppers on the items for sale,radw Shan focusing on overly brightly colored walls a Baskets and boxes filled with crafts andlight weight items hanging from the ceiling will keep the shoppers interest If I am awarded a building I would request a list of worthy applicants that could be invited into participating in my building.I would suggest the name for the shop be "Open a to Suggestion"but would like to get the approval of all the additional members of the shop. This would help ensure that the shop rematas open all of the required days noted in the contract It would also widen the scope ofworkshops that can be offered to the public. These people would be given the chance to become partner or consignee at an extremely low percentage. As a consignee they could further lower the percentage they would pay by working in the shop. They would be required to offer at least 1 workshop. All workshops will be posted on public television and in the local paper. Additionally,each participant would be asked to work on their art under a pop-up tent set up in front or along the side of the building. The attached proposed workshop schedule of the free workshops and classes I will offer covers 51 days of the season. 34 of these days are free workshops with 13 different activities. This does not include any free workshops or fee type classes the invited crafters will be offering. It is my intention that the shop have at least one activity,other the sale of our products each week The Cup and Ball contest on Thursdays will have a small prize for the person with the most competitive catches. The number of catches and their name will be post to encourage more public participation. In addition, the felted ring workshop will be offered daily was it was lastyear. This workshop will be advertised with a vinyl sign posted over the door of the shop. The classes that require a fee have been priced so nearly anyone could afford to participate. Basically, the fee only covers the cost of the supplies and not time the class will take up. The reason of this is to try and encourage the public to come more often to and shop Artisans Row. It will also through the advertising make the public more aware of Artisans Row and the important role that it plays in the Art scene of Salem. Photo Discription Sheet 1 Title No Sew Stuffed Doll Medium Fabric and wool mediums Techniques Rolling, knotting, bending of the fabrics Demensions 12"x6" Price finished $16.00 Kit $7.75 2 Title Wooly Sheep Medium Wood and wool Techniques Cutting,glueing, wrapping and needle felting of the wool Demensions 6"x4" Price finished $8.00 Kit N/A 3 Title Corn Husk Face Brush Medium Corn husk and waxed linen cord Techniques Wrapping and knotting of the cording Demensions 4"x3" Price finished $6.00 Kit $4.25 4 Title Felted Wire Earing Medium Wire, wool, beads Techniques wet felting, bending wire Demensions 3/4"x3" Price finished $15.00 Kit N/A 5 Title Elephant Felt Lapel Pin Medium Wool,jewreltfinding Techniques Needlefelting Demensions 1.25"xl" Price finished Kit N/A 6 Title Yarn Doll Medium Yarn, thread Techniques Wrapping, knotting,sewing Demensions 5"x3" Price finished $5.00 Kit $6.50 kit makes 3 dolls 7 Title Christmas Pixie Medium Wire, thread, wool, beads Techniques Bending, wrapping,glueing and needle felting Demensions 3"x 4" Price finished $8 to$9 Kit N/A 8 Title Beaded Loop Earing Medium beads, thread,jewrelyfindings Techniques Threading beads, bending wires Demensions .5"x2.5" Price finished $7.50 Kit N/A ,9 Title Felt Bar of Soap Medium Wool and soap Techniques Wet felting Demensions 2"x3" Price finished $8.50 Kit $6.50 Workshop Schedule Workshop Schedule May 22 Cup and Ball Contest 5- 7 PM Toni Soetaert FREE 23 24 Making a ragdoll boy orgirl doll Toni Soetaert FREE 25 29 Cup and Ball Contest 5- 7 PM Toni Soetaert FREE 30 31 Rug Hooking Toni Soetaert FREE June 1 5 Cup and Ball Contest 5- 7 PM Toni Soetaert FREE 6 7 Microwave dyeing wool Toni Soetaert FREE 8 12 Cup and Ball Contest 5- 7 PM Toni Soetaert FREE 13 14 Learn how to tat Toni Soetaert FREE (10-3PM; 6 students) 15 19 Cup and Ball Contest 5- 7 PM Toni Soetaert FREE 20 21 Wet felt wire earings Toni Soetaert $5.00 22 26 Cup and Ball Contest 5- 7 PM Toni Soetaert FREE 27 28 Basic Cross Stitch Toni Soetaert FREE 29 July 3 Cup and Ball Contest 5- 7 PM Toni Soetaert FREE 4 Cup and Ball Contest 5- 7 PM Toni Soetaert FREE 5 6 July 10 Cup and Ball Contest 5- 7 PM Toni Soetaert FREE 11 12 Basic Handanger Embroidery Toni Soetaert FREE 13 17 Cup and Ball Contest 5- 7 PM Toni Soetaert FREE 18 19 Lace a mini Bobbin Lace Bookmark Toni Soetaert FREE (2 classes 10- noon & 1 -3 PM 5 students each class) 20 July 21 22 Rug Hooking a coaster Toni Soetaert $8.00 23 24 25 26 27 31 August 1 2 3 7 8 9 10 14 Cup and Ball Contest 5- 7 PM Toni Soetaert FREE 15 16 Start needle Felting Toni Soetaert FREE 17 21 Cup and Ball Contest 5- 7 PM Toni Soetaert FREE 22 23 Needle felted jewrely Toni Soetaert $5.00 24 28 Cup and Ball Contest 5- 7 PM Toni Soetaert FREE 29 30 31 September 4 Cup and Ball Contest 5- 7 PM Toni Soetaert FREE 5 6 7 11 Cup and Ball Contest 5- 7 PM Toni Soetaert FREE 12 13 How to spin with a drop spindle Toni Soetaert FREE 14 18 Cup and Ball Contest 5- 7 PM Toni Soetaert FREE 19 20 Ribbon Candy Christmas Ornament Toni Soetaert $4.50 21 25 Cup and Ball Contest 5- 7 PM Toni Soetaert FREE 26 September 27 Basic Blackwork Embroidery Toni Soetaert FREE 28 October 2 Cup and Ball Contest 5- 7 PM Toni Soetaert FREE 3 4 Wet felting a pot holder Toni Soetaert $7.50 5 9 Cup and Ball Contest 5- 7 PM Toni Soetaert FREE 10 11 Wet felting a ball foryour pet Toni Soetaert $6.50 12 16 Felting a bar of Soap Toni Soetaert $6.50 17 Felting a bar of Soap Toni Soetaert $6.50 18 Felting a bar of Soap Toni Soetaert $6.50 19 Felting a bar of Soap Toni Soetaert $6.50 23 Needlefelt Christmas Ornaments Toni Soetaert $5.00 24 Needle felt Christmas Ornaments Toni Soetaert $5.00 25 Needle felt Christmas Ornaments Toni Soetaert $5.00 26 Needle felt Christmas Ornaments Toni Soetaert $5.00 30 Make a Calico Christmas Bird Ornament FREE Microwave dye a wooly sheep Toni Soetaert $10.00 31 Make a Calico Christmas Bird Ornament FREE Microwave dye a wooly sheep Toni Soetaert $10.00 November 1 Make a Calico Christmas Bird Ornament FREE Microwave dye a wooly sheep Toni Soetaert $10.00 2 Make a Calico Christmas Bird Ornament FREE Microwave dye a wooly sheep Toni Soetaert $10.00