New York, NY + Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire Memorial

The goal of the RFQ is to commission an artist or creative team to design, fabricate and install a permanent memorial to honor the 146 garment workers who died in the Triangle

Shirtwaist Factory fire on March 25 1911, losing their lives in the blaze or jumping from the fatal height of the upper floors of the building.The search is on for a public artist to create the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire Memorial.

In collaboration with Workers United, the FDNY, NYU, the Kheel Center, the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation, family members of the victims, historians and community leaders, we are launching an effort to create this public memorial.

Budget: N/A
Deadline: August 27, 2010
Information: rememberthetrianglefire.org/memorial/call-to-artists/

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Columbus, OH + COTA Paratransit Facility Mural

The Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) is inviting Ohio and national artists to prepare proposals for a large-scale mural to be permanently installed in their new Paratransit Facility with installation by December 2010. The final selected work of art will be fabricated and printed on canvas by an outside provider using digital files.

Budget: $30,000 ($10,000 for the artist and $20,000 for fabrication and installation)
Deadline: August 30, 2010
Information: fosnightcd@cota.com

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Albuquerque, NM + The Warehouse 508 Teen Center

The Warehouse 508 Selection Committee seeks an interior and/or exterior electronic/digital artwork situated at the Warehouse 508 teen center.  The selection committee has requested that the work be a stellar and dynamic use of cutting edge technology (hardware and software) that offers an opportunity for the youth at Warehouse 508 and the community to interact with the piece The intent of the project is for the artist concept to be a starting point, with the artistic content to be developed in collaboration with youth in response to the original piece.  This artwork will serve as an access point to Warehouse 508, youth of Albuquerque, and the City of Albuquerque's Public Art Program.

Budget: $100,000
Deadline: August 31, 2010
Information:  www.cabq.gov/publicart or www.warehouse508.org

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City of West Hollywood, CA + Public Art Consultant: Plummer Park Master Plan

The City of West Hollywood is seeking written proposals from qualified individuals and firms to work as a Public Art Consultant/Project Coordinator to provide administration and management of the public art project for the Plummer Park Master Plan Implementation. The successful candidate will possess a proven record and have demonstrated abilities in administering, planning and managing dynamic public art projects of similar scope and magnitude. The budget for the Project's civic art is estimated at $340,000.

The term of the proposed contract is expected to run October 2010 through winter 2013. The selected Public Art Consultant will work in conjunction with City staff, the architect and design team, the Arts and Cultural Affairs Commission and its Urban Art Subcommittee, and the Plummer Park Art Process Team.

The selected firm/individual will: Administer the selection process and/or a call for artists; Work with City staff to implement communication strategies to ensure involvement of the City's diverse communities; Coordinate with City staff and provide oversight of all activities associated with artists' work including installation of artwork; etc.

No eligibility restrictions listed.

Budget: N/A
Deadline: August 31, 2010
Information: Andrew Campbell acampbell@weho.org

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Kinston, NC + African American Music Trail Pearson Park Bandstand

Please note: This RFQ is one of two concurrent public art calls to artists related to the African American Music Trail in Kinston, but commissioned by two different agencies. This Kinston Community Council for the Arts RFQ refers only to the Pearson Park bandstand project, not to the separate All-America Park RFQ, which is under the auspices of the North Carolina Arts Council. Artists may apply to both RFQs, but separate applications are required.

The Kinston Community Council for the Arts (KCCA) seeks to commission an artist, artist team, or designer to create a site-specific, outdoor bandstand canopy which provides functional shelter for performers and interprets, commemorates, and celebrates the African American musical history, heritage, and culture of Eastern North Carolina, in particular the City of Kinston and Lenoir County. The commissioned artist will design and produce an artful canopy enhancement to be installed on an existing, unsheltered bandstand in Pearson Park (formerly Neuseway Park), overlooking the Neuse River in downtown Kinston, NC.

This public art and design project will be a prominent component of the African American Music Trail (AAMT), a creative economies initiative of the NC Arts Council, an agency of the NC Department of Cultural Resources, in partnership with the KCCA, the Golden Leaf Foundation, the NC Department of Transportation, and local arts councils, government agencies, musicians, and community stakeholders. The Pearson Park bandstand component of the AAMT is funded by a grant from the Golden Leaf Foundation.

Budget: $65,000
Deadline: September 1, 2010
Information: Please download the RFQ

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Phoenix, AZ + Avenida Rio Salado/Broadway Road Project

The Phoenix Public Art Program invites artists to apply for the Avenida Rio Salado/Broadway Road Public Art Project, to work with the Office of Cultural Affairs, the Phoenix Street Transportation and Water Services Departments, the project design team and the community to design improvements for a major city of Phoenix street.

A professional artist will be selected to participate on an engineering team to design streetscape enhancements along a segment of Avendia Rio Salado/Broadway Road (ARS) from 7th Street to 51st Avenue.  This is a federal aid project, and will be coordinated with the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) and the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). The overall project intent is to design and build a new six-lane urban arterial roadway along some sections of the existing corridor, and expand existing two-lane roadways to six lanes, providing three lanes of travel in each direction with a raised median.

The selection panel will be looking for an artist with the savvy and vision to be a part of a major design team effort. The selected artist will work with the design team, the Office of Cultural Affairs, the above-mentioned city departments, the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) and neighboring communities to develop final project enhancements, which may include but not be limited to transit shelters, sidewalk and trail enhancements.

Budget: $892,000 (includes design, engineering, construction and administration)
Deadline: September 3, 2010
Information: contact Raphael Ngotie, Project Manager, at (602) 534-8334 or Raphael.ngotie@phoenix.gov

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City of Phoenix, AZ + Arterial Canal Crossings

The Phoenix Public Art Program invites artists to apply for a major new public art project to design enhancements for street bridges spanning the city’s canals. A professional artist will be selected to work with the Street Transportation Department to enhance the design of major street bridges that cross the Salt River Valley canals in Phoenix.

The designs will be expected to focus on the bridges’ concrete abutments and metal railings, and address the essential role the canals play in the history and life of Phoenix. The designs will be incorporated into retrofits of the bridges as funds become available in the coming years. Applicants must have the demonstrated ability to integrate art with urban infrastructure and amenities, and to work effectively in a team and with communities.

Open to all professional artists residing in the US. City of Phoenix staff and their family members, and selection panelists and their family members, are excluded from applying for this project.

Budget: $386,000 (includes construction and admin budgets)
Deadline: September 3, 2010
Information: http://phoenix.gov or email Jeanine Garcia jeanine.garcia@phoenix.gov

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Ormond Beach, FL + Vietnam War Veteran’s Memorial

The Ormond Memorial Art Museum,  Inc  is  seeking  submissions  from  artists  with  previous  experience  in  outdoor  installation work  to design, build and install an outdoor, site-specific, three dimensional tribute to veterans who served  in the Vietnam War.  

A wide variety of artwork will be considered including figurative, representational and abstract imagery.   Artwork materials should require minimum maintenance  and  be  durable  and  withstand  exposure  to  outside  elements.   The base of the piece should not exceed 3’x 5’.  It will be installed in a garden environment and viewed from paved garden paths. 

The intent of this project  is  to  honor  all  veterans  who  served  in  the  Vietnam  War.  The project will be installed in a garden setting and will be viewed from all sides.  

Budget:  $26,000 
Deadline: September 3, 2010 
Information: Call at 386‐676‐3347 or email at srichmond@ormondartmuseum.org

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Kinston, NC + North Carolina's African American Music Trail

The North Carolina Arts Council seeks to commission an artist or artist team to create site-specific, outdoor public artwork which interprets, commemorates, and celebrates the African American musical history, heritage, and culture of Eastern North Carolina. This public art project will be a prominent component of the African American Music Trail (AAMT), an initiative of the NC Arts Council, an agency of the NC Department of Cultural Resources.

The commissioned artist will design and produce artwork for a proposed three-acre public park in downtown Kinston, NC, near the historic Sugar Hill neighborhood. An important music center of Eastern North Carolina and a hub of the AAMT, Kinston has fostered a deep and diverse African American cultural heritage of musical tradition-bearers and innovators. Among many other notable achievements, the city has been home to five members of James Brown’s classic 1960’s and 1970’s bands, including Maceo and Melvin Parker and Nat Jones­.

This is a design team project: the All-America City Park will be designed by landscape architects Kofi Boone and Fernando Magallanes, with whom the selected artist will be expected to collaborate in order to develop an artwork concept which can be integrated into the context of the park design.

Budget: $100,000
Deadline: September 7, 2010
Information: www.ncarts.org/projectspecs

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Patterson, NC + Historic Happy Valley Byway – Yadkin River Greenway Trail

The North Carolina Arts Council seeks to commission an artist or artist team to create site-specific, outdoor artwork which offers seating for greenway trail users and interprets, commemorates, and celebrates the history, heritage, culture, and landscape of Happy Valley, a picturesque rural region of the Yadkin River Valley spanning Caldwell and Wilkes Counties in Northwestern North Carolina.

Rich in history, folkways, and arts, Happy Valley is the setting of the ballad “Hang Down Your Head, Tom Dooley,” which recounts the alleged 1867 murder of Laura Foster by local Civil War veteran Thomas Dula. The annual Happy Valley Fiddlers’ Convention celebrates the Valley’s vibrant local music, and Mow Day and Plow Day continue longstanding agricultural traditions. Neighboring town Lenoir boasts the largest collection of public art per capita of any community of similar size in the U.S.

The commissioned artist will design and produce one or more artworks or artful design enhancements incorporating seating features, to be installed along the Yadkin River Greenway Trail, a new public pathway and park that runs along the Yadkin River in Patterson, NC. This public art and design project will be a prominent component of the Historic Happy Valley Byway (HHVB), an initiative of the NC Arts Council, an agency of the NC Department of Cultural Resources.

Budget: $60,000
Deadline: September 7, 2010
Information: www.ncarts.org/projectspecs

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St. Paul, MN + Dorothy Day Center

Catholic Charities of Saint Paul in Minneapolis, in partnership with Public Art Saint Paul and the Saint Paul Design Center landscape, is seeking an artist to develop a proposal for the design and artistic programming of the Dorothy Day Center in downtown Saint Paul.

During 2010 the artist will immerse in the Center togain understanding the mission, function, service and clientele of Catholic Charities Dorothy Day Center; and explore the landscape and its relationship to the Dorothy Day facility and use by Dorothy Day clients and its place in the larger urban context at this critical downtown gateway site

The artist will submit a proposal for the Dorothy Day landscape and its artistic programming based upon insights gleaned from this in-depth exploration. The proposal may include design of the shape and form of the land, amenities and expressive/interpretive elements in multiple media (including text and sound) integrated into the site, and provision for artistic programming.

Budget: $25,000
Deadline: September 10, 2010
Information: Contact Ashley Hanson at Public Art St. Paul, email at ashley@publicartstpaul.org

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Park City, UT + Marsac Building (City Hall)

Park City Municipal Corporation is seeking artwork for a project at the Marsac Building (City Hall) at 445 Marsac Avenue in Park City, Utah. The project area consists of two plaza areas: one at the south entrance of the building, and one at the west side of the building. Artists may apply for one or both areas.

Artists are asked to consider the whole site as you develop your approach for one or both of the plaza areas. The City welcomes artwork proposals that include a variety of elements such as visual art, sculptures, functional design elements, etc.

South Entrance plaza intent: Create sense of place; Create a more welcoming entryway for City Hall; Create a space for gathering outside the entrance; Design considerations may include functional pieces such as benches, bike racks, etc; Landscaping may be included in the selected artist's proposed artwork plan.

West Side plaza intent: Create a sense of place; Create a visual connection between the Marsac Building and Swede Alley and Main Street; Landscaping may be included in the proposed artwork plan; Design considerations could include functional pieces such as seating, bike racks, etc.

Open to any artists and artist teams, working in any media.

Budget: $65,000 for the combined project
Deadline: September 13, 2010
Information: www.pcscarts.org or email Sharon Bauman bauman@parkcity.org

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Clearwater, FL + Downtown Boat Slips & Promenade

The City of Clearwater Public Art & Design Program wishes to commission an artist or artist team to create an original piece of public art that serves as an icon and artistic landmark for the newly completed Downtown Boat Slips and Promenade. 

This public art commission is open to all professional artists and artist teams residing within the United States.  Artists may apply as a team, but the application should clearly describe the contribution of each collaborator.  Artists living and working within the state of Florida are strongly encouraged to apply, but will not receive special consideration due to their residency.

Budget: $200,000
Deadline: September 17, 2010
Information: www.callforentry.org

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Brooklyn, NY + Culver Line F: Smith - 9th Street Subway Stations

MTA Arts for Transit seeks artists’ images of past work to be considered for a commission to create public art at the Smith-9th Street subway stations along the Culver Line F. One artist will be selected for this commission. Artists’ packages are reviewed by a selection panel and finalists will be selected to create site-specific proposals. The rehabilitation of the station includes a new entrance structure, platforms, wall surfaces, facilities and escalator repair. Approximately 1% of the construction budget is allocated for design and fabrication of permanent artwork.

The commissioned artist will create designs that will be reproduced in one or more of the following media: mosaic, ceramic tile or laminated glass. The elevated station is located in the Gowanus community and the artwork will be in key locations at the entrance area, and along the escalator walls leading up to the platform. Approved fabricators will translate the selected artwork into the selected medium, and therefore, artists’ prior experience with this material is not required.

No eligibility restrictions listed.

Budget: $200,000
Deadline: September 17, 2010
Information: www.mta.info or email Arts for Transit artsfortransit@mtahq.org

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St. Paul, MN + Central Corridor Public Art Plan

Public Art Saint Paul, a non-profit arts organization, seeks a consultant to develop a public art plan for the Central Corridor that connects the cities of Saint Paul and Minneapolis and the University of Minnesota.  

The Public Art Plan will be undertaken through Public Art Saint Paul’s partnership with the City of Saint Paul, the City of Minneapolis Art in Public Places Program, the University of Minnesota Public Art on Campus Program, the Saint Paul on the Mississippi Design Center, Ramsey County, and the Capitol Region and Ramsey Washington Regional Watershed Districts. Funding for the Public Art Plan has been granted to Public Art Saint Paul by the Central Corridor Funders Collaborative.

The Partners seek a consultant or consultant team that brings both broad artistic thinking and strategic understanding of the physical, social, economic and environmental context of the Corridor, planning and policy issues, and funding resources.  

We seek an extraordinary and artful Public Art Plan that is expansive in its multi-jurisdictional scope, in its vision for art in multiple media, in its caring for the voices of the community, and in its sustainability within a dynamic urban environment.

The selected consultant must be an artist or must include an artist in a significant and central leadership role.

Budget:  $150,000    
Deadline: September 17, 2010
Information: www.publicartstpaul.org

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Broward County, FL + Airport Restroom Vestibules Project

The Broward Cultural Council Public Art and Design Program is seeking to commission a professional artist or team of artists to create original artworks for all restroom vestibule walls (a total of 42) in Terminals 1, 2, 3, and 4 of the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. 

The artworks must create strong visual consistency that assists travelers with the identification of restroom locations throughout the terminals. 

These entrances shall be visible from the distance, eye-catching, and easily recognized.  The selected artist or team of artists shall design original artworks that offer a unique and positive visual experience for airport visitors that is reflective of the region and that enhance the aesthetic appearance of these high-traffic spaces.  The artworks must be able to withstand heavy physical contact and be permanent, durable, easy to clean, and low maintenance. 

Each one of the 42 entrance walls measures approximately 4’ wide by 9’ high. 

Budget: $450,000
Deadline: September 24, 2010
Information: www.broward.org/arts/pad/calls.htm

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Las Cruces, NM + NMSU Center for the Arts Performance Hall

The Art in Public Places Program of New Mexico Arts and the Local Selection Committee at New Mexico State University seek an artist or artist team to create a site-integrated commission project for the Center for the Arts Performance Hall in Las Cruces, New Mexico. This RFQ is open to professional artists or artist team who are citizens of the United Sates, Canada and Mexico, and possess experience commensurate with the project scope and budget. Artists experienced in creating large-scale ceiling murals are encouraged to apply.

Budget: $276,800 all-inclusive
Deadline: September 30, 2010
Information: email Ben Owen, AIPP Project Coordinator, at ben.owen@state.nm.us

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Evansville, IN + Arena Project

In November 2011, Evansville, Indiana will celebrate the grand opening of a new 11,000-seat, multi-purpose arena. The focal point for a downtown revitalization, the new arena is designed to become the premium sports and entertainment venue in the area. The open-air plaza adjoining the entrance to the new arena has been identified as the location for a major piece of public art.

The New Evansville Arena Project, in cooperation with the Evansville Public Art Commission and the Evansville Arena Advisory Committee, intends to award a commission to an artist or artist team to design, plan, create, fabricate, transport and install a work of public art on this open-air plaza adjoining the entrance to the new Evansville arena. The commission is open to all artists or artist teams authorized to work in the United States. Accordingly, the Arena Project requests that any interested party submit a proposal for consideration for this commission in accordance with this request.

This competition seeks an aesthetically pleasing, imaginative, innovative, site-specific piece of art that has a purpose and a belonging, a sculptural piece that will have a positive impact on the location. The winning design must make a strong visual statement, must convey a sense of progress, and must be inviting, intriguing and thought provoking without being imposing. 

Budget: $200,000
Deadline: October 15, 2010
Information: www.evansvillearenaproject.com/content/contact-us

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Milwaukee, WI+ County Courthouse & County Children’s Court Center

The Milwaukee County Percent for Art Program (MCPAP) is pleased to announce a unique competition for commission of an artwork or artworks to be located at one or two possible sites. The selected sites for potential public art are Milwaukee County Courthouse and Milwaukee County Children’s Court Center. A total budget of not to exceed $700,000 is available through the program.

Budget: $700,000
Deadline: November 5, 2010
Information: email at Natalie@quorumarchitects.com or call at 414-265-9265

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Cincinnati, OH + Cincinnati Park Board Artist Registry

The Cincinnati Park Board invites professional artists to submit portfolio images, resumes and statements for its Artists Registry, from which artists will be selected for public art commissions for Cincinnati Riverfront Park and other future opportunities.  These art opportunities will be offered as the Riverfront Park site develops and funding becomes available, and as other projects may develop. Honoraria will vary based on the scope of each piece planned. 

All mediums and techniques are eligible.  Applications will be reviewed periodically by a knowledgeable panel comprised of Parks staff and selected professionals, and short lists of artists will be invited to submit proposals. The deadline below is for the entire artist registry, specific projects will have deadlines sooner than the end of 2010.

Budget: N/A
Deadline: December 31, 2010
Information: http://www.cincyparks.com or email Jan Brown Checco

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Phoenix, AZ + Art Internship with D.A. Therrien

Spectacle/Technology Artist D.A. Therrien is accepting applications for artist internships for 2009/2010. Projects will begin in late Spring 2009 and extend through Fall 2010 or beyond.

2 to 3 positions are available with residency - housing included; 5 positions available without residency (housing available at $220 to $500 month). The studio facility is located in downtown Phoenix, AZ - a few blocks from the downtown ASU campus, the Roosevelt Row arts district and the light rail.  Interns should be students, artists, technologists with skills as varied as metal fabrication, machining, programming, theater production, hydraulics, robotics, sound design, linguistics, aluminum welding, mechanical/electrical/civil engineering skills, biotechnology, dance, music composition, etc.

Please see http://beautifullight.org for background on Therrien's past and upcoming projects.

Deadline: open until filled
Information: Kirstin Van Cleef kirstinv@sccarts.org

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New York, NY + The Street Gallery: Gatescapes Public Art

Artists at any stage in their careers are invited to consider submitting their work for consideration for a temporary public art project for New York streetscapes: The Street Gallery: Gatescapes Public Art.  

The newest venture of Mediacy, Inc. the Soho-based advertising company, "gatescapes" are large-format, billboard-sized vinyl placed on roll-down security gates -- initially in New York, and in Los Angeles by mid-year.  Woven into this advertising program, Mediacy is offering the sites to artists, in four-week timeframes between ad displays, for the installation of temporary public artworks.  These storefront “windows” may be used singly, or in combination – triptychs, corner wrap-arounds, or even in a series along a whole block – in locations such as 14th Street at 7th Avenue, Saint Marks between 2nd and 3rd, or the corner of 8th Avenue and 51st Street, and over 150 more to choose from.

Deadline: on-going
Information: www.thestreetgallery.org, gatescapes@gmail.com or 917-523-6228.

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San Rafael, CA + Art Works Downtown

Art Works Downtown and the City of San Rafael seek entries for a continuing program of outdoor sculptures and art installations to be on view at various locations in the around downtown San Rafael, CA.

Budget: N/A
Deadline: on-going
Information: download application or email Phyllis Thelen at pbthelen@comcast.net or 415.454.1073

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Chicago, IL + Public Art in the Public Way

Near NorthWest Arts Council invites artists to create projects including murals (with/without after-school student participation), temporary public space and media installations. Acceptable disciplines include Visual Arts, Electronic Media Arts, Murals, Painting, Photography, Sculpture/Installation, Sound, Video, and Media Arts. The purpose is to activate and enhance the public way. The locations include transit oriented sites, storefront display, and viaduct bridges.  Send a resume, slides or digital format, image list and three references.

Budget: N/A
Deadline: on-going
Information: www.chicagoartistsresource.org/visual-arts/node/859

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City of Long Beach, CA + Traffic Signal Control Cabinets

For over 45 years, the mission of the Long Beach Redevelopment Agency (Agency) has been to enhance the quality of life by improving blighted areas of Long Beach, revitalizing neighborhoods, promoting economic development, creating jobs, providing affordable housing and encouraging citizen participation. The Agency also recognizes the importance of public art to beautify the City of Long Beach and promotes various art projects throughout Long Beach.

The Agency is pleased to announce an opportunity for artists to paint and transform selected traffic signal control cabinets (utility boxes) into pieces of art that bring a sense of community to the neighborhoods. Artists will primarily focus on the creation of murals for selected utility boxes throughout the city with final design approval from the Agency. The Community Development Department, Neighborhood Services Bureau (NSB) will be managing the utility box project and work directly with the artists who will be selected on a rotational basis. Applicants must be experienced professional painters/muralists. Agency staff and Arts Council for Long Beach will create a list of finalists based on artistic achievement as demonstrated by applicant’s resume and portfolio. The Agency will enter into contracts with the most qualified artists on an as-needed basis.

Budget: $1,500 to $2,500 (per utility box)
Deadline: on-going
Information: www.artspca.or