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262394 WH17E - CITY CLERK COl1I1C11 PINK - F�INANCE GITY OF SAINT PAITL 1 2 4 BLUERY- MAYORTMENT Flle NO. '^��'� ouncil Resolution . Presented By � r Referred To Y�'L � ZQ Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date RESOLVED, That upon the recomnnendation of the Mayor and pursuant to Section 10.07.04 of the Charter of the City of Saint Paul, there is hereby transferred the sLnn of $1,500.00 fram the Contingent Reserve Specified Activity 09060 (01050 Maintenance Coordinator) to a new activity entitled "Art Inventory -- Activity 03061" in the Department of Cammunity Services, to be allocated as follows: Division of Libraries 03061 - Saint Paul Council of Arts and Sciences - Art Inventory 461 City Contribution $1,500.00 APpROVED �-���7� Roger A. Mattson ��dget ' e By COUNCILMEIV Yeas Butler Nays Requested by Department of: x K�onopatzki � In Favor t Levine = Meredith �_ Against BY SluaE�ac R�osmdler Tedesco Mme.President7�i Hurit OCT 2 S )973 Form Approved by City Attorney Adopted by Council: Date • Cert' ' sed by C c' tary BY Appr ed by Ma Approve ,b •Mayor � t ncil By BY ��f�+� 0 C T 2 7 1973 Saint Paul �����4 ,, � � � Council of Arts and ences � €�.:�., �1 V E p � S SEP131973a September 13, 1973 11 BUD6ET ^ ';� � " �v � Mr. Roger A. Mattson � Budget Director 365 City Hall St. Paul , MN 55102 Dear Roger: At the request of the City Architect's office and the Mayor's office, the Minnesota Museum of Art (a member agency of the Saint Paul Council of Arts and Sciences) is processing a questionnaire regarding art that exists in public places and in educational institutions in the city. Aid in compiling this information and providing photography of the art works was sought by the Art Department of Bowling Green University, Bowling Green, Ohio, which is publishing a two-volume edition of Art in Public Places and Art in Educational Institutions in the United States. Five to eight plates of art wor s in Saint aul , with descriptive text, will be included in the publication. The written request for this information was received in the Mayor's office in May and was referred to the City Architect's office. From there the matter was referred to the Minnesota Museum of Art, which offered to assist the City with the survey. At the time the project was turned over to the Minnesota Museum of Art, the decision was made by the Museum staff and the Director of the Saint Paul Council of Arts and Sciences to seek a grant from the City to cover the costs of processing the survey. For the purposes of evaluating and writing up information on the art works of importance that exist in public places and educationa� institutions in Saint Paul , the Minnesota Museum of Art hired a professional art historian. (See attached resume of Marie Therese Aamodt) She has been at work on the project since July 1 and, aided by a photographer recently, will complete the work by October 1 . The Saint Paul Council of Arts and Sciences is seeking a grant of $1 ,500.00 from the City to contribute to the Museum's costs in staffing the survey and the photography. 30 east tenth street, St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 � (612) 227-8241 Schube�t Club •Science Museum of Minnesota •St.Paul Opera Association • Chimera Theatre Company •Minnesota Museum of Art •St.Paul Philharmonic Society Mr. Roger A. Mattson �"����� Page 2 September 13, 1973 Saint Paul Beautiful Coordinating Council has contributed $500.00 to the project. The Minnesota Museum of Art's budget has been as follows: Staff art historian: three months at $500 per month $1 ,500.00 expenses 100.00 photographer: time and materials 100.00 Administrative Overhead secretarial , telephone, postage: three months 300.00 TOTAL: $2',OQO.00 We appreciate your consideration of this. Since ely, Marlow G. Burt Executive Director MGB/dw Enclosure cc: Georgia DeCoster ������ �S� MARI THERESE AAMODT Address: 15 Evergreen Road Phone: 612-184-8642 North Oaks Farms St. Paul, Minnesota 55110 Date of Birth: July 25, 1949 Education: Secondary School: Bethlehem Academy -- Faribault, Minnesota 1963 - 1967 College: Trinity College --Washington, D.C. 1967 - 1971 B.A. Degree Majors: Art History and French Georgetown University -- Washington D.C. Summer 1969 , Ha�ilton College -- Clinton, N.Y. 1969 - 1970 Junior Year in Paris: Courses at Sorbonne and Ecole du Louvre Graduate School: The Institute of Fine Arts, New York University 1971-197':. Masters of Arts Degree, 1973 r:useum Training Program, Metropolitan Museum New York Master's Thesis: "The Gothic Revival in English Decorative Arts of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries" Goethe Institute, Blausbeuren, Germany Language Program 1973 Honors: Phi Beta Kappa; Graduation Magna cum Laude with Departmental Honors, Trinity College; No.mination for Thomas J. Watson Travel Grant; Summer grant to work under the supervision of Pierre-Verlet, Chief ' Curator of the Louvre, Paris, 1972 Languages: French (fluent) Germ.a.n (reading and moderate speaking ability) Sganish (reading and moderate speaking ability) Latin (reading ability) Travel E�erience: Paris, France (2 years) ; Germany (2 months) ; Spain, Ital}�; Switzerland; Belgium; Netherlands; England; Greece; Turkey; Me�;ico; Canada. Travel emphasis on museums, monuments, and points of cultural interest. Work Experience: Summer 1972: Archival research at Louvre in Paris under supervision of of Pierre Verlet, Conservateur-en Chef du Louvre. Inventory to be published. $1500 for summer plus course in French Civil Architecture with Bertrand Jestaz, Curator at Louvre. January to June 1972: Graduate Assistant to Professor Charles Sterling, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University. Tours of Art Deco Exhibition, Metropolitan Museum, New York October to December 1972: Secretary to Vice-President, Tannenbaum-Harbor Insurance Company, 201 West 57th St. , New York $4.00 per hour Su�er 1971: Assistant to Curator of Decorative Arts, Merribal Parsons, Minneapolis Institute of Arts. In charge of department during two-month absence of curator $1200 for summer. Summer 1969: Georgeto�,m University Economics Department, Washington, D.C. secretarial duties. ����� . �4 wepra•tu r��tM m� CI'PY OF ►,�AINT Y�UL OFFICE OF TRE CITY COUNCIL CITY HALL AND COURT HOUSF SAINT PAiJL, MINNESOTA :�5102 PHONE 612 \ 223-:i47(i WILLIAM KONOPATZKI Councilman October 19, 1973 T0: City Clerk FROM: William Konopatzki Chairman, Finance Committee RE: A resolution transferring funds in the sum of $1,500.00 from the Contingent Reserve to a new activity in the Depart- ment of Community Services for the Division of Libraries--St. Paul Council of Arts and Sciences--Art Inventory. Dear Sir: Please be advised the Finance Committee at its meeting of October 19, 1973 unanimously approved the above resolution which was referred to the Finance Committee on September 20, 1973. I kindly request this matter be put on the Council agenda for Tuesday, October 23, 1973 for consid�ra- tion. Thank you. ����� � S�pte�mb�er 20, 1973 Counci].man Willi�m Konc�patzki Chgiz�ma�n Fina�ce Co�mni.ttee Dear Mr. Konopat2l�i.: The City Conuscil ref�ra�d ta the Finaisce Co�nittee far con�ideration and recc�o�en�.t�.can a rerealv,tion tr�ngferring ftiiuda in the �um a� $1,500.b0 trom the Contingent Re�erve to a new aQtivi.ty in the Department af C�3ty Services for the Division of Librari���- St. Paul Cauncil c��` Art� and Scieneeg--+Art Ibventory. Very truly yours, City Clerk AO/ve