the trampoline has 3 trees around it and is would be 9 or 10 feet long so 3 or 5 kids can jump on it at a time and each kid gets 10 minutes to jump then the next group gets to jump. in qalqilya i wanted to put it by the hospital,and in gainesville i wanted to put it at depot park.
Dear Mayor Poe,
Sincerely,
Cason Bhakti
A wall with a heart with a carving of the Rzeszów cross and Gainesville train. To be a sign of Gainesville and Rzeszów´s sister cities friendship is forever lasting bond. WHERE. WHY.
Dear Mayor Lauren Poe,
My name is Grace Lopez, and I am 6th grade student at P.K. Yonge Developmental Research in Gainesville, FL. I have designed an art installation that is meant to connect Gainesville and our sister city of Rzeszow.
My art installation is a long wall with a big heart on top that has the symbols of both Gainesville and Rzeszow carved into it with a gold shiny accent. The reason I made this installation is because I want people to know that Gainesville has a sister city, and it is Rzeszow. I think that the materials I chose like concrete with a mold of a heart and a wall, then gold paint to go in the carving stuff in the heart, and glue for the star that’s going to be in the middle of the wall where the heart will be on top of.
The primary location that I want is near Bo Didly Plaza because it is in an area where a lot of people come to visit, so many people would be able to see it. Another location for this could be close to the Harn Museum where people can learn about the installation. I want this installation to be 18ft tall as well.
I think the city of Gainesville would like this idea because it symbolized unity between our two cities and allows for our cities.
Sincerely,
Grace Lopez
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This stands for the relationship for Columbia and PKY. It is a flag pole with flags of the Colombian and PKY flag on the same flag pole.
Dear Mayor Lauren Poe,
My name is William Strnad I am in 8th grade at PK Yonge , and I am designing a work of installation art to represent the friendship between Gainesville and Fundacion tinguaco .
I would purpose a flag pole with a flag that says PKY on it and a Flag that has the Colombian flag. The PKY flag will be white with blue letters and the other flag wil have 3 stripes of yellow red blue. The flag pole will be 20 feet high and the flags will be 5 feet by 3 feet and this will represent the relationship of the two places.
Thank you for your consideration
William Strnad
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A handshake. Gainesville and Rzesow. A sealed handshake.
Dear Mayor Lauren Poe,
My name is Ben James. I’m an 6th grade student at P.K. Yonge, and I am designing a work of installation art to represent the friendship between Gainesville and Rzeszow.
I’d like to propose large twin sculptures, approximately seven feet high, seven feet wide, and two feet deep – just taller than a human being to inspire awe while remaining approachable. These medal sculpture, in the form of a Hammer (to represent Rzeszow),would embody the growing relationship between Rzeszow and Gainesville that began in 2013. Please see the attached drawings for more detail. The sculpture would be fashioned from pressure treated live or cedar to evoke the native flora of Gainesville/Rzeszow while also being strong and resistant to weather.
Ideally, the sculptures would be installed prominently in both Gainesville and Rzeszow. The Sister Cities in front of City Hall and Oak Mall in Gainesville would be a perfect location. The proposed location in Rzeszow is going to be by the school. Please see the attached visualizations.
I hope my artwork will inspire citizens of Gainesville to learn about Rzeszow and Poland. I hope that it will be a physical reminder of our friends in other countries. When someone looks at it, and think about how good the good Rzeszow buildings are. It will bring our cities closer together, it will celebrate our friendship, and it will make the world at once more wondrous and more accessible to the people of Rzesow and Gainesville.
Thank you for your consideration,
Ben James
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The artwork will be a large tree, one half will be cedar and the other half will be an oak. The cedar represents Mejdlaya and the oak represents Gainesville. Height – 10 feet tall, 3.5 feet wide and 3.5 feet deep (circular). It would be made out of wire (armature wire) with a wooden trunk of the tree.
Dear Mayor Lauren Poe,
My name is Jackson Chase. I’m a 8th grade student at P.K. Yonge, and I am designing a work of installation art to represent the friendship between Gainesville and Meldlaya, Lebanon.
I’d like to propose a large sculpture, approximately ten feet high, ten feet wide, and 4 feet deep – just taller than a human being to inspire awe while remaining approachable. This wired sculpture, in the form of a Lebanon cedar tree on the right (to represent Meldlaya) and an oak tree to the left (to represent Gainesville), would embody the relationship between Meldlaya and Gainesville that began in 2015. Please see the attached drawings for more detail. The sculpture would be wire.
Ideally, the sculpture would be installed prominently in Gainesville and in Meldlaya. The Sister Cities Pavilion in front of City Hall or Bo Diddley plaza would be perfect locations. Please see the attached visualizations.
I hope my artwork will inspire citizens of Gainesville to learn about Meldlaya and Lebanon. I hope that it will be a physical reminder of our friends in other countries. When someone looks at it, I hope they think about how big the world is, and how we have friends on the other side of the world that want to meet us and share their culture with us. It will bring our cities closer together, it will celebrate our friendship, and it will make the world at once more wondrous and more accessible to the people of Meldlaya and Gainesville.
Thank you for your consideration,
Jackson Chase
A bench that represents Mejdlaya in Arabic and Gainesville in the form of a gator.
Dear Mayor Lauren Poe,
My name is Nicole Ellis. I’m a 8th grade student at P.K. Yonge, and I am designing a work of installation art to represent the friendship between Gainesville and Mejdleya.
I’d like to propose a sculpture, approximately 8 feet high, 10 feet wide. In the form of a bench that will represent Mejdlaya and Gainesville. The sculpture would be wood.
Ideally, the sculpture would be installed prominently in Gainesville or in Mejdlaya at Depot Park in Gainesville and I’m not sure on what location to put it in for Mejdlaya.
I hope my artwork will inspire citizens of Gainesville to learn about Mejdlaya and . I hope that it will be a physical reminder of our friends in other countries. When someone looks at it, I hope they think about how big the world is, and how we have friends on the other side of the world that want to meet us and share their culture with us. It will bring our cities closer together, it will celebrate our friendship, and it will make the world at once more wondrous and more accessible to the people of Mejdlaya and Gainesville.
Thank you for your consideration,
Nicole Ellis
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Two trees. Oak and Cedar. Gainesville and Mejdlaya. Growing yet eternal. A lasting friendship.
Dear Mayor Lauren Poe,
My name is Terrence Ho. I’m an 8th grade student at P.K. Yonge, and I am designing a work of installation art to represent the friendship between Gainesville and Mejdlaya.
I’d like to propose large twin sculptures, approximately seven feet high, seven feet wide, and two feet deep – just taller than a human being to inspire awe while remaining approachable. These wooden sculpture, in the form of a cedar tree (to represent Mejdlaya) and an oak tree (to represent Gainesville), would embody the growing relationship between Medjlaya and Gainesville that began in 2015. Please see the attached drawings for more detail. The sculpture would be fashioned from pressure treated live oak/pine or cedar to evoke the native flora of Gainesville/Mejdlaya while also being strong and resistant to weather.
Ideally, the sculptures would be installed prominently in both Gainesville and Mejdlaya. The Sister Cities Pavilion in front of City Hall in Gainesville would be a perfect location. The proposed location in Mejdlaya is yet to be determined. Please see the attached visualizations.
I hope my artwork will inspire citizens of Gainesville to learn about Mejdlaya and Lebanon. I hope that it will be a physical reminder of our friends in other countries. When someone looks at it, I hope they think about how big the world is, and how we have friends on the other side of the world that want to meet us and share their culture with us. It will bring our cities closer together, it will celebrate our friendship, and it will make the world at once more wondrous and more accessible to the people of Mejdlaya and Gainesville.
Thank you for your consideration,
Terrence Ho
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The concept of my artwork are two flag people holding hands to represent Gainesville and Naryn’s relationship. Naryn’s flag will have mountains on it, to represent their rocky mountain surroundings. Gainesville’s flag will have an alligator representing our swampy wet surrounding. The goal of my art work is to remind people of how big the world is and to make people want to learn more about sister cities around the world. I propose a Sculpture that is 6 feet tall and 10 feet wide just above the average human The materials will be mostly wood because it is very cheap and affordable but at the same time strong for a very long time. The location of the artwork will be in front of the PK Younge auditorium parking lot because there are many blank areas that could use the help of a colorful sculpture.
Dear Mayor Lauren Poe,
My name is Natheniel James. I’m a 8th grade student at P.K. Yonge, and I am designing a work of installation art to represent the friendship between Gainesville and Naryn Kyrgyzstan.
I’d like to propose a large sculpture, approximately six feet high, ten feet wide, and 3 feet deep – just taller than a human being to inspire awe while remaining approachable. This wooden sculpture, in the form of two flag people holding hands (to represent Gainesville and Naryn), would embody the relationship between Naryn and Gainesville. Please see the attached drawings for more detail. The sculpture would be wooden.
Ideally, the sculpture would be installed prominently in Gainesville and in Naryn. In front of PK Younge’s parking lot near the auditorium would be the perfect location for this sculpture. Please see the attached visualizations.
I hope my artwork will inspire citizens of Gainesville to learn about Naryn. I hope that it will be a physical reminder of our friends in other countries. When someone looks at it, I hope they think about how big the world is, and how we have friends on the other side of the world that want to meet us and share their culture with us. It will bring our cities closer together, it will celebrate our friendship, and it will make the world at once more wondrous and more accessible to the people of Naryn and Gainesville.
Thank you for your consideration,
Natheniel James
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A sculpture of two children siting at a table making a bracelet. one of the children already has a bracelet and they are making a bracelet for the other. The bracelets represent friendship. I want people who see it to wonder and learn about our sister school.
I want the children to be about 3.5 ft tall, and I want everything in the sculpture to be life sized. I want it to be made out to metal
The primary location would be behind the new building so the secondary students could see it and learn about it, a secondary location would be one of the open areas after the demolition.
Dear Dr. Lynda Hayes,
My name is Arianna Nichols Alava. I’m a 8th grade student at P.K. Yonge, and I am designing a work of installation art to represent the friendship between PKY and Tinguaco.
A sculpture of two children siting at a table making a bracelet. one of the children already has a bracelet and they are making a bracelet for the other. The bracelets represent friendship. I want people who see it to wonder and learn about our sister school.
I want the children to be about 3.5 ft tall, and I want everything in the sculpture to be life sized. I want it to be made out to metal
The primary location would be behind the new building so the secondary students could see it and learn about it, a secondary location would be one of the open areas after the demolition.
Ideally, the sculpture would be installed prominently in pky and in Tinguaco. The Sister Cities Pavilion in front of City Hall or Bo Diddley plaza would be perfect locations. Please see the attached visualizations.
I hope my artwork will inspire citizens of pky to learn about Tinguaco . I hope that it will be a physical reminder of our friends in other countries. When someone looks at it, I hope they think about how big the world is, and how we have friends on the other side of the world that want to meet us and share their culture with us. It will bring our cities closer together, it will celebrate our friendship, and it will make the world at once more wondrous and more accessible to the people of Tinguaco and pky.
Thank you for your consideration,
Arianna Nichols Alava
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a lot of bronze
wax
and a bunch of wood
The goal of my art work that I am creating is to show the strong relationship between the sister cities/sister schools of Naryn and Gainesville. I want the person who is looking at my artwork to feel like they can see the bond between these cities. I also want them to think about all the other sister cities/sister schools that Gainesville has to offer. The artwork is going to be 6ft tall and 14ft wide. The materials that are being used are wood for the poles pbc pipes for the yurk and paint for the patterns. The location I want this piece of artwork to be in is at PK somewhere around the new building. If the artwork is not at Pk then maybe somewhere in Naryn.
Dear Mayor Lauren Poe,
Hi, my name is Mallory Dassa. I’m a 8th grade student at P.K. Yonge, and I am designing a work of installation art to represent the friendship between Gainesville and Naryn.
I’d like to propose a large sculpture, approximately six feet high, fourteen feet wide, and 3 feet deep – the same height as a person so they can relate to the artwork. This wood sculpture, in the for of two poles one to represent Naryn by having the shardak pattern on it and the other pole to represent Gainesville by having a Florida gator on it. In the middle of the to poles is a yurk to show the connection of the to cities. Please see the attached drawings for more detail. The sculpture would be wood to standout from all the other sculptures in the Gainesville area, while also being strong and resistant to weather.
Ideally, the sculpture would be installed prominently in Gainesville and in Naryn. The Sister Cities Pavilion in front of City Hall, Pk, or Naryn would be perfect locations. Please see the attached visualizations.
I hope my artwork will inspire citizens of Gainesville to learn about Naryn. I hope that it will be a physical reminder of our friends in other countries. When someone looks at it, I hope they think about how big the world is, and how we have friends on the other side of the world that want to meet us and share their culture with us.
Thank you for your consideration,
Mallory Dassa
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Sister Cities of Gainesville, FL