In a joint statement released Thursday, Ventura Mayor Matt LaVere, Father Tom Elewaut of Mission San Buenaventura and Tumamait-Stenslie say they agree the statue should be removed from the public property. Of course he was going to protect us. The concrete statue was replaced by the bronze cast in 1989. Father Serra was called by many "the apostle of California" and has long held an honored place in California's diverse and culturally collaborative history. [13][3]:53 As of April 2018[update], the concrete statue remained at the OST yard in a decaying wooden crate. A demonstration was held. [3]:2 The carvers' studio was open to the public, and busloads of schoolchildren, senior citizens, and tourists visited the studio to observe the process. [33] In May 1992, the bronze cast's hand was painted with red paint, and a message was stenciled on the concrete below accusing Serra of having failed to honor God and claiming that Serra was a symbol of slavery to Native Americans. (Credit: Cbl62/wikimedia. Newsom apologizes to Native Americans in California, Your California Privacy Rights / Privacy Policy. In 1935, Uno John Palo Kangas (1904–1957), a sculptor born in Finland and raised in Michigan, was commissioned by Ventura County and the Works Progress Administration to create a statue of Father Serra as part of the Federal Art Project. "[36], In June 2020 as the national call for the removal certain statues intensified, the mayor of Ventura, the pastor of Mission San Buenaventura and Julie Tumait-Stenslie, the tribal chair of the Barbareño/Venureño Band of Mission Indians, issued a joint statement agreeing to take down the statue and have it “moved to a more appropriate non-public location.”[37] Tumait-Stenslie, reacting to defenders of Serra who say he protected and cared for indigenous people, said .mw-parser-output .templatequote{overflow:hidden;margin:1em 0;padding:0 40px}.mw-parser-output .templatequote .templatequotecite{line-height:1.5em;text-align:left;padding-left:1.6em;margin-top:0}, "He did that because we were the free labor force, the slave labor for the missions. There’s been controversy over whether a statue of Father Junipero Serra should remain in downtown Ventura, in from of Ventura City Hall. Ventura sued for removing Serra statue Lawsuit seeks statue's return to site outside City Hall. It was June 2001, our first trip to California. Yes. VENTURA (CBSLA) – The Ventura City Council voted unanimously Wednesday night to remove a controversial statue of Father Junipero Serra from outside its City Hall. He also made multiple sketches in preparation for the work. Such a move would be "a historic decision," the statement says. Ventura sued for removing Serra statue Lawsuit seeks statue's return to site outside City Hall. Jessica M. Roybal, the executive director of the Indian Council, said “What a slap in the face to the Indian people.”[31] Members of the Padre Serra Parish in nearby Camarillo offered to display the wooden statue in a place of honor but were turned down. After the Courthouse was repurposed as Ventura City Hall, the concrete Father Serra statue was designated as City of Ventura Historic Landmark No. "We are calling for restorative justice and are petitioning for his statue to be removed immediately.". (Credit Ken Lund/Flickr/ CC BY-SA 2.0) (Credit Ken Lund/Flickr/ CC BY-SA 2.0) The future of a statue St. Junípero Serra in the city of Ventura will be brought before the court of public opinion at a virtual community discussion to … The unveiling ceremony was attended by Kangas, Governor Frank Merriam, Mayor George A. Newell, Jr., and other notable persons. [39] The council found that the bronze statue did not meet the requirements to be designated a historic landmark since the bronze cast had never been officially deemed as such after it replaced the concrete statue. "[3]:12 The City in 1984 commissioned studies of the statue by an art conservator, an engineering firm, and a concrete expert. The story announced: "'Fray Junipero Serra', by John Palo-Kangas, one of the scale models of sculpture to be shown at the Butte Art Center, beginning on April 21st, is in the original at the Ventura county courthouse at San Buenaventura, Calif."[8], Kangas next built a breakaway mold of the clay sculpture using plaster of paris. The Father Junípero Serra monument has stood as a city landmark in front of the Ventura City Hall since 1936. The statue, sculpted by Uno John Palo Kangas, was placed in a prominent location in a public park across the street from the Ventura County Courthouse in 1936. Removal of a historic landmark requires a review under the California Environmental Quality Act. [12][14], Ownership of the concrete statue passed from Ventura County to the City of Ventura in 1971. requesting that the City of Ventura remove the statue of Father Junipero Serra from its location near City Hall. In 1936, the Federal Art Project (part of the New Deal) funded this heroic sculpture. Junipero Serra founded the city of Ventura in 1782 when he established the mission of San Buenaventura, and his statue has stood in front of the city hall since 1936. [3]:13 The studies reached the conclusion that the statue should be moved inside and that the statue was too fragile to be copied by molding. Meanwhile, a petition on change.org to have the statue taken down had gathered more than 5,200 signatures as of Thursday afternoon. Father Serra statue (Ventura, California), national call for the removal certain statues, Barbareño/Venureño Band of Mission Indians, City of Ventura Historic Landmarks and Districts, "City of San Buenaventura Historic Landmarks & Districts", "Ventura City Council Votes To Remove Junipero Serra Statue", "Father Serra's Statue Gets New Life – in Bronze", "Sculptor Will Depict C.C.C. The special public meeting will include the Ventura Mayor, City Council, and City leadership. VENTURA, Calif. - A few people stopped by to take pictures of the historic Father Junipero Serra statue in front of Ventura City Hall on Father's Day. Was it purposeful? The City had already commissioned through the art committee a series of murals reproducing local Chumash petroglyphs in the atrium. The Father Serra statue in Ventura, California, standing 9 feet, 4 inches, was displayed in front of Ventura City Hall between 1936 to 2020. Father Junipero Serra Statue Mission San Buenaventura Ventura Ca - Buy this stock photo and explore similar images at Adobe Stock [3]:2 The wood replica was installed at the atrium of Ventura City Hall on October 7, 1988. Plaque displayed at the base of the statue. Some missions moved swiftly, such as San Luis Obispo and the San Gabriel Mission, to move their statues by the end of June.. [7] The clay sculpture was built around a frame of wood and chicken wire which Kangas then covered with layers of clay. VENTURA, Calif. A statue of Father Junipero Serra stands in front of the San Gabriel Mission on September 23, 2015. Mask appears on Junipero Serra statue in Ventura Tracy Lehr / KEYT Statue of Father Junipero Serra wearing a mask shortly after the COVID-19 outbreak. [4][29] The bronze cast stands on a concrete base with an outer layer of polished black granite from the Andes Mountains. [3]:3 In August 1936, the Los Angeles Times published on its front page a large photograph of Kangas posing with the clay sculpture. The Father Junípero Serra monument has stood as a city landmark in front of the Ventura City Hall since 1936. Related news: Newsom apologizes to Native Americans in California, "The statue represents a very dark time in our history," said Julie Tumamait-Stenslie, tribal chair of the Barbareno/Ventureno Band of Mission Indians (Chumash). 2 statues removed, one more in works. The mold was placed in front of the courthouse, and a scaffolding was built around the mold. The statue of St. Junipero Serra is the latest to be either defaced or forcibly removed by people protesting against monuments that depict the country's colonial and racist past. VENTURA (CBSLA) – The Ventura City Council voted unanimously Wednesday night to remove a controversial statue of Father Junipero Serra from outside its City Hall. "Father Serra saw himself as a spiritual father for the indigenous people," he said. Father Junipero Serra Statue in Downtown Ventura June 14, 2020 / Conejo Joe. [3]:6 Kangas gathered sand and gravel from the Ventura River,[4] which he used to make a concrete aggregate material that he poured on location into the mold. Objections to the public display of Serra statuary cite the mistreatment of the Native American people during the mission era. [3]:37, The carving took 14 months from April 1987 to June 1988. The Father Junipero Serra statue, as seen here in front of Ventura City Hall, has been removed and moved to Mission San Buenaventura. The statue of St. Junipero Serra is the latest to be either defaced or forcibly removed by people protesting against monuments that depict the country's colonial and racist past. The bronze statue of St. Junipero Serra in front of Ventura's City Hall. For the first time in Ventura County, a statue representing the colonization, enslavement and killing of the Chumash people, the indigenous people who lived on the land that today is called the City of San Buenaventura, will be removed. by Kimberly Rivers. [3]:13[15], Based on the findings, Councilman Burns proposed the creation of a wood replica of the statue which could then be used as a model for a bronze cast to be put in place of the decaying concrete statue. Pictured: The bronze statue of Father Junipero Serra at Ventura City Hall. Go out and actually pay somebody to do the work? The wood replica was set in the atrium of the city hall for public display. Marieanne Quiroz, a spokeswoman for the district, could not be reached for comment. The city installed a bronze statue in 1989 to replace the deteriorating original. In late May, protesters tore down statues of Serra in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park and Los Angeles’s Olvera Street. (Credit Ken Lund/Flickr/ CC BY-SA 2.0) (Credit Ken Lund/Flickr/ CC BY-SA 2.0) By a 6-0 vote, the Ventura City Council approved a motion at the end of a special meeting on Wednesday, July 15, to permanently remove two statues of St. Junípero Serra from public land. Reynolds was a segregationist who favored maintaining "white privilege in schools" and espoused anti-Mexican sentiments, the petition says. A wooden version sits inside city hall. [3]:6, On November 27, 1936, Kangas' concrete sculpture[9] was unveiled in front of the Ventura County Courthouse (later converted to Ventura City Hall). [2], In 1935, Uno John Palo Kangas (1904–1957), a sculptor born in Finland and raised in Michigan, was commissioned by Ventura County and the Works Progress Administration to create a statue of Father Serra as part of the Federal Art Project. And I suspect that it's probably inevitable.". Ventura, Calif. — The public is invited to join the Ventura City Council for a virtual community discussion on Tuesday, July 7, 2020, at 6:00 p.m. about the Father Junipero Serra statue, located near City Hall on Poli Street. Demanded by many Ventura residents for weeks, a controversial statue of 18th century Spanish missionary Junipero Serra was removed from in front of City Hall early Thursday. He established missions up and down California as he traveled by foot from San Diego to San Francisco. [49], 1936 Federal Art Project in Ventura, California of Junípero Serra, Bronze cast in front of Ventura City Hall in 2009. The Ventura City Council voted unanimously Wednesday night to remove a controversial statue of Father Junipero Serra from outside its City Hall. Photo by Stephen Heap. "We all believe that the removal of the statue should be accomplished without force, without anger and ... without uncivil discourse, much less vandalism," the statement says. [15][3]:28–39[23][24] The carving began with large strips of basswood from linden trees in a Great Lakes forest that were glued together to form a 1,200-pound block. Father Serra is known as one of the founders of California’s historic missions. [15] During the 1987 Ventura County Fair, the wood block was temporarily moved to the county fairgrounds where the carvers' work became an attraction for visitors. Alan Salazar, with the Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians, said the statue should have been taken down a long time ago. "Father Serra destroyed many tribes — their culture. Ventura Mayor Matt LaVere, the Barbareño/Venureño Band of Mission Indians and Father Tom Elewaut issue a joint statement agreeing to move a statue of missionary Junipero Serra. All rights reserved. In late June, this movement hit close to home in Ventura. Ventura Mayor Matt LaVere, the Barbareño/Venureño Band of Mission Indians and Father Tom Elewaut issue a joint statement agreeing to move a statue of missionary Junipero Serra. © 2021 www.vcstar.com. [3]:11 In 1983, Ventura City Councilman Russell Burns, a mechanical engineer, presented a report to the City Council describing the deterioration of the statue and concluding that the statue "in the not too distant future will fall apart. "The goal of this statement is to show the public that the Chumash, the Mission and the city are all committed to a peaceful, collaborative process," he said. In Ventura he was protected by young people from Ventura. This statue of Father Junípero Serra in front of Ventura City Hall and other Serra statues will be removed. A nationwide campaign to remove statues of historical figures deemed to be racist is now bubbling up in Ventura. [4] Kangas had gained some acclaim in 1935 for a heroic statue of a Civilian Conservation Corps worker titled "Conservation of Man and Nature" that was installed at Griffith Park in Los Angeles. A statue in Los Angeles and another statue in San Francisco were toppled on Juneteenth. Father Serra was called by many "the apostle of California" and has long held an honored place in California's diverse and culturally collaborative history. Kangas was paid $5,000 for his work. Located on a pedestrian island in front of Ventura City Hall at the intersection of N. California Street and Poli Street is a bronze statue of Father Junipero Serra. But how do we best do it? ", Even so, Elewaut said he acknowledged "the hurt and the loss of culture that the indigenous people experienced.". But it wasn’t toppled by protesters. It was June 2001, our first trip to California. The Junipero Serra statue at Ventura City Hall. To that end, Ventura Mayor Matt LaVere organized a meeting with representatives from the Barbareño/ Ventureño Band of Mission Indians (Chumash) and Father Tom Elewaut of Mission San Buenaventura. He had free slave labor.”[38], The removal proposal was overwhelmingly approved by the city council in July. [15][3]:24 According to a book written on the process, "more than 4,000 charts, drawings, grids, and photographs were made from the measurements. View of Father Serra Statue and California Street from steps of Ventura City Hall. View of Father Serra Statue and California Street from steps of Ventura City Hall. (Frederic J. Brown/AFP via Getty Images) Our news is free on LAist. 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[25], In 1988, the City of Ventura accepted a $17,000 bid from a group of student artists at the California Sculpture Center at College of the Desert in Palm Desert to create a bronze cast of the sculpture using the wood replica. The bronze statue of St. Junipero Serra in front of Ventura's City Hall. [47] A statue in Carmel was removed for safekeeping. [26] A group of the student artists visited the wood statue at the old livery building and made latex molds in multiple sections. The Father Serra statues in downtown Ventura (Both outside and inside City Hall) are offensive and must be taken down by the City of Ventura, and Ventura Unified must move towards changing the names of Junipero Serra Elementary and Blanche Reynolds Elementary schools, immediately. Emily Morris 2020-07-31T13:51:49-07:00 July 30th, 2020 | A statue of Father Junipero Serra is removed from in front of Ventura City Hall on July 23. A bronze cast replaced the concrete statue in 1989. He gained sainthood in 2015 when he was canonized by Pope Francis. In his speech, Gov. In 1782, Serra founded Mission San Buenaventura, his ninth and final mission, on a site that became downtown Ventura. The last of these nine missions, founded on March 31, 1782, was Mission San Buenaventura, which today is an active parish of 3,000 members located at 211 East Main Streetin Ventura. A statue of Father Junipero Serra stands in front of the San Gabriel Mission in San Gabriel, California on September 23, 2015. He enslaved us and degraded us as human beings.". A plaque at the base of the statue states: "The citizens of the City of San Buenaventura gratefully recognize the extraordinary efforts of Councilman Russell Burns (1918–1994) and master carver Wilbur Rubottom (1914–1993) to replace the decaying concrete 1936 statue of Father Serra by John Palo-Kangas with this bronze copy dedicated on October 20, 1989. [1] The statue, standing nine feet, four inches in height shows Father Serra standing with his head facing to the left and wearing a Franciscan cassock with cowl, sandals, and a rope belt (or cincture), a rosary hanging from the belt, a book in his left hand, and a walking stick (or staff) in his right hand. The young Catholics placed themselves between the vandals and the statue of Saint Junipero Serra located at Ventura city hall in California Thu Jun 25, 2020 - 3:36 pm EST [3]:2 Kangas was paid $5,000 for his work. 2 statues removed, one more in works. The city council decided in 2020 to remove the bronze statue and the wood replica from public display. [31][25], In May 1980, primer paint was poured over the concrete statue; city workers sandblasted the paint from the statue. The author, Rellis Smith, wrote: "To have statues such as the one in front of Ventura City Hall is a direct slap in the face of all Chumash and other Native American cultures. The Father Serra statue in Ventura, California, standing 9 feet, 4 inches, was displayed in front of Ventura City Hall between 1936 to 2020. [20] The wooden Serra statue was placed in a corner of the atrium with explanatory plaques. [3]:57 The bronze figure was then cast in 20 pieces using the "lost wax" method. The Father Serra statue in Ventura, California, depicting Junípero Serra, the founder of Mission San Buenaventura, was commissioned by Ventura County through the Works Progress Administration as part of the Federal Art Project. [41], Junípero Serra was a Roman Catholic Spanish priest and friar of the Franciscan Order who founded nine Spanish missions in California. What else would he do? LaVere said releasing the statement two days before the rally was not an effort to steal the demonstrators' thunder or head off any potential vandalism. In 1936, the petition states bring some healing to the public display was,. 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