Thankful for November Call for Artists (Updated again)
Most recent update is Nov 22, 2023 with one more opportunity, which gives a total of 26 calls this month. (Nov 7, 2023 with 6 additional opportunities for sculptors, bringing the call for artists total to 25!)
There is a lot to be thankful for this month as we announce 19 call for artists with deadlines November 1-30, 2023. Opportunities range in size and can be found across the Continental US as well as Canada. Most of these calls are for site-specific commissions, but there are other options for sculptors. Budgets also range, from small to a handsome 6 figures. Find your perfect call and apply now!
Be sure to also check out sculpture opportunities with deadlines in October at our previous call for artists.
Woodson Park Sports Complex
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Summary: This is an open call for artists’ qualifications to be considered for a 3D Public Art Installation that will be located at the new Woodson Park Sports Complex in Oklahoma City, OK. The installation can include kinetic, lighting, or other creative elements, but is not required.
The Artist or Team that is selected for the Award must identify a locally based (living within a 120-mile radius of the Project site) Project Representative, who is the main Project contact, and who can be on site or react on 24 hours’ notice as needed for construction meetings and other contingencies. Artists may designate themselves, if locally based.
Budget: $80,000
Deadline: 11/1/23, 4pm Central
How to apply: Periscope/BidSync (see link below)
Eligibility Requirements: This opportunity is open to all practicing artists who are at least 18 years of age.
Special Notes: up to three (3) finalists for the Project Award will be chosen. The Finalists must attend a mandatory site tour and prepare a Conceptual Design Report to present to the Selection Committee.
Click here to download the PDF and read more about this call for artists including application instructions
Anchorage Senior Center
Anchorage, Alaska
Summary: Municipality of Anchorage is inviting qualified artists to create public artwork proposals for the Anchorage Senior Center’s newly renovated facility, located in Anchorage, Alaska. There are two location options within the front lawn area that are available for proposal development under this commission. Both locations are within the facility’s front lawn.
The overarching themes discussed by the Art Selection Jury focus on gardening and finding beauty in nature. Successful proposals will be both thoughtful and whimsical, providing enjoyment to residents, visitors, and the surrounding community.
Budget: $16,000
Deadline: 11/3/23 11:59 PM M
How to apply: CaFÉ™
Eligibility Requirements: Open Entry, must be a US resident, currently residing within the US
Special Notes: Past additions and renovations to the Anchorage Senior Center have resulted in the commission of: Northern Migration, by Bill and Clarissa Hudson, a suspended glass bead installation depicting migrating birds in flight.
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Parks Maintenance Facility Exterior Sculpture
Thornton, Colorado
Summary: Adams County seeks a professional artist to design, fabricate, and install an exterior sculpture at the new Adams County Parks Maintenance Facility on Riverdale Road. The facility will house offices and maintenance shops for the Parks, Open Space & Cultural Arts Department, Park Rangers, and staff from the Community Safety and Well-being Department. The sculpture design should speak to the work of these groups. The sculpture design should reflect the mission of the Parks, Open Space, and Cultural Arts Department, to “significantly enhance quality of life, enrich communities, and INSPIRE”
The selected artist will work closely with the Parks, Open Space, and Cultural Arts Department, Essenza Architecture, and FCI Constructors to integrate the sculpture into the landscaping.
Budget: $200,000
Deadline: 11/5/23
How to apply: CaFÉ™
Eligibility Requirements: no residency requirements noted
Special Notes: The Artist Selection Panel will review and rate applications and select finalists (3-5) for an in-person interview. Each finalist will be paid an honorarium of $700 for the submission, development, and presentation of a detailed proposal specific to this project.
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Center for STEM, Power Mechanics, & Applied Technologies / RFQ
Aurora, Colorado
Summary: Qualifications are requested from artists interested in creating an exterior public artwork for the Center for STEM, Power Mechanics and Applied Technologies at the Community College of Aurora.
An exterior artwork should create a connection along the pathway to the existing campus and serve as a location for students to gather, study, and relax. This artwork should work within the existing campus landscape and orient students and visitors to the Center. Please refer to the additional provided images and plans here.
Budget: $96,000
Deadline: 11/6/23
How to apply: CaFÉ™
Eligibility Requirements: Local artists who live in Aurora, Colorado or artists who are alumni of the Community College of Aurora are encouraged to apply. All applicants must be residents of Colorado. Exceptions will be made for artists living outside of Colorado if they are alumni of the Community College of Aurora or artists who are affiliated with a tribe with ties to the land that is currently Colorado.
Special Notes: This artwork will serve to uphold CCA’s service to the community, provide inspiration, and as a visual symbol of the building’s goals of industry, opportunity and innovation.
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RFQ: Floresta Roundabout Public Art
Port St. Lucie, Florida
Summary: The City of Port St. Lucie is seeking an artist or artist team to design, fabricate, and install a large-scale, dynamic, site-specific artwork for a future roundabout on Floresta Drive near Floresta Elementary School. The artist(s) selected for the commission will conceptualize and identify appropriate aesthetic treatments for proposed project elements. The artist(s) must be able to work in collaboration with a Project Team made up of the representatives from the City of Port St. Lucie, the project designer, the departments responsible for the site, city leadership and the community.
An honorarium of $2,000 will be provided to up to 3 finalists to develop preliminary concepts.
Budget: $200,000
Deadline: 11/6/23, 5 p.m. Eastern
How to apply: email (see link below)
Eligibility Requirements: Visual, craft or design artists (or artist teams), in all media, including landscape architects and interior designers, at least 18 years of age are eligible to apply regardless of the location of residence.
Special Notes: The artist will be responsible for submitting an artwork maintenance manual upon completion.
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“Eye On Art” x Ion Prototyping Lab Window Installations for Ion District
Houston, Texas
Summary: Ion, Rice Real Estate Company and Ion Prototyping Lab (IPL) invite artists to submit qualifications and preliminary installation proposals for the inaugural Eye On Art x IPL collaboration. This is an opportunity for artists to partner on ideating, fabricating, and realizing a concept through mentorship with the prototyping lab onsite at the Ion. Our goal is to provide artists with the support and resources to develop new skills that help them take their practice to the next level.
We are seeking two artists or artist teams to partner with IPL to concept and create site-specific art installations for two showcase display windows at Ion, facing Fannin and Main Streets, respectively. The displays are highly visible from the streets and will ideally engage and attract visitors from the community and beyond. Each installation will be on display for six months according to the following exhibition schedule and is subject to change:
Budget: $30,000 (The commission budget is $15,000.00 per window display inclusive)
Deadline: 11/6/23
How to apply: PublicArtist.org
Eligibility Requirements: Open to artists and artist teams over 18 years of age residing and working in the Greater Houston Area, which encompasses Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Brazoria, Galveston, Liberty, Waller, Chambers, and Austin counties.
Special Notes: The artist will not be responsible for IPL’s consultation or use of equipment.
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Lexington Detention Center Public Art
Lexington, Kentucky
Summary: Though set just outside of the center of Lexington, the Lexington Detention Center is deeply connected to the City of Lexington as well as to the many surrounding towns and counties that are home to incarcerated individuals as well as Detention Center employees. A progressive facility, the Lexington Detention Center has just implemented a Second Chance Academy to aid inmates with essential job training and job placement and to facilitate inmates’ successful reintegration into society. Programs such as this exemplify the Detention Center’s recognition that “What we do here, matters everywhere.”
The content for the artwork must be suitable for public consumption and should be sensitive to and respond to the primary site of the Lexington Detention Center. Artists may reflect upon and recognize the human worth, dignity, and value of individuals incarcerated there, of public servants who work there, and of family members impacted by both those incarcerated as well as by those serving the facility. The artwork should inspire reflection and hope and serve as a positive beacon of rehabilitation and renewal.
Lighting of the work (interior and exterior) is highly desirable and necessary for the site.
Budget: $200,000
Deadline: 11/8/23
How to apply: CaFÉ™
Eligibility Requirements: Artists and design teams must be professional and practicing artists residing in Kentucky, Indiana, or Ohio with experience working with medium to large-scale public art installations. Artists must be legally able to work in the United States and be at least 18 years of age.
Special Notes: A potential site of 40 ft. x 40 ft., within a .37 acre (133 ft. x 122. ft.) area has been designated for the public artwork. Artists and design teams may elect to use all or part of this area for the design.
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Request for Qualifications: Mosaic/Mural Public Art Installation
Frankfort, Kentucky
Summary: The project is a collaboration between the City of Frankfort and Josephine Sculpture Park (JSP) which manages and curates the project. JSP is a 30 public sculpture park open to visitors for free from dawn until dusk 365 days per year with the mission of connecting people to each other and the land through the arts. JSP will serve as the main point of contact for all aspects of this project.
JSP is seeking an installation that is inspired by the Kentucky River. The KY River is a tributary of the Ohio River, meandering 260 miles through much of the central region of KY and directly through Frankfort. It is a freshwater river that supplies drinking water to 700,000 people and a wide range of agricultural lands. Steamboat traffic arrived in Frankfort around 1817, and Frankfort quickly became a hub for transporting resources, such as timber, tobacco, and hemp and passenger traffic, although the river’s modern use is primarily recreational.
Budget: $70,000
Deadline: 11/9/23
How to apply: CaFÉ™
Eligibility Requirements: This call is open to artists and teams of artists with professional experience in public art mosaics and murals. JSP is seeking experienced artists with a strong point of view and the ability to create complex, engaging designs. Kentucky/Regional artists and/or Artists of Color are strongly encouraged to apply.
Special Notes: Mosaic Tile and Painted Mural: A large portion of the installation should be completed in mosaic tile with paint used to accent and enhance the mosaic work.
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Rhode Island Office of the Medical Examiner
Cumberland, Rhode Island
Summary: Artwork for the new RI Office of State Medical Examiners will be commissioned by the Department of Capital Asset, Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) on behalf of the RI Department of Health (RIDOH) and the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts (RISCA)
This Call seeks artwork for the interior only.
While this Call is primarily for visual works, an interdisciplinary approach that combines audio and visual elements is of interest.
Budget: $35,000
Deadline: 13 Nov 2022
How to apply: CaFÉ™
Eligibility Requirements: This call is open to professional artists residing in Rhode Island.
Special Notes: Finalists will be invited to a site visit and to propose an artwork specifically for the State Center for the Office of the Medical Examiner. Finalists will craft a detailed proposal for artwork(s) including an itemized budget, scale models or renderings, timeline, and an in-depth project description. For this they will each be paid a stipend of $750.
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Carl G. Brewer Community Center – Public Art
Wichita, Kansas
Summary: The existing recreation center at McAdams Park was renamed to honor the legacy of the late Carl G. Brewer, the first African American elected mayor of the City of Wichita. The goals of this project are to celebrate African American leadership and to continue an on-going relationship with the country of Ghana that Mayor Brewer helped to initiate more than 10 years ago.
Budget: $120,000
Deadline: 11/13/23, 11:59PM Central
How to apply: CaFÉ™
Eligibility Requirements: No residency requirements noted. Established relationships with Ghanaian artist(s) – preferred
Special Notes: Project Completion Approximately May 2025
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Lucid Art Residency Program 2024
Inverness, California
Summary: Lucid Art encourages nonrepresentational ways of exploration through mixed-media, conceptual, eco-art, and interdisciplinary approaches. The residency is a 3-week stay for artists in serene, retreat-like surroundings. This program encourages artists to delve into a contemplative state with their studio work. Solitary explorations in a remote place enable artists to unplug from their daily routines and find a deeper connection with nature.
Budget: The residency will provide a house to live in, located in the center of the Foundation campus in Inverness, California. There is no stipend, no meals provided
Deadline: 11/13/23
How to apply: CaFÉ™
Eligibility Requirements: 18 years or older and a resident of the US or Canada. Due to the limited number of artists who can attend per year, the Foundation would like to give opportunities to new artists. Thus, we have changed our policy to only allow applications from artists who previously have not participated in our residency program.
Special Notes: Entry fee: $40.00. As our location is remote, artists must have a car to attend this residency.
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Inspiration Way 2024
Tamarac, Florida
Summary: Art on Loan program in Tamara, Florida. The City will produce publicity materials and will promote the exhibition. Sale of exhibited artwork will be encouraged and a 25% commission on works sold during the exhibition will remain with the City.
The City’s Public Art Committee will review all complete applications to select several artists for recommendations to the City Commission. After award and approval by the City Commission, the sculptures should be ready for the Exhibition. Selections are based on artistic excellence and the goal of exhibiting a variety of styles and media in appropriate sites.
Budget:
- Selected artists will receive a total honorarium of $2,500 per selected artwork that is intended to cover all expenses, including travel and property insurance should the artist choose to have the artwork covered for property damage or loss while on loan to the City.
- Possible purchase Budget up to $60,000
- $1000 Cash Award for Best of Show
Deadline: 11/14/23
How to apply: CaFÉ™
Eligibility Requirements: Open to all artists nationwide creating original three-dimensional artwork of a scale and material suitable for outdoor display. Florida artists are encouraged to apply. Previous years of experience in outdoor installation of public work is preferred but not necessary.
Special Notes: Submitted artworks must be available for installation during the month of January 2023.
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Porsche Experience Centre
Pickering, Ontario, Canada
Summary: PCL invites professional artists and/or art collectives/teams to respond to the EOI to create a permanent outdoor artwork at the Porsche Experience Centre (PEC) in the City of Pickering, Ontario. Thematically, artists are asked to broadly consider Porsche’s motorsport heritage with a focus on sustainability and the PEC’s location (Pickering/Toronto/Ontario/Canada) and should appeal to our existing customers as well as our key target groups: Driven Youth, Driven Females and New Creative Leaders.
Budget: $300,000 CAD
Deadline: 11/17/23
How to apply: CaFÉ™
Eligibility Requirements: No residency requirements noted
Special Notes: The Selection committee will shortlist three (3) artists/teams to move forward to the next stage.
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PAiD Artist Council RFQ
Los Angeles, California
Summary: The Artist Council is an eight-member group of artists selected to create temporary public art projects. This group will be a platform for artist-led strategies and meaningful discussions about LA County Arts and Culture’s public art, equity, and inclusion policies and procedures. Selected artists will participate in an 8 to 10 month long, two-part program of dialogue and art creation.
Budget: $28,000 (Selected artists will each receive a stipend for program participation of $5,500 and a temporary public artwork budget of $22,500.)
Deadline: November 17, 2023, by 11:59 PM (PST)
How to apply: Submittable (see link below)
Eligibility Requirements: Artists ages 18 and older who live within Los Angeles County may apply individually or collaboratively as a team.
Special Notes: Dyson & Womack, along with other arts and culture leaders, will work with the Artist Council to make recommendations on policies and procedures and develop temporary public art projects.
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Quincy Square Sculpture Call
Bremerton, Washington
Summary: The City of Bremerton seeks a professional artist or artistic team for a site-specific public outdoor sculpture that celebrates the great Quincy Jones. It should engage people of all ages and abilities through interaction. This artwork will be a landmark in the City of Bremerton.
Budget: $175,000
Deadline: 11/19/23
How to apply: CaFÉ™
Eligibility Requirements: Any artist or team of artists interested in creating an engaging outdoor public sculpture for Quincy Square. Local and multicultural artists/teams are encouraged to apply. Lead artist must be 18 years of age to be eligible.
Special Notes: The artwork should generate sound and may include other forms of interactive engagement such as color and/or movement
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Ocean View 21st Bay
Norfolk, Virginia
Summary: The artwork will serve as a gateway, entrance, and transition point into Ocean View. The committee hopes the final artwork will reflect the natural beauty of Ocean View bringing attention to and elevating the community. The work should be natural and organic, energetic, fun, stimulating, and tell the story of sand, wind, water, and sun.
Budget: $50,000
Deadline: 11/20/23, 11:59 PM Eastern
How to apply: CaFÉ™
Eligibility Requirements: This project is open to all artists over 18 years of age.
Special Notes: The artwork should be large enough to be viewed from vehicles traveling Ocean View Avenue. The design should incorporate a base tall enough to showcase the artwork above the collecting sand of the dune. It must be made of durable, permanent materials that are safe and easily maintained, standing the test of time and the harsh wind and sand elements, and the occasional hurricane. There is NO infrastructure for a mural.
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Public Art Proposal Development in Iowa
Location: Iowa
Summary: Group Creative Services is looking for artists to engage with a variety of communities around the midwest through the proposal and development of public art. Projects range in scope and scale. We are specifically looking for artists and collectives with diverse, interdisciplinary practices that engage communities and take public art in new directions.
We’re looking for artists who can propose and also execute public artwork based on unique criteria from a given community. Meaning, we are not interested in simply repeating past successes from elsewhere. We are interested in public art that goes beyond the mural and engages with communities and ideas if place-making.
Budget: Budgets range from $10,000 – 250,000+.
Deadline: 11/24/23
How to apply: CaFÉ™
Eligibility Requirements: Over 18. Able to work in the United States.
Special Notes: This is a request for qualifications. Once invited to develop a proposal, artists are always compensated for concept development and presentation.
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Civic Art – David March Park
Location: Santa Clarita, California
Summary: The City of Santa Clarita (City) is seeking three artworks to be permanently located at Santa Clarita’s David March Park. The City intends to select one artist or team of artists to design and fabricate an original, site-specific sculpture.
The Artworks should be site-specific, considering aspects of the unique physical, cultural, natural, and/or historical features of David March Park and the City of Santa Clarita while planning and creating the artworks.
Sculptures should be no less than 6 feet and no more than 15 feet in height excluding the base and weigh no more than 3,000 pounds.
Budget: $108,389
Deadline: 11/26/23
How to apply: CaFÉ™
Eligibility Requirements: Artists 18 years of age or older are invited to submit an individual or collaborative artist application. The artist must have a US mailing address for payment to be mailed to and must fill out a W-9.
Artists are required to have completed at least one sculptural public art project with a minimum $30,000 budget.
Special Notes: Up to five (5) artists will be invited to create site-specific artwork proposals and will receive a $1,000 honorarium. Each artist will be scheduled for a 30-minute virtual interview with the Artist Selection Committee to present their final proposal.
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Civic Art – Old Orchard Park
Location: Santa Clarita, California
Summary: The City of Santa Clarita (City) is seeking artwork to be permanently located at Santa Clarita’s Old Orchard Park. The City intends to select one artist or team of artists to design and fabricate an original, site-specific sculpture. Sculptures should be no less than 6 feet and no more than 15 feet in height excluding the base and weigh no more than 3,000 pounds.
Budget: $46,000
Deadline: 11/26/23
How to apply: CaFÉ™
Eligibility Requirements: Artists 18 years of age or older are invited to submit an individual or collaborative artist application. The artist must have a US mailing address for payment to be mailed to and must fill out a W-9.
Artists are required to have completed at least one sculptural public art project with a minimum $30,000 budget.
Special Notes: Up to five (5) artists will be invited to create site-specific artwork proposals and will receive a $1,000 honorarium. Each artist will be scheduled for a 30-minute virtual interview with the Artist Selection Committee to present their final proposal.
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Grass Lake Nature Park Public Art Project
Olympia, Washington
Summary: The City of Olympia is seeking an artist or artist team to repurpose an old steel water tank located on the site of the Grass Lake Nature Park into three sculptural elements to be sited in the park: one bird blind and two entryway markers.
Budget: $32,000
Deadline: 11/27/23
How to apply: CaFÉ™
Eligibility Requirements: This project is open to artists within Washington state, with the following caveat: the City is willing to deliver the full 10’ x 23’ tank to a fabrication site within 60 miles of Olympia, WA. Artists who prefer to demo the structure onsite (or keep intact) and haul the material themselves may work outside that radius.
Special Notes: Grass Lake Nature Park’s primary functions are wildlife protection, wildlife viewing, and environmental education.
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Muirfield Drive Public Art Project
Dublin, Ohio
Summary: Commission and installation of a permanent, three-dimensional outdoor public artwork installation on the corner of Muirfield Drive and Whittingham Drive in Muirfield Village in the City of Dublin, Ohio, USA.
Budget: $175,000
Deadline: 11/29/23, 11:59:59 p.m. Eastern
How to apply: CaFÉ™
Eligibility Requirements: The call is open to all professional artists who are U.S. citizens and live and work in the United States.
Special Notes: With compensation, finalists will be required to make a mandatory site visit to Dublin in March 2024, prior to developing a proposal (travel details TBD). A second visit will be required to present the proposal in April 2024 (presentation format TBD). Travel expenses and a stipend will be provided
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Houston Endowment – Jones Artist Awards Program
Houston, Texas
Summary: Weingarten Art Group invites artists who live in or are originally from the Greater Houston area to submit artwork for the second year of the Houston Endowment Jones Artist Awards Program. In 2024, the Jones Artist Awards Program will feature one solo exhibition and two group exhibitions. Up to 4 artists may be selected to participate in the group exhibitions.
Paintings, photography, works on paper, sculpture, site-specific multi-media installations, lightworks, painted murals, digital designs that can be printed as vinyl wall covering, and video & new media. For video and new media, a 50” video screen is available. Sound may only play on headphones, also available.
Budget: Payments to artists will range from $4,000 to $12,000, depending on the number of artists and artworks selected.
Deadline: 11/29/23
How to apply: Submittable
Eligibility Requirements: This opportunity is open to artists 18 years of age or over who live in or are originally from the Greater Houston area.
Special Notes: As the Program enters its second year, Weingarten Art Group invites artists to submit artwork that broadly deals with themes of time and memory. Artwork may relate to Greater Houston’s histories, cultures, current events, infrastructure, technology, or natural environment.
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Public Art for MAPS 4 Fairgrounds Coliseum
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Summary: Create a landmark work, defining a grand entrance to the Fairgrounds. An arroyo runs through the median of the Boulevard; a work spanning the arroyo is preferred and/or addressing both sides of the arroyo or Boulevard is envisioned. Works that innovatively reference horses and horse culture are encouraged, but not required. The major criterion for the work that will ultimately be selected is that it has the immediate potential to become the memorable visual representation of the Fairgrounds.
3-5 Finalists will be chosen. Finalists will attend a mandatory site tour. At final presentations Finalists will make conceptual design reports to the selection committee, and an artist or team will be chosen for the art award.
Budget: $905,000
Deadline: 11/29/2023
How to apply: BidSync, see link below
Eligibility Requirements: This opportunity is open to all practicing artists who are at least 18 years of age. All artists and artist teams selected as finalists must attend all required information sessions and site visits.
Special Notes: the selected artwork is expected to be forward-looking in design, robust in construction, destined to be a landmark for decades into the future, and a welcoming grand entrance to the Fairgrounds.
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Call to Artists for Art in the Park Pilot Program
SeaTac, Washington
Summary: The City of SeaTac invites artists to submit proposals to be placed in Riverton Heights Park, which is being redesigned to include additional amenities. A total of two original pieces will be selected and purchased.
Budget: $40,000 (Two sculptures (from one or two artists) at $20,000 per piece or a combination of a sculpture and mural (from one artist only) at $40,000, will be purchased as two pieces.)
Deadline: 11/30/2023 5pm Pacific
How to apply: email, see link below
Eligibility Requirements: Open to work by professional artists or artist teams living in the Pacific Northwest(Washington, Oregon and Idaho).
Special Notes: Sculpture must have the ability to be mounted onto a cement base (plinth) and to be removed for rotating exhibitions in the future
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ArtTracts Palestine, Tx Public Sculpture Installation 2024
Palestine, Texas
Summary: ArtTracks is an outdoor juried exhibit of work view-able by pedestrian and vehicular traffic installed on private property throughout downtown. Up to 6 artists will be selected this year for a 2 year placement Feb 2024 – 2026. Artists are encouraged to submit work for consideration even if there is a current piece in our show.
Art Requirements:
- THEME: History or Railroad is encouraged.
- Seeking 6 ft plus height.
Budget: Funding for this year period is $1200 per sculpture and the opportunity to win cash award (People’s Choice) 1st place $500, 2nd place $350 and 3rd place $150.
Deadline: 11/30/23
How to apply: CaFÉ™
Eligibility Requirements: No residency requirements noted
Special Notes: (Entry Fee): $35.00. Event Dates: 2/1/24 – 2/1/26
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Nicolet College Public Art RFQ
Rhinelander, Wisconsin
Summary: Seeking artist(s) qualified to supply artwork that strengthens our involvement of community partners and celebrates diverse cultures or groups within our campus and district. Accepting proposals to create and install public artwork on our scenic campus. We are commissioning the conceptualization, production, and installation of the following art project parameters by artist(s). The actual installation site(s) on our campus will be collaboratively determined by the artist(s) and College stakeholders. Finalists will be chosen by a selection panel. Each finalist will receive a stipend to propose 1-2 conceptual, site-specific, designs.
Budget: $10,000
Deadline: 11/30/23
How to apply: CaFÉ™
Eligibility Requirements: Artists must be at least 18 years of age and reside in Wisconsin (within college district preferred)
Special Notes: Up to four finalists will be supplied a design stipend of $250 to prepare and submit a site-specific proposal for consideration by February 26, 2024.
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