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Open Projects
There are no open projects at this time.
The Utah State Legislature Infrastructure and General Government Appropriations Subcommittee reviews all capital projects for the State and approves or cuts public art funding for those projects. If you would like to contact the legislators on the committee to express your views on art in public places. The committee membership and committee schedule and contact information can be found online.
Projects In Process
Salt Lake Community College Instructional and Administration Building
In committee review
- Utah Valley University Science Building (2.25 MB)
Artist commissioned :Ray King
Utah Science Technology and Research (USTAR) Innovation Campus Research facility at Utah State University (1.3 MB)
Artist commissioned: Ray King
Utah State University Agricultural Sciences Building - Logan (2.2 MB)
Artist commissioned: Tim Prentice
- The Center for New Media (2.4 MB) on the campus Salt Lake Community College in Salt Lake City.
Artists commissioned: Stephan Koplowitz & KBAS
- Jeffrey R. Holland Centennial Commons Building, Dixie College - St. George, Utah
Artist commissioned :Christian Moeller
- Snow College Library - Ephraim (5.3MB PDF)
Artists commissioned: Jones & Ginzel
Photo Nights Boston - Boston is one of the few urban centers in the United States whose historic buildings share equal space and prominence with more modern constructions within the city. Photo Nights Boston seeks to draw attention to these landmark buildings with large-scale outdoor projections. As part of Photo Nights Boston’s October 2012 public art event, an artist will be selected to design and produce a photography-based work of public art as a focal point for the program. Information available online or by contacting Ricardo D. Barreto via email or at 617.879.7970
Budget: $10,000. - Deadline: February 3, 2012
Daggett Park Public Art Project - Part of the 2009 Showplace Square Open Space Plan implemented by the San Francisco Planning Department, Daggett Park is a planned open space located in a triangular parcel bounded by 7th Street, 16th Street, and Hubbell Street in the Showplace Square neighborhood. Eligibility is open to professional, practicing artists residing in the Western Regions of the United States. These states include, and are limited to: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, or Wyoming. For more information and to see the full RFQ visit online. For questions, contact Zoë Taleporos by email or at 415.252.3215.
Budget:
$192,780
- Deadline: February 3, 2012 by 11:59PM PDT
OU Children's Atrium Entry Art - This call is seeking proposals from an artist or team of artists to create a permanent work of original art for the OU Children's Atrium Entry Drive located in the heart of Oklahoma City, OK. For a complete list of requirements and more information please visit online or contact Alison Hensal via email or 405.235.3915 x144.
Budget: $600,000 - Deadline: February 10, 2012
The ZERO1 Biennial Wayfinding and Signage System - ZERO1 Biennial, distributed throughout Silicon Valley and the greater Bay Area, is North America’s most significant showcase of work produced at the nexus of art and technology. Through curated exhibitions, public art installations, performances, and artist talks the ZERO1 Biennial presents work by a global community of innovative artists who are reshaping contemporary culture. ZERO1 is seeking qualifications from artists and designers to create an innovative solution for the 2012 Biennial wayfinding and signage system. More information available online.
Budget: The total Fee for the Design of the project is $5,000 which includes Artist resources, materials and travel expenses, to be paid $1,500 on approval of the design direction; and $2,000 upon design handover and $1,500 completion of wayfinding signage. Production and installation of the wayfinding budget is $30,000. Deadline: February 17, 2012
Wake Forest, North Carolina's Historic Downtown District. Information for the request for artist qualifications to create sculptural seating is available online. For questions, and to submit, please contact Vivian Jones via email or at 919.435.9431
Budget: $37,000 - Deadline: March 1, 2012 by 5PM EST
Main Street Square On-Site Sculpture Commission - The Rapid City Arts Council (RCAC) along with Destination Rapid City (DRC) announce an international call for artists interested in an on-site commission to sculpt the 21 granite boulders at Main Street Square in downtown Rapid City, SD. Interested artists for the Main Street Square project should apply online. Questions should be directed to Patrick Wyss.
Budget: TBD - Deadline : April 17, 2012
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