THANK YOU FOR YOUR INQUIRY CONCERNING THE ART-IN-ARCHITECTURE PROGRAM OF THE GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION (GSA).

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Public Buildings Service
Washington, DC 20405
uenerai Services Administration I a ~0V
September 7, 1988
Office of Congressional Affairs
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, DC 20505
Thank you for your inquiry concerning the Art-in-Architecture
program of the General Services Administration (GSA).
STAT
STAT
The objective of GSA's Art-in-Architecture Program is to provide
Federal facilities with works of art as an integral part of the
architectural design concept as deemed appropriate by the project
architect. Such works are created by living American artists of
local, regional, and national reputation to enhance the
environment for the buildings' occupants and the general public.
Works of art including sculpture, murals, architecturally scaled
craftworks, the building arts, and other works in a variety of
media, one considered as an important part of the architectural
design solution. This policy, which was initiated in 1963,
establishes an allowance of one-half of one percent of the
estimated construction cost of each new Federal building for art-
in-architecture projects. In addition, the policy allows for the
incorporation of artworks for Federal facilities undergoing
repair and alteration affecting the architectural space,
character, or facade of the building. The nomination of artists
is by a cooperative procedure involving GSA, the project
architect, and art professionals appointed by the National
Endowment for the Arts. The final selection is made by the
Administrator of GSA.
Artists wishing to be considered are requested to submit a resume
and representative 35 mm slides in a plastic slide sheet to the
following address:
Art-in-Architecture Program
Public Buildings Service
General Services Administration
Washington, DC 20450
Slides will be placed in our permanent slide registry to be
continually reviewed and, as appropriate for each project,
submitted to the artist-nominating panelists for their
consideration.
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For your further information enclosed is a factsheet which
includes a summary of the selection procedures, a brief history
of the program, and a list of projects commissioned since 1973.
If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to contact
us. We appreciate your interest in the Art-in-Architecture
Program.
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Instructions for Artist Submissions
The Art-in-Architecture Program has been receiving an average of 100
submissions per week. In order to facilitate our handling of these
submissions, we find it necessary to request that submissions be made
in the following manner:
1. All slides should be duplicates.
2. Slides should be in plastic slide sheets. These sheets are available
in most retail photography supply stores.
3. Please send no more than 20 slides (1 sheet).
4. Each slide should be clearly labeled with the following information:
a. Artist's name d. Date of completion
b. Title of work e. Size of work
c. Medium
5. Please. send in with the submission a 3' x 5" index
card following the example below.
Please type or print legibly.
Phone
Place of Birth
Date of Birth
Dealer
Media:
1. Sculpture-Abstract 6. Tapestry 11. Photo Murals
2. Sculpture-Figurative 7. Fiber Construction 12. Light Sculpture
3. Water Sculpture 8. Ceramics 13. Other (list)
4. Painter-Abstract 9. Mosaics
5. Painter-Figurative 10. Stained Glass
Because the Art-in-Architecture Program has a small staff and because,
as previously stated, the number of artists requesting consideration
for GSA commissions has increased to an administratively burdensome
level, we are initiating the above procedures. We appreciate your
helping us out.
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Public Buildings Service 1&
Thank you for your inquiry concerning the Art-in-Architecture
program of the General Services Administration (GSA).
The objective of GSA's Art-in-Architecture Program is to provide
Federal facilities with works of art as an integral part of the
architectural design concept as deemed appropriate by the project
architect. Such works are created by living American artists of
local, regional, and national reputation to enhance the
environment for the buildings' occupants and the general public.
Works of art including sculpture, murals, architecturally scaled
craftworks, the building arts, and other works in a variety of
media, one considered as an important part of the architectural
design solution. This policy, which was initiated in 1963,
establishes an allowance of one-half of one percent of the
estimated construction cost of each new Federal building for art-
in-architecture projects. In addition, the policy allows for the
incorporation of artworks for Federal facilities undergoing
repair and alteration affecting the architectural space,
character, or facade of the building. The nomination of artists
is by a cooperative procedure involving GSA, the project
architect, and art professionals appointed by the National
Endowment for the Arts. The final selection is made by the
Administrator of GSA.
Artists wishing to be considered are requested to submit a resume
and representative 35 mm slides in a plastic slide sheet to the
following address:
Art-in-Architecture Program
Public Buildings Service
General Services Administration
Washington, DC 20450
Slides will be placed in our permanent slide registry to be
continually reviewed and, as appropriate for each project,
submitted to the artist-nominating panelists for their
consideration.
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General Services Administration
Factsheet
ART-IN-ARCHITECTURE FOR FEDERAL BUILDINGS
History
In 1855, when Congress decided to decorate the interior of the
Capitol with artwork, it commissioned Constantino Brumidi to
paint frescoes for the House of Representatives committee rooms
for $8.00 a day. During the Depression era, the New Deal art
programs commissioned paintings and sculpture for the
embellishment of newly constructed Federal buildings, post
offices, and courthouses nationwide producing the first body of
truly public American art.
The U.S. General Services Administration's (GSA) Art-in-
Architecture Program continues this longstanding tradition of
Government support for the arts.
The oenesis of GSA's present Art-in-Architecture Program can be
traced to a report issued in 1962 by the President's Ad Hoc
Committee on Federal Office Space titled Guiding Principles for
Federal Architecture. The committee recomrended that "where
appropriate, fine art should be incorporated in the designs (of
new Federal buildings) with emphasis on the work of living
American artists."
As the head of the Government agency responsible for the design
and construction of Federal buildings, GSA's Administrator
implemented the recommendations of the Guiding Principles in
January 1963 with a direct policy order establishing an allowance
for fine arts of one-half of one percent of the estimated cost of
construction for new Federal buildings and buildings undergoing
repair and alteration. Such works are intended to be an integral
part of the total architectural design and enhance the building's
environment for the occupants and the general public.
Due to rising inflation in the construction industry, the program
(which is funded throughout the construction budget) was
temporarily halted in 1966. It was revitalized in 1972 when GSA
renewed its commitment to commission exceptionally talented
American artists.
The Commissioning Process
1. The project architect, aware that one half of one percent, of
the estimated construction cost is the amount set aside
specifically for art-in-architecture projects, works with GSA,
National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), and the local community
advisors to develop an art-in-architecture proposal as part of
his overall architectural design services. The art-in-
architecture proposal includes the location and nature of the
artwork(s) to be commissioned.
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2. GSA requests the NEA to appoint art professionals, or persons
knowledgeable in the arts, primarily from the local area or
region of the project, to meet with the design architect for the
purpose of discussing potential sites and to nominate three to
five artists for each proposed artwork.
3. The NEA panel and community advisors meet at the project site
to review visual materials of artists work from GSA's National
Slide Registry; from NEA-appointed panelists; from the architect;
and, submissions from artists specifically for the project.
Artists wishing to receive GSA consideration are requested to
send a resume and 35mm slides of their work to the following
address:
Art-in-Architecture Program
General Services Administration
Washington, DC 20405
(202) 566-0950
4. The artist nominations are transmitted to GSA by the NEA.
The Administrator of GSA rakes the final selection.
5. After the artist has been selected, a fixed price contract is
negotiated. Contract award amounts negotiated for a-rt-in-
architecture projects include all costs associated with the
design, execution, and installation of the artwork.
6. The NEA panel and community advisors meet to review the
artists proposal and to recommend approval or disapproval to GSA.
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ART-III-ARCHITECTURE PROJECT LIST
1972 To Present
ARTIST
Stephen Henslin
SUBJECT
Cor-ten sculpture on
plaza.
Albany, NY, FE
Anchorage, AK, CT/FE
Atlanta, GA, FE/CT
1) William King
2) Robert Morris
Lynda Benglis
1) Robert Hudscn
2) Dan Flavin
3) San. Francis
4) Alvin Amason
Sherri Smith
1) Sam Gilliam
2) Lloyd Hamrol
3) Jennifer Bartlett
4) Terry McGehee
5) Donato Pietrodangelo
6) Robert Franzini
7) Kathleen Ferguson
8) Judy Voss Jones
1) Aluminum sculpture
on plaza.
2) Granite sculpture
on plaza.
Copper sculpture in
courtyard.
1) Sculpture in
atrium.
2) Fluorescent
wallwork in lobby.
3) Mural in lobby.
4) Painting in lobby.
Tapestry in main
entrance lobby.
1) Painted construc-
tion in lobby.
2) Sculpture in
cafeteria lobby..
3) Paintings in
lobby.
4) Pastels (5).
5) Color Photo-
graphs (7).
6) Lithographs (5).
7) Mixed Media-
Objects (3).
8) Mixed Media (4).
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SUBJECT
9) Color Pencil/
Paper (3).
9) Katherine Mitchell
10) Jim Frazer
11) Carol Burch-Brown
12) Lisa Dru Irwin
13) Melody Guichet
14) Gail Falls
15) Edward Pramuk
16) Fichard L. Williams
17) Jon Eric Riis
15) Gary L. Trentham
19) Herbert Creecy
20) Michael Smallwood
21) W. A. Brown
Baltimore MD George Sugarman
(Edward A. Garr.atz FB/CT)
Baltimore, MD
(Metrowest )
1) Loren Madsen
2) Ronald Bladen
3) Isaac Witkin
Baltimore, MD (SSA Richard Fleishner
Computer Center)
10) Hand-colored
Photographs (5).
11) Graphite on
Paper (3).
12) Hand-colored
Photographs (4).
13) Paintings (3).
14) Encaustic & Oil
on HMP (3).
15) Charcoals (5).
16) Photographs (C).
17) Tapestry.
18) Glad Wrap Form.
19) Acrylic paintinc.
20) Oil on Canvas.
21) Still images.
Painted aluminum
sculpture on plaza.
1) Suspended stone
sculpture in lobby.
2) Painted steel
sculpture on lawn.
3) Painted steel
sculpture on street
corner.
Exterior environ-
mental sculpture.
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Bangor, ME
Bethesda, MD
(NIH-Lister Hill)
Blaine, Wes, BS
Boston, MA
(Appraisers Store)
Bridgeport, CT
Buffalo, NY, FE
Carbondale, IL, FOE
Charlotte Amalie, VI
Chicago, IL, FE,
Chicago, IL,
(SSA Program Center)
ARTIST
Yvonne Jacquette
Kenneth Snelson
Dale Chihuly
Gecrge Nick
1) Mary Miss
2) Jane Kaufman
Patsy Ncrvell
George Segal
Jackie Ferrara
Ned Smyth
Alexander Calder
1) Claes Oldenburg
2) Ilya Bolotowsky
SUBJECT
Triptich mural in
lobby.
Stainless steel
sculpture on
plaza.
Glass baskets in
case.
Painting in lobby.
Cascading wall
fountain.
Glass cascading
sculpture in space
frame atriur-.
Sculpture on plaza.
Bronze sculpture on
plaza.
Wood sculpture on
plaza.
Mosaic water sculp-
ture in courtyard.
Painted steel sculF-
ture on plaza.
1) Painted steel
sculpture on plaza.
2) Four porcelain
enamel murals in
cafeteria and lobby.
Columbia, SC, FB/CT
1) Barbara Neijna
1) Steel sculpture or_
plaza.
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2) Marla Mallett
Columbus, OH, CT/FE Robert Mangold
Dayton, OH, FE/CT 1) Stephen Antonakcs
Detroit, MI, FB
2) Joseph Konzal
1) John Chamberlain
2) Sam Gilliam
Eucene, OF., FE/CT Rob rt Maki
Fairbar.kE, At , FE ~'C~ 1) Tor; Doyle
2) Gerald Conaway
Florence, SC, FE Blue Sky
Ft. Kent, ME Bob Brooks
Ft. Lauderdale, FL, 1) Lynne Gelfinan
2) Doug Moran
3) Sylvia Stone
Grand Rapids, MI, FE/CT Mark di Suvero
Haines, AK, ES Carmen Quinto Plunkett
2) Fiberwork in
lobby.
Exterior porcelain
enamel murals on
front facade.
1) Neon wall sculp-
ture on front facade.
2) Cor-ten sculpture
on plaza.
Sculpture on plaza.
Painting (Gift)
Painted aluminum
sculpture on plaza.
1) hood sculpture Cr.
lawn.
2) Stainless steel
sculpture on plaza.
Oil on canvas mural
in lobby.
Photographic mural jr.
lobby.
1) Painting in lobby.
2) Painted construc-
tion in lobby.
3) Wall sculpture on
facade of courtroom.
lobby.
Steel sculpture on
plaza lawn.
Carved wood panels.
Ceramic sculpture in
lobby.
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PROJECT LOCATION
Honolulu, HI (Prince
Jcnah Kuhio
Kalanianaole) FB/CT
Houma, LA, FB/USPS
Indianapolis, IN,FB
1) George Rickey
2) Peter Voulkos
3) Ruthadel Anderson
4) Sharyn Amil Mills
Lin Emery
Guy Lill
SUBJECT
1) Exterior stainless
steel kinetic sculp-
ture.
2) Bronze sculpture
in courtyard.
3) Fiber sculpture
in lobby.
4) Fiber sculptures
in vestibule.
Exterior aluminum
kinetic sculpture.
Painted steel and
wood scupture on
lawn.
Murals around first
floor lobby.
Iowa City, IA
Jamaica, NY, SSA
1) William Christenberry
2) Ed McGowin
1) Romare Bearden
2) Jacob Lawrence
3) Howardena Pindell
4) Frank Smith
5) E. H. Sorrells-Adewale
6) Richard Yarde
7) Melvin Edwards
8) Houstin Conwill
Exterior relief.
1) Assemblage on
entrance facade.
2) Steel sculpture
with interior
tableau.
1) Mural in
2) Mural in
3) Mural in
4) Mural in
5) Mural in
6) Mural in
7) Exterior
8) Exterior
lcbby.
lobby.
lobby .
lobby.
lobby.
lobby.
sculpt -~rc
sculptur?
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PROJECT LOCATION
Las Cruces, NM?;, CT/FOE
Painted steel sculp-
ture on plaza
Lincoln, NE, FOE
Los Angeles, CA, FE
Louisville, KY, FE
Lynden, WA (ES)
Madison, WI, CT
Manchester, NH, FE
Marfa, TX, ES
Memphis, TN (Cliffor6
Davis FE)
Miami, FL, CT
Midland, TX,
CT/FE/USPS
Nashville, TN, FE
1) Tam: Otterness
2) Joel Shapiro
Robert Howard
Christopher Sproat
Louise Bourgeois
Roberto Rios
1) Tom Shelton
2) Murray Reich
David Novros
John Queen
Gaylen Hanson
Leonard Baskin
Suspended prisms
filled with mineral
oil - casting spectra
in lobby.
Exterior sculpture
Exterior sculpture
Painted aluminum
sculpture on plaza.
Neon sculpture on
building exterior.
Steel sculpture on
plaza.
Mural in lobby.
1) Mural in lobby.
2) Mural in lobby.
Frescoes in court-
yard.
Aluminum and concrete
sculpture on plaza.
Mural in lobby.
Bronze reliefs in
lobby.
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SUBJECT
Stainless steel and
concrete sculpture on
plaza.
Newark, Ni, FE. Lila Katzen
New Bedford, MA, FB James Surls
New Haven, CT, FB/CT Alexander Liberman
New Haven, CT, CT Ed Zucca
New Orleans, LA, FB 1) Lucas Samaras
2) Clement Meadmcre
3) Annette Kaplan
4) Terry Welden
5) Ann Mitchell
E-) Carol Shinn
7) Silvia Hayden
New York, NY (Customs Richard Serra
CT/FB Annex)
New York, NY (Foley 1) Rafael Ferrer
Square CT Annex)
2) Alex Katz
Norfolk, VA, FB Athena Tacha
Wood and steel
sculpture on plaza.
Painted steel
sculpture on plaza.
Inlaid wood doors
in lobby.
1) Cor-ten sculpture
in courtyard.
2) Painted steel
sculpture on plaza.
3) Tapestry in lcbby.
4) Painted canvas
with relief elements
in lobby.
5) Fiberwcrk in
lcbby.
6) Fiberwork in
lobby.
7) Three tapestries
in lobby.
Cor-ten sculpture on
plaza.
1) Suspended painted
sculpture in lobby.
2) Mural in lobby.
Concrete sculpture cn
plaza.
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Oklahoma City, OK
ARTIST
1) Gerhardt Knodel
2) Anna K. Burgess
3) Grant Speed
4) Karen Chapnik
5) Sally Anderson
6) Charles Pratt
7) Curt Clyne
F) David Halpern
9) Albert Edgar
10) Franklin Sircns
11) Terrie H. Mangat
12) Denna Madole
13) Ricard Davis
14) James Strickland
15) Jane Knight
SUBJECT
1) Fiberwcrk lobby.
2) Two fiberworks in
first floor and eight.-
flocr lobbies.
3) Bronze sculpture
first floor lobby.
4) Fiberwork first
floor lobby.
5) Fiberwork third
floor lobby.
6) Wood and.copper
sculpture third
floor lobby.
7) Two photographs
mezzanine.
8) Two ph.ctccraphs
mezzanine.
9) Ceramic sculpture
fourth floor lobby.
10) Ceramic sculptur_
fourth floor locby.
11) Quilt fourth
floor lobby.
12) Fiberwork
fourth floor lobby.
13) Bronze sculpture
fifth floor lobby.
14) Wood relief
fifth floor lobby.
15) Fiberwor}: in
floor lobby.
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Orlando, FL CT/FE
Otay Mesa, CA, BS
Pasadena, CA (CT)
16) Charles Pebworth
17) Betty Jo Kidson
18) Bud Stalnaker
101) Melanie ,VanDenbos
20) Joyce Pardington
21) Jerry Mc Nillan
22) Michael Anderscr
23) Fred Eversley
24) Rebecca Petrie
25) William Scott
26) Carol Whitney
Geoffrey Naylor
Luis Jimenez
Terry Schoonhoven
16) Black marble
sculpture in
sixth floor lobby.
17) Fabric construc-
tion sixth floor
lcbby.
18) Fiberwork sixth
floor lobby.
19) Fingerweaving
seventh floor library
20) Two fiberworks
eighth floor lobby.
21) Brass sculpture
eighth floor lobby.
22) heed sculpture
seventh floor libra
23) Plexiglas scu2 -
ture ninth floor
lobby.
24) Fiberwork ninth
floor lobby.
25) Three-part wind
sculpture.
26) Two cerar.ic Inds:.
figure sculptures.
Stainless steel and
water sculpture.
Exterior sculpture
on entrance plaza.
Mural in morning
roorr,.
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SUBJECT
Philadelphia, PA 1) David von Schlegell Stainless steel and
(James A. Byrne CT; water sculpture in
William J. Green FB) plaza pool.
2) Louise Nevelson 2) Painted wood
sculpture-lobby.
3) Charles Searles 3) Mural-entrance
lobby.
Philadelphia, PA Al Held Two companion mural
(SSA Program Center) in lobby.
Pittsfield, MA, FB James Buchman Granite and steel
sculpture.
Portland, OF., Jan-es Carpenter Handcrafted glass
Customhouse window in stairway
landinc.
Portland, OR, FC 1 ) Dir.itri Hadzi 1 ) Basalt sulpture
on plaza.
2) Jack Youngerman 2) Tapestry in
lobby.
Portland, OR, FOB (East) Scott Burton Exterior Sculpture.
Portland, OR, Manuel Neri Exterior Sculpture.
Courthouse
Providence, RI John Willenbecher Interior wallwork in
lobby.
Richmond, CA (SSA 1) Richard Punt 1) Two-part exterior
Program Center) bronze sculpture in
courtyard.
2) Janet Kuemmerlein 2) Fiberwork in
lobby.
3) Gyongy Laky 3) Fiberwork in
lobby.
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PROJECT LOCATION ARTIST
4) Lia Cook
Roanoke, VA John Rietta
Rochester, NY, CT/FOB Duayne Hatchett
Saginaw, MI Nancy Holt
St. Louis, MO, OPO Stephen DeStaebler
Charles Ginnever
_San Diego, CA, CT/FOB 1) Beverly Pepper
San Jose, Cf
2) Bruce Beasley
1) Robert Graham
2) Farley Tobin
3) Ray King
4) Pamela Joseph
San Luis, AZ, BS Maria Aguilar
Sandpoint, ID, FB George Morrison
Santa Rosa, CA, FOB Lencre Tawney
4) Fiberwork in
lobby.
Cor-ten sculpture on
plaza.
Exterior painted
steel sculpture.
Painted iron
sculpture on plaza.
Interior sculpture.
Cor-ten sculpture on
plaza.
1) Painted steel
sculpture on plaza.
2) Cast acrylic
sculpture in lobby.
1) Fountain sculpture
in paseo entrance.
2) Ceramic wall in
lobby.
3) Glass spectral
environment in pasec.
4) Elevator door
paintings.
Ceramic sculptural
environment in court-
yard.
Wood sculpture in
lobby.
Fiber tapestry
lobby.
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1) Isamu Noguchi
SUBJECT
1) Granite sculpture
on upper. plaza.
Springfield, MA
Syracuse, NY, CT/FOB
Tcpeka, KS, CT/FOB
Van Nuys, CA, FOE
Washington, DC
Blair House (Presidents
Guest House)
Washington, DC
(Old Post Office)
2) Harold Balazs
3) Philip McCracken
Larry Bell
Sol LeWitt
1) Rockne Krebs
2) Rosemarie Castoro
Lyman Kipp
Joel Schwartz
Washington, DC 1) James Rosati
(Hubert H. Humphrey FB)
2) Annette Kaplan
3) Jan Yoors
4) Marcel Breuer
2) Painted steel
sculpture on lower
plaza.
3) Bronze sculpture
on lower terrace.
Glass environment in
lobby.
Painted aluminum
sculpture on plaza.
1) Spectral and
object environment
in atrium.
2) Exterior sculpture
on plaza.
Painted steel sculp-
ture on plaza.
48 shadow panels
suspended sculpture
in cortile atrium.
1) Painted steel
sculpture on plaza.
2) Tapestry in
cafeteria lobby.
3) Tapestry in lobby.
4) Tapestry in lobby.
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 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/02/01 : CIA-RDP90M00005R000600090011-0
Washinc won, DC
(Labor Bldg.)
1) Jack Beal
SUBJECT
1) Four oil on canvas
murals in lobby.
Wenatchee, WA, FB
Williamsport, PA
Wilmington, DE
CH/CT/FOE
Winston-Salem, NC
CT/FOE
2) Tony Smith
Stan Dolega
Roger Nelson
Frank Stella
Rudolph Heintze
2) Painted steel
sculpture in court-
yard.
Exterior Sculpture
Mural in lobby
Painted aluminum
relief in lobby.
Cor-ten sculpture on
plaza.
Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/02/01 : CIA-RDP90M00005R000600090011-0