2100, THE BASS MUSEUM OF ART / COLLINS PARK

ART INSTALLATIONS

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From the Letter of Intent

The Bass Museum of Art is seeking a Certificate of Appropriateness to install two new artworks and relocate one existing artwork within Collins Park as part of its Art Outside program. The installations include a water feature splashpad with a text-based artwork by Lawrence Weiner, a Carrara marble sculpture by Adrian Villar Rojas, and the relocation of a five-channel sound installation by Susan Philipsz. All works are from the museum's permanent collection and are designed to be reversible and minimally invasive.

• Installation of a dry-deck splashpad water feature (approximately 2,500 sq ft) incorporating Lawrence Weiner's text-based artwork embedded in the deck surface, with flush-mounted spray elements, integrated LED lighting, and a recirculating water system with subterranean collector tank
• Installation of Adrian Villar Rojas sculpture (Carrara marble reproduction of lower legs of Michelangelo's David on a cast concrete pedestal, approximately 115 sq ft footprint, 11.3 ft tall) adjacent to the museum's main entrance
• Relocation of Susan Philipsz's five-channel sound installation 'Too Much I Once Lamented' from the water feature at 22nd Street and Park Avenue to the Baobab grove along 21st Street
• Removal of existing Lawrence Weiner text from the museum's south exterior wall and restoration of the wall surface
• Underground electrical work coordinated with Parks department electrical contractor
• Landscape restoration surrounding the splashpad and Philipsz sound installation using Parks department standard landscaping

Cover Sheet

Previous Orders

Mailing Labels

Letter of Intent

Historic Resources Report

Narrative Response

Architectural Plans

Survey

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