Fine Arts Name Change
Survey
SURVEY RESPONSE REPORT
17 April 2022 - 16 May 2022
PROJECT NAME:
Fine Arts Commission Name Change Survey
SURVEY QUESTIONS
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Please tell us about yourself. (Check all that apply)
Q2
Which name do you believe best depicts a broadened reach for the Fine Arts Commission Name Change?
I am a Cupertino Resident I work in Cupertino I own a business in Cupertino I attend school in Cupertino None of the above Other (please specify) Question options
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Arts and Culture Commission Culture, Visual, and Performing Arts Commission Fine Arts Commission (No name change) Question options
Mandatory Question
(36 response(s))
Question type:
Checkbox Question
Mandatory Question
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Question type:
Radio Button Question
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What style/s of art would you like to see more of in Cupertino? (Check all that apply) Visual Arts (i.e.: photography, sculpture, architecture) Performing Arts (i.e.: dance, music, theatre) Literary Arts (i.e.: poetry, essay writing) Digital Arts (i.e.: film, video) Experiential Art (i.e.: immersive, multisensory, olfactory, installation) Other (please specify) Question options
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2 Mandatory Question
(36 response(s))
Question type:
Checkbox Question
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4/18/2022 02:08 PM
Temporary and permanent murals, sculpture,
trompe l'oeil
Anonymous
4/18/2022 02:20 PM
Same examples as in question 3
Anonymous
4/18/2022 02:30 PM
Dance, lecture series (like we used to have at Flint center).
Anonymous
4/18/2022 02:37 PM
All of the examples listed sound appealing.
Anonymous
4/18/2022 02:44 PM
Photos: CA history, parks, Ansel Adams
Anonymous
4/18/2022 02:49 PM
Sculptures such as those at the Crossroads.
Anonymous
4/18/2022 02:59 PM
Out of the box thinking, aka Piet Hein Eek and BIG
Anonymous
4/18/2022 03:33 PM
I would like to see more dance and more immersive or interactive art in Cupertino.
I would also like to see more photographic
shows/collections on display.
Anonymous
4/18/2022 03:50 PM
Photography, sculpture, murals
Anonymous
4/18/2022 03:59 PM
Expansion of the fine arts displayed in the Library could extend to more programs in the performing arts sponsored by the Library as well as educational experiences such as discussions on films by leading experts. Thank you.
Anonymous
4/19/2022 08:57 AM
I’m particularly interested in live theatre performances and symphony performances.
Anonymous
from many cultures, including Chinese and Indian
Q4
Please specify examples of the style/s of art, selected in question three.
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4/25/2022 03:19 PM
I think that Cupertino has, thus far, missed opportunities at the intersection of tech and art. It would be wonderful if there were more visual and performing arts events and activities in Cupertino. The Fine Arts Commission does a great job with the poet laureate program, but the other areas feel neglected. There is a huge opportunity missed in collaboration with local organizations like the Historical Society.
Anonymous
4/25/2022 06:22 PM
I would like to see the City or the Library District sponsor a Disability Film Festival Superfest Showcase (digital arts) in the new programming space in the library:
http://www.superfestfilm.com/showcases
Anonymous
4/26/2022 02:01 PM
Anything film.
Anonymous
4/27/2022 02:52 PM
Interactive art installations in public spaces and parks would be really great, especially something that both kids and adults can interact with.
Anonymous
4/27/2022 03:36 PM
Would be wonderful if new developments like The Rise could provide space for the public to experience large-scale
theater/music/dance/lectures/performances which would at least partially compensate for the loss of Flint Center for that purpose.
Anonymous
4/28/2022 12:51 PM
Art at Cupertino parks, Main Street, Library and City Hall, Major Streets,
Post Office
Anonymous
4/28/2022 03:30 PM
Bharathanatyam
Anonymous
4/28/2022 07:33 PM
Poetry readings, photography exhibits, contests, stipends, artists studios for creating and teaching, field trips for performances and exhibits in the region, support for students and teachers, classes, etc. lidickman
4/28/2022 08:36 PM
Relevant public art
Anonymous
4/29/2022 07:04 PM
Classical and modern music. Orchestra. Art like teamLab borderless.
Foreign, hard to find digital arts.
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4/30/2022 02:35 PM
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Anonymous
5/02/2022 10:43 AM
I would like to encourage photography and sculpture contests. I would really enjoy to see how these young minds can make different forms of art. Being a writer myself, I would highly encourage literary arts and writing classes.
Anonymous
5/05/2022 03:58 PM
Films
Anonymous
5/10/2022 02:02 PM
Murals, Architectural Aesthetics, Painting Exhibits.
Anonymous
5/10/2022 02:09 PM
Duh
Anonymous
5/10/2022 02:30 PM
murals
Anonymous
5/10/2022 04:18 PM
More public art, more outdoor art, more sculpture, more multisensory elements, more art installations that can be interacted with Anonymous
5/10/2022 04:29 PM
literary art is good
Anonymous
5/10/2022 04:41 PM
Anything that facilitates the community expressing, experiencing or learning about different art forms.
Anonymous
5/11/2022 07:36 AM
Be supportive of and facilitate exhibits,
productions and installations
around town.
Anonymous
5/11/2022 03:06 PM
Would like to see more sculptures or modern art.
Anonymous
5/11/2022 07:11 PM
San Jose Walls/Guadalupe River art walk. Los angeles requires art on construction fencing (https://www.weho.org/community/arts-and- culture/visual-arts/mural-program/art-on-construction-fence-program) so why doesn't Cupertino!!!
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5/12/2022 07:14 AM
I liked the light wall in the library with the changing colors that you could turn…I thought that was neat.
Anonymous
4/18/2022 02:08 PM
City building, parks and
buildings and scatted in unexpected places
Anonymous
4/18/2022 02:20 PM
Parks, major landmarks or intersections, city hall, library, Quinlan, public squares, etc.
Anonymous
4/18/2022 02:30 PM
Need a new performing arts center to anchor and attract 1st rate entertainment.
Anonymous
4/18/2022 02:37 PM
Construction Fences - to beautify what is typically a visual blight.
Anonymous
4/18/2022 02:44 PM
City parks, especially Memorial Park, and neighborhood streets Anonymous
4/18/2022 02:49 PM
Main Street, The Rise, City Hall/Library, Arterial Gateways Anonymous
4/18/2022 02:59 PM
Lavish garden areas establishing a cohesive Cupertino.Each site beckons the guest to appreciate the current installation, activity, or therapy a well designed garden offers, motivating the guest to re-visit again and again.
Anonymous
4/18/2022 03:33 PM
Parks (Memorial Park?), libraries, the median on De Anza?, the square at the corner of De Anza and Stevens Creek
Anonymous
4/18/2022 03:50 PM
Blank walls of city-owned property.
Mandatory Question
(35 response(s))
Question type:
Essay Question
Q5
What locations in the City would you like the Commission to possibly explore for more public art in Cupertino?
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4/18/2022 03:59 PM
Library
Anonymous
4/19/2022 08:57 AM
I really enjoyed the theatre at DeAnza College.
Anonymous
4/25/2022 03:19 PM
Valco, any public spaces--main street, blackberry farm--what about over by the golf course? What is the city doing with the land by the Stocklmeir house?
Anonymous
4/25/2022 06:22 PM
New library programming rooms and reception areas, sides of buildings (murals)--San José seems to be leading the way with mural creation (San José Walls https://sjwalls.com/about-pwsj), pop-up interactive spaces in public parks and at community festivals.
Anonymous
4/26/2022 02:01 PM
Near the Vallco Shopping Mall.
Anonymous
4/27/2022 02:52 PM
City hall plaza, Cali Mill plaza, and all public parks
Anonymous
4/27/2022 03:36 PM
See above: new developments (The Rise, the former Oaks) and also parks, and large walls on buildings such as grocery stores which could provide "canvas" for murals.
Anonymous
4/28/2022 12:51 PM
Along Stevens Creek and De Anza Blvd, 2 major roads in Cupertino Anonymous
4/28/2022 07:33 PM
Every corner. Make it ubiquitous so that no single work or commission has to carry the full weight of community approval. lidickman
4/28/2022 08:36 PM
All public spaces -- buildings and parks.
Along major roads, too,
perhaps including banners.
Anonymous
4/30/2022 02:35 PM
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Anonymous
5/05/2022 03:58 PM
Memorial park.
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5/10/2022 02:09 PM
None.
Leave it to private/charitable entities.
Anonymous
5/10/2022 04:18 PM
Streetscapes, medians, walkways, parks, civic sites
Anonymous
5/10/2022 04:29 PM
schools
Anonymous
5/10/2022 04:41 PM
Quinlan, Senior Center, etc
Anonymous
5/11/2022 03:06 PM
Would like to see art in the parks with playgrounds so that children can be exposed to the fine arts at an earlier age.
Anonymous
5/11/2022 07:11 PM
everywhere! if only we had a main street (not the fake retail one).
Require every retailer to have a (steven's creek??) street-facing wall painted with a large mural!!
Anonymous
5/12/2022 07:14 AM
Library/city hall makes sense to me.
Optional question
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Question type:
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