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The presenters said the program meets weekly with participants and caregivers, and that the participants produce paintings and mixed‑media work for display. Rabbi Mintz said the organizers had hoped to exhibit the work in conjunction with the Tiburon Jewish Festival on Sunday, Aug. 10, and that the exhibition could be on display for a longer period if the commission preferred. Judy described the program details: she said classes begin with chair yoga and light movement, include watercolor and acrylic instruction by volunteer professional artists, and produce works accompanied by short biographies written from interviews with participants; she noted many participants were in their mid‑90s.

Commissioners complimented the artwork and the program’s therapeutic benefits, discussed practical details for showing unframed canvases in the lower gallery and encouraged the organizers to prepare a short curatorial statement and individual write‑ups for each artist. The commission said it would consider a month‑long exhibition and that the chair would add an action item to the June agenda to form an ad hoc committee should commissioners want to move forward.

No formal vote was taken on the exhibition at the May 20 meeting; commissioners asked organizers to coordinate hanging methods and to return with written artist statements and logistics.

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Commissioners emphasized site selection concerns and public safety: several members said signage should avoid being placed on active traffic corridors (Tiburon Boulevard/Caltrans right‑of‑way) and suggested parks, the Old Rail Trail bike path or other off‑street locations as preferable. Commissioners also discussed whether signs should be temporary or permanent and said the commission would retain final approval over any messages or wording.

Staff reported the artist estimated a variable budget range and suggested a $25,000 option could produce an impactful temporary program; commissioners asked the artist to provide itemized, incremental budgets so the commission can understand what would be built at different funding levels. The commission approved a motion directing the chair to contact the artist for fleshed‑out proposals for options 1 and 2, including proposed locations and cost breakdowns. The motion passed unanimously.

Commissioners said they would coordinate with the Parks Department (Post) and the town’s streets/traffic authorities on acceptable locations and would return to the commission for message and site approval before any installations.

","The commission asked artist Scott Froshar (referred to in transcript as Scott) to return with more detailed proposals and incremental budgets for two options — a temporary 'word on the street' signage project and a larger iconic sculpture — and agreed not to pursue a separate Ring Mountain/Miwok carving project at this time.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6545588,"Commission names Christa Grenobalt artist laureate; selection unanimous",282,2426000,2708000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3553219-88613a981081d69d4bd1382ae2e8b24d&start=2426&end=2708","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3553219-88613a981081d69d4bd1382ae2e8b24d/thumbnail_2426000.jpg","/articles/6545588/California/Commission-names-Christa-Grenobalt-artist-laureate-selection-unanimous","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6545588-c1d0a9ed76e8d053ba967a53c3231c33/orig.mp4?Expires=1771156287&Signature=n4pK-V0vKrv9~hpzeRmUUfjNZ4hHIXd9Wmc34Km~fmq9Sna-FfOa-~uSxwNGsHhcyjgHR3xPlBqKn7FX3~Hr1bzFBYIt8eFal0RikdKJINjcx5QDMhjWKl1KRkk1K3XuhPqD2AtXUNMzpmOtvTzhfeRK3FfSd6sZeVuHej5rWAn2jks6ZgX7Ff3Vh4n~L5Orr3iIRTZ-Hy3x83a-IdXgmg7U9BHns356itPIr2gqQckvWFYqpNyiEierF52sRoTFpKlDmPw5UEprwVr90VjgiYcdJp459KQr~hDQSw5hB9MgQ-T64LDftLpyCps6ossf2kVbgDFSyu15chnin27Nnw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Tiburon Town Heritage and Arts Commission on May 20 voted unanimously to approve its selection committee’s pick for the next artist laureate, Christa Grenobalt.

Commissioners said they interviewed three finalists — Marta Bendinger, Krista/Krista (transcription variants), and Christa Grenobalt — and were impressed by Grenobalt’s prepared materials and concrete program proposals, which included community outreach, plein‑air workshops and public‑art ideas. Commissioners noted that Grenobalt had previous project experience in Sausalito and had presented a detailed plan for working with children and public audiences.

The commission’s next step is to present the selection to the Tiburon Town Council for formal appointment, after which contract details, scheduling and a public welcome or reception will follow. Commissioners emphasized appreciation to all applicants and encouraged future applications.

","The Heritage and Arts Commission selected Christa Grenobalt as the next Tiburon Peninsula artist laureate after interviewing three finalists; commissioners said Grenobalt presented the most developed program ideas and will be forwarded to town council for formal appointment.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6545593,"Tiburon commission sets July 19 tentative date, forms ad hoc for Native American arts event with $6,000 in DITF funding",801,1525000,2326000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3553219-88613a981081d69d4bd1382ae2e8b24d&start=1525&end=2326","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3553219-88613a981081d69d4bd1382ae2e8b24d/thumbnail_1525000.jpg","/articles/6545593/California/Tiburon-commission-sets-July-19-tentative-date-forms-ad-hoc-for-Native-American-arts-event-with-6000-in-DITF-funding","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6545593-9248f980d9775bbec3bf3b65e0b08df7/orig.mp4?Expires=1771156287&Signature=HpxAsg47uRYZYhXANwk92WmVCEkS1FH4cboKgv7EwzeoBgzeY3igxjDeZ1pm7StHSj8068Lti4y4UTzzrJjGvjTHBsoTOuUhyBvL8deKDBIyBaD0R2mWxJH7XEMYJBp0TqVeyR6tRh2-ox16WD1dcNIHNroqobLhFAE5U7s0qGmwA9TEXOJBnxv9hZOExWecrZPN8SfkmXFomIet0YfG6u81w6jJ4KYUg272fTt8s4GLB8IaGYKd-diDAeFcR5tpQBHqwyRj28Dk90QO7wAt0UukuM69xOB30LF6r0~d8Tu36tD-U9US1CqEAM80xn0coiFZje7KZCd~U-~nupbJZA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Tiburon Town Heritage and Arts Commission on May 20 tentatively set a Native American arts and culture event for Saturday, July 19, authorized a three‑member ad hoc planning committee and confirmed $6,000 in funding approved by the town’s Diversity & Inclusion Task Force.

The commission’s written background for the item said the event would be “in conjunction with the We Know Who We Are exhibit of contemporary indigenous artists” in the town hall lower gallery (May 1–June 30) and that the DITF had unanimously approved $6,000 at its May 21, 2025 special meeting. The agenda item described Zielinski Park and Civic Plaza as the proposed site and listed the Heritage & Arts Commission’s special fund (donations and artist commissions) as a potential source to cover expenses exceeding $6,000; staff reported that fund had a balance of $9,069.77 as of May 22, 2025.

Commissioners discussed several proposed dates after the exhibitor/curator, Henry Frank, indicated he had initially suggested June dates but could be flexible. Commissioners raised calendar conflicts (notably a Juneteenth celebration on Lower Main Street on June 22) and advertising concerns for a June 7 date, and members generally favored a later date to allow publicity and coordination with partners.

The commission voted unanimously to form an ad hoc event planning committee of three commissioners (Nora, Liz and Victoria were recorded as the ad hoc members) to work with event organizers, and it moved and approved a tentative event date of Saturday, July 19. Commissioners also directed staff to share contact information with the organizer and to ask the ad hoc to handle vendor invoices and required paperwork (W‑9s) if the event proceeds.

Commissioners said they expected volunteers from the DITF and from Henry Frank’s network to staff the event and that additional funding could be drawn from the special fund if required. The commission asked the ad hoc to confirm participant availability for the later date and to return to the commission if the date must change.

The commission’s actions were procedural: no contract or permit was issued at the meeting; those steps remain for staff and the ad hoc to complete.

","The Heritage and Arts Commission tentatively scheduled a Native American arts and culture event for Saturday, July 19, approved forming a three‑member ad hoc committee to plan the program, and confirmed $6,000 in Diversity & Inclusion Task Force (DITF) funding, with the commission’s special fund available for overages.","actionData","errors"]

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Chabad’s Art Program for people with memory loss proposed for town gallery and festival; commissioners supportive

Commission asks artist Scott Froshar for detailed proposals for sign project and a larger sculptural option

Commission names Christa Grenobalt artist laureate; selection unanimous

Tiburon commission sets July 19 tentative date, forms ad hoc for Native American arts event with $6,000 in DITF funding