| CityArts Cooperative 318 Luverne Ave, PC Fl 32401 Downtown Panama City 1 block south of the Visual Arts Center 850-769-0608 info@cityartscooperative.com |
Pick up a square at CityArts.
Do your thing.
Use any media.
One by one we can change the world,
make a difference, do good, have an
impact, solve a problem, and help others
Donate your square.
Return it to CityArts within 30 days
Do your thing.
Use any media.
One by one we can change the world,
make a difference, do good, have an
impact, solve a problem, and help others
Donate your square.
Return it to CityArts within 30 days
| Proceeds from One by One help the homeless and underprivileged. Follow the One by One project online, in the news, and at CityArts. Watch for your square in auctions and Public Art Displays in Bay County. |
| Need help with the art part? Contact Heather Parker for workshop dates. Need pick up or delivery? Need lots of squares for your group or school? Contact Chautauqua. |
Frequently Asked Questions:
What is this? A public art program to illustrate the power of
one. Create anything of your choosing on a 1’x1’ square.
Squares will be collected and displayed in several public art
displays in Bay County to illustrate the power of One.
How do I get a square? Pick up a square at CityArts during
open hours any Wednesday to Sunday from 1 to 6 or during
Community Pillars on Thursday evenings from 6 to 8.*
What can I use to do my square? Use any media. Illustrate
the theme or do your own thing. Collages, assemblages, and
3D applications are acceptable as long as they do not make the
square bigger than 1’ and do not protrude more than 2 inches
on the front. You can attach photographs, watercolor paper,
drawing paper, fabric, and canvas to your square or do your art
right on the wood.
What do I do when my square is done? Return your
completed square to CityArts within 30 days.*
Then what? Your completed square is donated to the
Community Pillars program and will be displayed with other One
by One squares in public art displays at select venues in Bay
County. Squares will be available for purchase. All funds
collected- from donations, purchase of squares, or auction
proceeds- are donated to Community Pillars Program.
Who runs this? One by One is organized by Community
Pillars, an outreach art program of Chautauqua Learn & Serve
Charter School at CityArts. Community Pillars is funded by the
Best Neighborhood Grant and the New Freedom Grant.
What if I need help completing my square? You can work
on your square any Thursday at Artists in Action or during
Community Pillars. Several art workshops will be scheduled at
CityArts and other venues for those wanting formal art
instruction. There is a fee to attend the workshops, all materials
are provided. Workshops are $25 person, 2.5 hours. At the
workshop, you will complete 2 squares: 1 to keep and 1 to
donate. Workshop dates TBA. Contact Heather Parker to
schedule a workshop for for your group.
The Fine Print: Subject matter should be suitable for public
display. ‘One by One’ reserves the right to selectively choose
the display venues for completed squares. Photos of you and
your art may be used by ‘One by One’ for publicity purposes.
*Delivery and pick up arrangements can be made. Contact
Chautauqua at CityArts 850-769-0608.
What is this? A public art program to illustrate the power of
one. Create anything of your choosing on a 1’x1’ square.
Squares will be collected and displayed in several public art
displays in Bay County to illustrate the power of One.
How do I get a square? Pick up a square at CityArts during
open hours any Wednesday to Sunday from 1 to 6 or during
Community Pillars on Thursday evenings from 6 to 8.*
What can I use to do my square? Use any media. Illustrate
the theme or do your own thing. Collages, assemblages, and
3D applications are acceptable as long as they do not make the
square bigger than 1’ and do not protrude more than 2 inches
on the front. You can attach photographs, watercolor paper,
drawing paper, fabric, and canvas to your square or do your art
right on the wood.
What do I do when my square is done? Return your
completed square to CityArts within 30 days.*
Then what? Your completed square is donated to the
Community Pillars program and will be displayed with other One
by One squares in public art displays at select venues in Bay
County. Squares will be available for purchase. All funds
collected- from donations, purchase of squares, or auction
proceeds- are donated to Community Pillars Program.
Who runs this? One by One is organized by Community
Pillars, an outreach art program of Chautauqua Learn & Serve
Charter School at CityArts. Community Pillars is funded by the
Best Neighborhood Grant and the New Freedom Grant.
What if I need help completing my square? You can work
on your square any Thursday at Artists in Action or during
Community Pillars. Several art workshops will be scheduled at
CityArts and other venues for those wanting formal art
instruction. There is a fee to attend the workshops, all materials
are provided. Workshops are $25 person, 2.5 hours. At the
workshop, you will complete 2 squares: 1 to keep and 1 to
donate. Workshop dates TBA. Contact Heather Parker to
schedule a workshop for for your group.
The Fine Print: Subject matter should be suitable for public
display. ‘One by One’ reserves the right to selectively choose
the display venues for completed squares. Photos of you and
your art may be used by ‘One by One’ for publicity purposes.
*Delivery and pick up arrangements can be made. Contact
Chautauqua at CityArts 850-769-0608.
| CityArts' mission is to serve the needs of visual, literary, and performing artists by providing studio space, meeting rooms, classrooms, and gallery- giving local artists a community within which they can create, teach, and learn. CityArts is open Wednesday through Sunday from 1pm to 6pm |
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updates and more photos.
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“One by One Public Art Exhibit at Marina Civic Center”
PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA (April 10, 2012) –
The One by One Public Art Project is on exhibit at the Marina Civic Center, Downtown Panama City, now through the
end of May. Organized by Chautauqua Learn & Serve Charter School, this public art project aims to illustrate the
power of one, by exhibiting individual works of art together as one installation.
“So far, over 75 works of art have been donated to the One by One Project by professional and emerging artists,
students of all ages and abilities, and people from all backgrounds and circumstances,” says Cynthia McCauley,
Chautauqua Director.
“We are very pleased with the public response to this project and hopeful that more people will pick up a square and
contribute their talent to our message ‘One by One we can change the world, make a difference, do good, have an
impact, solve a problem, and help others’. We provide the substrate and the supplies if you need them. You add
your special touch.”
This inaugural exhibit can be seen at the Marina Civic Center, Monday- Friday, 9am to 4pm, and Saturdays, 10am
to 2pm, through the end of May. From there, the One by One Project will continue its exhibit circuit by visiting the
Northwest Florida Regional Library in June and the Bay County Government Center in July/August.
“More venues will be added to round out the year. The public art exhibit, funded by Chautauqua and the 2011 Best
Neighborhood Grant, is expected to grow as more people donate completed squares,” says Heather Parker, exhibit
curator.
Chautauqua provides 1’ wooden squares to anyone who wants to create a work of art. Squares can be picked up
from CityArts, 318 Luverne Avenue, Downtown Panama City, Wed- Sun, 1pm to 6pm; large orders, pick-up, and
delivery are available by calling Chautauqua (850-785-5056). Completed squares will enter the exhibit circuit as
soon as they are returned to CityArts.
For more information about the One by One Public Art Project, visit CityArts, contact Chautauqua Learn & Serve
Charter School, visit www.cityartscooperative.com/onebyone or visit the ‘One-by-One-Project’ Facebook page.
PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA (April 10, 2012) –
The One by One Public Art Project is on exhibit at the Marina Civic Center, Downtown Panama City, now through the
end of May. Organized by Chautauqua Learn & Serve Charter School, this public art project aims to illustrate the
power of one, by exhibiting individual works of art together as one installation.
“So far, over 75 works of art have been donated to the One by One Project by professional and emerging artists,
students of all ages and abilities, and people from all backgrounds and circumstances,” says Cynthia McCauley,
Chautauqua Director.
“We are very pleased with the public response to this project and hopeful that more people will pick up a square and
contribute their talent to our message ‘One by One we can change the world, make a difference, do good, have an
impact, solve a problem, and help others’. We provide the substrate and the supplies if you need them. You add
your special touch.”
This inaugural exhibit can be seen at the Marina Civic Center, Monday- Friday, 9am to 4pm, and Saturdays, 10am
to 2pm, through the end of May. From there, the One by One Project will continue its exhibit circuit by visiting the
Northwest Florida Regional Library in June and the Bay County Government Center in July/August.
“More venues will be added to round out the year. The public art exhibit, funded by Chautauqua and the 2011 Best
Neighborhood Grant, is expected to grow as more people donate completed squares,” says Heather Parker, exhibit
curator.
Chautauqua provides 1’ wooden squares to anyone who wants to create a work of art. Squares can be picked up
from CityArts, 318 Luverne Avenue, Downtown Panama City, Wed- Sun, 1pm to 6pm; large orders, pick-up, and
delivery are available by calling Chautauqua (850-785-5056). Completed squares will enter the exhibit circuit as
soon as they are returned to CityArts.
For more information about the One by One Public Art Project, visit CityArts, contact Chautauqua Learn & Serve
Charter School, visit www.cityartscooperative.com/onebyone or visit the ‘One-by-One-Project’ Facebook page.
The Bay County Government Center
840 West 11th Street, Panama City,
Florida
July to Sept 2012
CityArts, 318 Luverne Ave.
840 West 11th Street, Panama City,
Florida
July to Sept 2012
CityArts, 318 Luverne Ave.
The Public Venue exhibit circuit:
April and May 2012
Marina Civic Center, 8 Harrison Avenue, Downtown Panama City
June 2012
Bay County Public Library, 898 W 11th St, Panama City
July to September 2012
Bay County Government Center, W 11th St, Panama City
and CityArts, 318 Luverne
October 2012: TBA
November and December 2012: TBA
April and May 2012
Marina Civic Center, 8 Harrison Avenue, Downtown Panama City
June 2012
Bay County Public Library, 898 W 11th St, Panama City
July to September 2012
Bay County Government Center, W 11th St, Panama City
and CityArts, 318 Luverne
October 2012: TBA
November and December 2012: TBA
Archive Press Releases
Want to own one of these original works of art?
Artwork can be purchased now for $100.00 by contacting
Heather Parker. Or, interested buyers can wait until the
public auction, tentatively scheduled for Spring 2013, and bid
on the pieces they wish to own.
Artwork can be purchased now for $100.00 by contacting
Heather Parker. Or, interested buyers can wait until the
public auction, tentatively scheduled for Spring 2013, and bid
on the pieces they wish to own.
“One by One Public Art Exhibit at the Bay County Public Library ”
PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA (June 13, 2012) –
The One by One Public Art Project is on exhibit at the Bay County Public Library, June 4 to 28, 2012. Organized by
Chautauqua Learn & Serve Charter School, this public art project aims to illustrate the power of one, by exhibiting
individual works of art together as one installation.
“So far, over 150 works of art have been donated to the One by One Project by professional and emerging artists,
students of all ages and abilities, and people from all backgrounds and circumstances,” says Cynthia McCauley,
Chautauqua Director. “We are very pleased with the public response to this project and hopeful that more people
will pick up a square and contribute their talent to our message ‘One by One we can change the world, make a
difference, do good, have an impact, solve a problem, and help others’. We provide the substrate and the supplies
if you need them. You add your special touch.”
The One by One Project can be seen at the Bay County Public Library, 898 West 11th Street in Panama City,
during regular library hours, Monday- Sunday, through June 28th. From there, the One by One Project will continue
its exhibit circuit by visiting the Bay County Government Center in July. More venues will be added throughout the
year. “The public art exhibit, funded by Chautauqua and the 2011 Best Neighborhood Grant, is expected to grow as
more people donate completed squares,” says Heather Parker, exhibit curator.
Chautauqua provides 1’ wooden squares to anyone who wants to create a work of art. Squares can be picked up
from CityArts in Downtown Panama City; large orders, pick-up, and delivery are available by calling Chautauqua
(850-785-5056). Completed squares will enter the exhibit circuit as soon as they are returned to CityArts.
For more information about the One by One exhibit, contact Bettina Mead at the Library (850-522-2120,
bmead@nwrls.com). For project information, contact CityArts or Chautauqua Learn & Serve Charter School. Visit
www.cityartscooperative.com/onebyone or visit the ‘One-by-One-Project’ Facebook page. ###
PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA (June 13, 2012) –
The One by One Public Art Project is on exhibit at the Bay County Public Library, June 4 to 28, 2012. Organized by
Chautauqua Learn & Serve Charter School, this public art project aims to illustrate the power of one, by exhibiting
individual works of art together as one installation.
“So far, over 150 works of art have been donated to the One by One Project by professional and emerging artists,
students of all ages and abilities, and people from all backgrounds and circumstances,” says Cynthia McCauley,
Chautauqua Director. “We are very pleased with the public response to this project and hopeful that more people
will pick up a square and contribute their talent to our message ‘One by One we can change the world, make a
difference, do good, have an impact, solve a problem, and help others’. We provide the substrate and the supplies
if you need them. You add your special touch.”
The One by One Project can be seen at the Bay County Public Library, 898 West 11th Street in Panama City,
during regular library hours, Monday- Sunday, through June 28th. From there, the One by One Project will continue
its exhibit circuit by visiting the Bay County Government Center in July. More venues will be added throughout the
year. “The public art exhibit, funded by Chautauqua and the 2011 Best Neighborhood Grant, is expected to grow as
more people donate completed squares,” says Heather Parker, exhibit curator.
Chautauqua provides 1’ wooden squares to anyone who wants to create a work of art. Squares can be picked up
from CityArts in Downtown Panama City; large orders, pick-up, and delivery are available by calling Chautauqua
(850-785-5056). Completed squares will enter the exhibit circuit as soon as they are returned to CityArts.
For more information about the One by One exhibit, contact Bettina Mead at the Library (850-522-2120,
bmead@nwrls.com). For project information, contact CityArts or Chautauqua Learn & Serve Charter School. Visit
www.cityartscooperative.com/onebyone or visit the ‘One-by-One-Project’ Facebook page. ###