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Welcome to our opportunities page where you can find a comprehensive list of current 4Culture funding and calls. As a resource, we also list relevant cultural and employment opportunities available through community partners, peer organizations and other funding sources. If you would like to see your own opportunity listed here, please click on the Submit an Opportunity button below. Opportunities are organized chronologically within each tab.
Eligibility for our funding opportunities differs depending upon the program - see specific information and guidelines. Note that we do have a general staff/volunteer conflict-of-interest policy here.

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National, USA + e4c: 4Culture's Media Gallery Seeks Applicants for Exhibition

4Culture seeks media artworks for e4c, a storefront gallery for electronic art. Visible by foot, bike, car or bus to more than 20,000 people each day, e4c exhibits selected artworks from regional and national artists, on rotation, from 7 am - 10 am, daily. Up to sixteen media works or media proposals will be selected for presentation through this public, gallery for a period of up to one year. Due to the transitory nature of the audience, works between 1-5 minutes are desired. Media artists, residing in the U.S., working in all genres are encouraged to apply.

e4c is located adjacent to Gallery4Culture facing Prefontaine Place South in Seattle's Pioneer Square neighborhood. e4c consists of four, LCD monitors and two speakers mounted to face the exterior of the building, broadcasting sights and sounds to passers-by.

Selected artists will work with the e4c program manager to adapt selected work for optimal presentation. e4c utilizes software with a timeline interface, which is distributed through a network to the display monitors and speakers.

The selected artists will also work with the e4c program manager to create promotional materials. Each selected artist will receive a modest honorarium to help defray expenses. The artists retain all rights of the works submitted.

SEE E4C AND HEAR FROM PAST EXHIBITING ARTISTS: www.vimeo.com

For more information please contact Heather Dwyer heather.dwyer[at]4culture.org

This project received generous support from the National Endowment for the Arts.

Deadline: June 20, 2012, 5:00 pm PST
Eligibility: Media Artists/Artist Teams Residing in the USA
Information: www.4culture.org

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  •  funding grants and financial prizes/awards, available for individuals and groups
  •  public art commissions including integrated, master planning, purchase of existing pieces
  •  presentation opportunities for exhibition, performance or media, showcases, readings, contests
  •  professional development residencies, fiscal sponsorship, workshops, employment, internships, volunteer

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Seattle, WA +Theater of Puget Sound: Program/Marketing Assistant

TPS is looking for a temporary, part-time employee to assist with Arts Crush coordination, promotions and outreach. This position requires project management, community outreach experience, excellent communication skills and customer service, social media expertise, program planning, and event coordination.
To Apply: Please submit letter of interest and resume to Deputy Director Sam Read. Applications due May 24, 2012. Theatre Puget Sound is an equal employment opportunity employer and encourages all applicants.

Information: http://tpsonline.org or email Sam Read sam[at]tpsonline.org

Seattle, WA + M.I.A Gallery Showcase 2012

M.I.A Gallery is seeking Seattle based photographers of all altitudes to show their work in a group exhibition during the month of August 2012. The theme for this exhibition is to showcase art with a voice for social activism in Seattle.
Photography is a medium that can capture change anywhere in the world, show us what motivates you to have a voice for a better future.

Deadline: May 31, 2012
Information: www.m-i-a-gallery.com

Northwest + 2nd Annual Industry & Art: Exhibition and Sale

The Regional Arts & Culture Council (RACC), on behalf of Industry & Art (sponsored by the Working Waterfront Coalition of Portland) invites artists currently living in Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana to submit existing original artwork for the 2nd Annual Industry & Art juried exhibition and sale to be held at Vigor Industrial.
The 2nd Annual Industry & Art juried exhibition and sale to be held at Vigor Industrial on Swan Island, 5555 N Channel Avenue, in Portland, Oregon. The goal for this exhibition is to celebrate the beauty, skill, diversity and professionalism of industrial workers through artists’ perspectives, and promote an awareness of our region’s thriving working waterfronts. Entries must be original work completed within the last five years.The event is also a fundraiser to support industrial job training programs and habitat restoration. The first annual Industry & Art exhibition was held September 22-25, 2011. Over 40 artworks by regional artists were featured (see list of artists and awardees below) and over $40K in artwork was sold, with $25K raised for education and the environment. Winning artists received cash awards of $3,000, $2,000 and $1,000 respectively for first, second and third place. Video works are eligible; however, video projections cannot be accommodated at this time. All accepted video works will be presented on flat screen monitors provided by the exhibition organizers.

Deadline: June 01, 2012, 11:59pm
Eligibility: Open to artists residing in OR, WA, ID, and MT.
Budget: Cash awards and sales.
Information: www.racc.org

West Linn, OR+ Fields Bridge Park

The City of West Linn, in collaboration with the Clackamas County Arts Alliance, is seeking public art to be sited in Fields Bridge Park located along the Tualatin River off Willamette Falls Drive. The Selection Committee will consider both new and existing work. Artwork themes include but are not limited to: Nature; Activity / Movement; Gardening; River community and surrounding area.
There are several opportunities for public art installations in and around the park, including, but not limited to: Turnaround at end of parking lot is also the gateway to the river walk; Existing Structures: exteriors of public restrooms and dugouts; Planting beds adjacent to parking area and park; and along paved walking path running parallel to Willamette Falls Drive. The Committee welcomes artist recommendations for artwork placement and siting.

Deadline: June 01, 2012, 5:00 PM
Eligibility: Open to artists residing in OR and WA.
Budget: $2,500
Information: wpcllc.info or email Elizabeth Klein elizabeth[at]clackamasartsalliance.org

Normandy Park, WA + 2012 Arts Festival

The City of Normandy Park's Arts Festival is held annually on the first weekend in June. It is an opportunity for artists of all ages to take part in a juried arts show and to sell their hand made art and crafts. It is a wonderful time for everyone in the community to enjoy viewing the talent of local artists. 2012 Normandy Park Arts Festival June 2th from 10:00 a.m to 4:00 p.m. June 3rd from Noon to 4:00 p.m. The 2012 Arts Festival is scheduled for June 2nd and 3rd. Artist, Vendor and Volunteer Early bird registration deadline — Thursday, May 10th
Market Vendor, Artists and Volunteer registration form online:

Information: www.normandyparkwa.gov or email artscomm[at]ci.normandy-park.wa.us

Seattle, WA + Writer-in-Residence

Richard Hugo House is seeking an accomplished author to become the next writer-in-residence at the nonprofit center for writers on Capitol Hill.
Applicants for the position should be practicing, published writers of poetry, fiction or creative nonfiction and accomplished and dedicated writing teachers with experience working with writers of all levels in a traditional workshop setting and on a one-on-one basis as a mentor offering criticism and professional development advice. Applicants should have a specific artistic project they are working on during their residency (i.e. developing a manuscript for publication) and should have a special interest in the role of writing as a means of engaging people of all cultures and to celebrate, understand and engage in the complex world around us. Applications are due by June 4, 2012 to Richard Hugo House, c/o Writer-in-Residence Search Committee, 1634 11th Ave., Seattle, WA 98122. Full details regarding the application process are below. No phone queries please. Questions may be addressed to Brian McGuigan, program director, at brianmcguigan@hugohouse.org. More information at hugohouse.org Duration: September 15, 2012 through June 15, 2013. The term is renewable at the discretion of Richard Hugo House with a two-term limit. Mentorship: Writers-in-residence hold weekly office hours (180 hours total over nine months per term) where they mentor Hugo House community members by offering criticism on their writing projects and professional development advice about the writing process, finding an agent, publishing and other writerly concerns in a one-on-one setting. Writers-in-residence are responsible for coordinating their own appointments and must maintain a log of appointments for tracking and grant purposes. A private office is provided for meetings and for writers-in-residence to have space to work on their artistic projects. Community Outreach: Writers-in-residence act as ambassadors of Hugo House and advocates for writing in the community by offering two workshops per term to communities with little access to the arts, giving readings, occasionally hosting or participating in Hugo House events and collaborating with our program staff to produce one event per term. Teaching: The writer-in-residence teaches a minimum of two six-week classes per calendar year (subject to approval) as part of the Hugo Classes program. The writer will receive separate compensation for teaching. Compensation: $500 per month stipend for nine months, plus additional compensation for Hugo Classes; a vibrant and growing community of, by and for writers; an opportunity to work with a committed staff in a creative work environment; and receive support and encouragement for artistic projects. Your Application: Write a cover letter that includes a description of your potential residency; your artistic project; your plans for community outreach; your teaching/mentoring philosophy; and your views about the role of writing in our culture (please limit to 500 words). Please include a writing sample (maximum of 10 pages, double spaced, of prose or no more than 5 poems) and curriculum vitae. Applications are due by June 4, 2012, to Richard Hugo House, c/o Writer-in-Residence Search Committee, 1634 11th Ave., Seattle, WA 98122. No phone queries please. More information at hugohouse.org. About Richard Hugo House: Richard Hugo House is a nationally-recognized community of writers and lovers of writing. Our mission is to foster writers, build community and engage the Pacific Northwest in the world of writing. Richard Hugo House is located at 1634 11th Ave in Seattle. Richard Hugo House receives funding from Amazon.com, the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Washington State Arts Commission, the Hearst Foundation, ArtsFund, the Boston Foundation’s Sara Delano Redmond Fund, Wells Fargo, The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation, 4Culture, the Seattle Foundation, the Norman Hirschfield Foundation, City of Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, the Roberts Family Foundation, Suquamish Tribe, Fales Foundation Trust, US Bancorp Foundation, Maurer Family Foundation, KUOW and The Stranger.

Information: www.hugohouse.org

WA, OR, ID, AK + Call for Art/ Northwest Fine Arts Competition

The Phinney Center Gallery in the Phinney Neighborhood Association is seeking art for its annual Northwest Fine Arts Competition. The selected artists will show their works in the gallery in October-November 2012. The artist selected as the juror's pick will receive a $200 award and a six week solo show in the gallery in 2013. The jurors this year include Michele Osgood with Bherd Studios and Sue Peterson with Fountainhead Gallery.

Deadline: June 08, 2012, 10:00 pm
Eligibility: Open to all artists in the Pacific Northwest Region
Information: www.phinneycenter.org/arts

Shoreline-Lake Forest Park, WA + Call for Artists!

The Shoreline Arts Festival is looking for artists for the 22nd annual event on June 23 and 24, 2012. Juried art selections include 2-dimensional art, sculpture, and photography; no commission will be taken on art sales made at the festival.
All work must be priced to sell. $2000 in cash prizes and several merchandise prizes will be awarded. Winners will be announced at 11:00 a.m. Sat. in the Shoreline Room at the Festival. The Arts Council will also purchase work for its Portable Works Collection. The Shoreline Arts Festival provides two extraordinary days of music, dance, theater, visual arts, food and cultural rooms. This creative community event, sponsored by the Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council, will be held on the grounds of the Shoreline Center, 18560 1st Ave NE. The festival runs 10-6 pm on Saturday and 10-5 pm on Sunday.

Deadline: June 08, 2012, 5:00 p.m.
Eligibility: 2-dimensional, sculpture, photography
Information: http://shorelinearts.net

Portland, OR + Trolley Trail Sculptures

TriMet is seeking qualified artists to create sculptures out of reclaimed wood for the Trolley Trail in Milwaukie and Oak Grove as part of the Portland-Milwaukie Light Rail Transit Project.

Deadline: June 11, 2012, 5pm
Eligibility: Artists residing in Oregon and Washington with experience working in wood
Budget: multiple commissions at $7,500 and $15,000
Information: http://trimet.org

Seattle, WA + Teaching Artist / Theatre

SEEDArts has an opportunity for children’s drama instructors for an after school/summer school art program.
• Lake WA Apartments after-school/summer-school art classes (see info below in Need to Know). • Tues & Thur, 4:30 – 6pm, July 5 – Aug 23 (8wks) • $1700, all-inclusive fee, mileage, materials, prep • Ages (typically) K-7th grade • Curriculum: Coordinate with LK WA Apt Tutoring program (Catholic Comm Svs) to adapt a book assigned for extra reading in May into a 20min. play for performance at the end of the session at the apartment complex. The book is “The Twits” by Roald Dahl. o Teach students how to adapt a book into a script in various class exercises o Edit student’s script writing exercises into an approx. 20min play (no longer than 30 and minimum of 15 minutes). o Cast the students and rehearse for informal performance August 23. Art Walk Rainier Beach is 3 weeks later on 9/15, and if students/teacher is available, a 2nd performance will be scheduled for that event. o Instructor is encouraged to involve students in a manner they might best respond to. For example, casting can include actors, asst. directors, sound FX designers or musicians, etc. • DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION IS June 15 at Noon (reply to this email or US Mail: SEEDArts Lake WA Apts Call, 5117 Rainier Ave S, Seattle, WA 98118) The LK WA Apts Tutoring instructor is excited to collaborate with this project. Tutoring classes are held Mon/Wed at same time. Teaching artist is encouraged to find ways to collaborate with the Mon/Wed Tutoring program. What you need to know: • Lake WA Apartments is a large low-income housing complex in the heart of Rainier Beach. Families primarily speak a language other than English. • After school classes are well attended and well liked by resident kids. Instructors generally have positive experience • This program is a “drop in” style session. The instructor has ability to require regular attendance in order to make this particular summer session work, but is expected to allow those children who can only occasionally attend participate.

Date: July 5 - Aug 28
Location: Lake WA Apartments, Rainier Beach
Information: email Laurie Rose lrose[at]seedseattle.org

WA + Artist Trust 2012 Arts Innovator Award

Artist Trust is pleased to announce that the 2012 Arts Innovator Award application is now open. At $25,000 each, these exceptional awards are the largest available to individual artists of Washington State. Arts Innovator Awards support Washington State generative artists of any discipline who are originating new work, experimenting with new ideas, taking risks and pushing the boundaries in their field.
2012 marks the third year for the Arts Innovator Award. It is available to individual artists from all disciplines who are demonstrating innovation in their art practice; are 18 years or older; Washington State residents; and have a minimum of five years in their professional art careers. A letter of recommendation is required.

Deadline: June 25, 2012, 11:59pm
Eligibility: See Guidelines
Information: www.artisttrust.org

Washington State + Public Artist Roster Competition 2012

The Washington State Arts Commission is accepting applications for its 2012 Public Artist Roster of professional visual artists eligible for commissions of new work through the Art in Public Places Program.
Selected artists will be qualified for state-funded percent-for-art projects with budgets from $25,000 – $300,000 in colleges, universities, public schools, and state agencies. This competition is open to artists residing in the United States and Canada.

Deadline: June 26, 2012, 5pm
Eligibility: Artists residing in the United States or Canada are eligible to apply
Budget: $25,000 - $300,000
Information: www.arts.wa.gov

Pacific Northwest, WA + Vashon Allied Arts Gallery + Call to Artists

Vashon Allied Arts invites proposals from Northwest artists for art work in any media for 2013 Vashon Allied Arts Gallery monthly exhibitions. We are interested in exhibiting all media: painting, sculpture, mixed media, photography, pottery/clay, glass, wood, fiber, installation.
For prospectus, send SASE to Vashon Allied Arts, Attn. Janice Mallman, PO Box 576, Vashon WA 98070 or email Janice JaniceM[at]vashonalliedarts.org

Deadline: August 15, 2012, 5:00 pm
Eligibility: Open to All NW Artists
Information: email Janice JaniceM[at]vashonalliedarts.org

Northwest region, Washington, Oregon, Alaska, Idaho + Politically Inspired Fine Art

Art can be a powerful way to express political events and ideas. We want to showcase these ideas and events through art.
Submit 3-6 pictures of the art you wish to show. The exhibit runs for the month of November. Your bio will appear on-line and in the Gallery book. If you would like to talk during the art forum, please make note in the submittal. 8005 Greenwood Ave N Seattle, WA 98103 (206)510-3421 info@artontheridge.com

Deadline: December 31, 2012
Eligibility: Northwest artists
Information: Phone:(206)510-3421 Website: www.artontheridge.com

Pacific Northwest + Deadlines of Interest for Pacific Northwest Artists

Deadlines of Interest for Pacific Northwest Artists is a calendar (accessible on Facebook) of opportunities for artists across the Pacific Northwest - listed by deadline date. As artists, we share a cultural and geographic commonality that transcends politics and national boundaries.

Deadline: on-going
Information: Deadlines of Interest

Seattle, Washington + Tuba Player

Tuba player wanted to accompany clarinet and possibly also drums and other instruments in multiclultural musical project. Perform in and out of doors, with or without stage, PA, etc.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: Tuba Players
Information: thebensonsmith[at]yahoo.com

Seattle, WA + Retail Sales Assistant/Volunteer Coordinator

Amusements, the gift shop for Pacific Northwest Ballet and Seattle Opera at McCaw Hall is looking for a part-time retail assistant/volunteer coordinator.

Information: http://www.pnb.org

Seattle, Washington + BoConcept Showcase Room 2 months

BoConcept Seattle wants to get involved in the art community by providing space to showcase art. We will be showcasing a different urban/contemporary artist every 2 months. On average we receive 1500 customers/month to our store which would be great additional exposure to any artist.
Guidelines: No prints or reproductions Must have a website or blog Artists are responsible for insurance BoConcept Bellevue is showcasing artists through Hallway Gallery.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: Must have an official website or blog, no prints or reproductions allowed
Budget: Free
Information: Email Cory Cory[at]boconceptseattle.com

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  •  funding grants and financial prizes/awards, available for individuals and groups
  •  public art commissions including integrated, master planning, purchase of existing pieces
  •  presentation opportunities for exhibition, performance or media, showcases, readings, contests
  •  professional development residencies, fiscal sponsorship, workshops, employment, internships, volunteer

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New York City, NY + Art Takes Time Square

On June 18th, more than a dozen of the most iconic video signs in Times Square will be made into an immense display of art. In concert with the Times Square Alliance and curatorial partner Chashama, a non-profit group for creative space transformation, Artists Wanted has produced Art Takes Times Square, a worldwide call for entries searching for inspired works by artists, designers, photographers and all creative talents from across the globe to determine one creative visionary whose artwork.
Artists Wanted is also awarding $16,000 in cash grants and printing a limited edition book on selected artists from the competition. Already, thousands of artists from 168 countries have applied and the public at large is invited to help choose the winner. Participants include Rossella Vanon, Fidencio Martinez, and Carter Hodgkin.

Deadline: May 25, 2012
Eligibility: Participation is free and open to artists 18+ years of age.
Budget: $16,000
Information: www.artistswanted.org/arttakestimessquare

Los Angeles, CA + Open Call for Artists

This call is open to artists from United States over the age of 18. Building Bridges International Art Exchange open for entries on March 1 2012, and will close May 30 2012. One artist will be selected by our jurors to be part of the International Exhibition and be eligible for a residency in Mexico during August 2012. 2012 International Exhibition & Residency in Mexico Call for Proposals Deadline for entry: May 30, 2012
Contact adcgallery@gmail.com if you are interested!

Deadline: May 30, 2012
Information: www.adccontemporarybridgesartexchange.org

Ogden, UT + Sculpture Garden Department of Visual Arts, Weber State University

Weber State University is requesting artists for the redesign of the Hall Sculpture Garden, adjacent to the Department of Visual Arts on the campus of Weber State University. The sculpture garden is used infrequently. The department and the University would like to invigorate the space and have it function in a way that is beneficial to students, faculty and campus visitors. Desired functions and changes to make the space more useful and inviting (partial list):
More shade to better protect the area from sun and weather; Use of sustainable building supplies for the project; Aesthetic use of plant materials i.e. trees could be a possible sun shade; Inviting and adjustable seating; Electronics to facilitate multi-media presentations on one of the outdoor walls; design to accommodate use as an outdoor class space (weather permitting)

Deadline: June 01, 2012, 12:00 PM
Eligibility: Artists residing in the US
Budget: $150,00.00
Information: http://departments.weber.edu or email Jim Jacobs jcjacobs[at]weber.edu

NM + Call for Art + Most of Us Die

Nectar Magazine is a fine art magazine looking for art related to "Most of Us Die". Magazine will be published in September, 2012.

Deadline: June 01, 2012, 12:00
Eligibility: Any medium of art or writing relating to the theme of "Most of Us Die"
Information: http://nectarnectar.com/ http://nectarnectar.com/

Los Altos Hills, CA + Suspended Lighting Installation

Foothill Community College invites artists and artist teams to develop an innovative and original “suspended lighting” feature with a science related theme. The fixture will be installed in the interior stairwell of the College’s new Physical Sciences and Engineering Center. The site for the proposed “suspended lighting” feature is located in the Physical Sciences and Engineering Center (PSEC). The PSEC is the future home of Foothill College’s Science Learning Institute (SLI) scheduled to open January 2013. Maximum weight of the suspended lighting element should not exceed 200 lbs. Finalists will be provided with additional architectural renderings and site specs. A slideshow of the PSEC building project can be viewed at: http://www.earthcam.com/client/FoothillCollege/

Deadline: June 01, 2012, 4:00 pm
Eligibility: Open to all professional artists and design professionals residing in the United States.
Budget: $30,000
Information: Email James Moore jamesmooreca[at]earthlink.net (Please include the words “Foothill College RFP” in the subject line)

Tondela/Portugal + Call for artists 2012

The ARTErra - Residências Rurais Artísticas (Portugal) is a host project that supports and encourage creating and produce art. The ARTErra is a rural art residency structure that support and encourage artistic creation and production.
Housed in a remarkably small rural village, you will find in ARTErra physical spaces and tools for the reception of the project / proposal of the artist or collective of different artistic disciplines. In addition to a house with several recreational areas and facilities, the ARTErra has a "creation yard" area where are the work spaces (sound studio and booth capturing, studio room, black & white box, glass room and atelier) framed by a garden, a small vegetable garden, an orchard and poultry. With privileged contacts with some institutions and companies try to enhance and ensure a artist in residency to respond the needs and expectations of the projects accepted. There currently are open nominations for the 2nd half of 2012. The application process is simple. Do not hesitate to contact us.

Deadline: June 08, 2012
Eligibility: artists
Information: www.arterra.weebly.com

Portugal + Call for Projects + ARTErra Residency

The ARTErra is a rural art residency structure that support and encourage artistic creation and production. Housed in a remarkably small rural village, you will find in ARTErra physical spaces and tools for the reception of the project / proposal of the artist or collective of different artistic disciplines.
The ARTErra is a rural art residency structure that support and encourage artistic creation and production. In addition to a house with several recreational areas and facilities, the ARTErra has a "creation yard" area where are the work spaces (sound studio and booth capturing, studio room, black & white box, glass room and atelier) framed by a garden, a small vegetable garden, an orchard and poultry. With privileged contacts with some institutions and companies try to enhance and ensure a artist in residency to respond the needs and expectations of the projects accepted. There currently are open nominations for the 2nd half of 2012. The application process is simple. Do not hesitate to contact us.

Location: Lobao da Beira,
Information: www.arterra.weebly.com or arterra.geral[at]gmail.com
Fee: 150€ 1 week 1 person approx.

Urbana, IL + Sculpture Competition

The Public Art League (PAL) in Champaign-Urbana, Illinois is seeking artists to participate in a Sculpture Exhibition. Selected sculptures will be installed in the community metro area and will serve as major visual anchor points, community identity and a statement that creativity and art are of vital importance to our existence in Central Illinois. The Public Art League (PAL) is a non-profit organization that advances public art in the Champaign-Urbana urban areas. PAL believes that supporting and promoting artists and engaging local individuals and businesses will create an active, arts-aware culture that enriches our community.
Contingent upon a successful fundraising campaign, the Public Art League will offer selected artists an honorarium in an amount not to exceed $1,500.00 to cover artist expenses such as the temporary lease of the artwork, transportation to and from the exhibition site, food & lodging, any insurance needed for artwork transport and exhibition, and artist fees for on-site availability during installation and de-installation. The League, the Cities of Champaign-Urbana and Business sponsors will provide logistical and staff support, site design parameters, and incur the costs associated with site preparation, the physical installation and promotional events and materials.

Deadline: June 08, 2012, 5:00 pm
Eligibility: Open to all professional visual artists, aged 18 and older, with public art experience.
Budget: $1,500 Honorarium + Sale Price
Information: www.publlicartleague.org or email Christine McClelland cmmcclelland[at]publicartleague.org

San Francisco, CA + Rapid Transit + Art Glass

In keeping with the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) guidelines to incorporate art into mass transit projects, the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART) is soliciting qualifications from professional artists with experience in producing architecturally scaled art glass in consideration of the commissioning of artwork for the new Oakland Coliseum Connector and the Oakland Airport BART Stations.
The Oakland Airport Connector (OAC) will link BART’s existing Coliseum Station with Oakland International Airport via an automated people mover system. Trains will leave every four to five minutes between the airport and the BART station, providing Oakland International Airport with a state-of-the-art train to plane connection.

Deadline: June 08, 2012, 4:00 pm
Eligibility: Professional artists residing in the United States who have successfully completed at least two permanent, architecturally scaled projects utilizing integrated art glass designed by the artist.
Budget: $200,000 each station
Information: http://bart.gov/about/projects/oac/news.aspx

Champaign-Urbana, IL + 2012 Sculpture Exhibition

The Public Art League (PAL) in Champaign-Urbana, Illinois is seeking artists to participate in a Sculpture Exhibition. Selected sculptures will be installed in the community metro area and will serve as major visual anchor points, community identity and a statement that creativity and art are of vital importance to our existence in Central Illinois. The Public Art League (PAL) is a non-profit organization that advances public art in the Champaign-Urbana urban areas. PAL believes that supporting and promoting artists and engaging local individuals and businesses will create an active, arts-aware culture that enriches our community.
The Sculpture Exhibition is open to all professional visual artists, aged 18 and older, with public art experience that is commensurate with this exhibition’s scope and budget. There are no mandated themes for the artwork. However, an important aspect of locating the artwork in a downtown metro area is to provide an identity for a cultural arts district.

Deadline: June 08, 2012, 5:00pm
Eligibility: Open to qualified professional visual artists age 18+.
Budget: Up to $1500 honorarium per selected artist.
Information: www.publicartleague.org or email Public Art League publicartleague[at]gmail.com

San Jose, CA + Art & Technology Artist Roster

ART + TECHNOLOGY ARTIST ROSTER The opportunities for artworks at the San Jose Airport’s terminal are based on an Art Activation Strategy enabling artists to create a range of projects within the airport environment, a highly secure place not devoted to art as its primary purpose. The strategy builds on flexible “Activated Art Platforms” defined by specific predetermined sites, provisioned with power and data, and mechanical structure to accommodate integration within the building. All sites have access to, and may benefit from, connection to an Art Server with pre-determined data feeds that can enable significant, unique curatorial opportunities.
Art + Technology is defined broadly; within the definition is a range of project types including, but not limited to: 2 and 3 dimensional art; static and dynamic work; projections; ambient and/or responsive audio work; active textiles or other active surfaces; screen-based; flat-panel displays or low-profile light boxes.

Deadline: June 11, 2012, MIDNIGHT
Eligibility: Open to all U.S. artists and artists who have current visas to work in the United States.
Budget: Range up to $150,000
Information: www.sanjoseculture.org

Lewiston, ID + Bicycle Racks

Beautiful Downtown Lewiston under the authority of the Lewiston Urban Renewal Agency is pleased to announce its call for artists for the Downtown Lewiston Streetscape Project as part of the redevelopment of 1st and 5th Streets in Lewiston, Idaho. This call for artists is for the design, construction and installation of up to eight (8) bicycle racks within the sidewalk along First and Fifth Streets within reconstructed project area. The sculpture and the parked bikes may not block pedestrian clear access or affect conformance with ADA or site clearances. Design may allow for bicycles to be supported by the rim.

Deadline: June 15, 2012
Eligibility: Open to all artists, designers and/or artist teams.
Budget: $20,000
Information: www.downtownlewistonstreetscape.com

Lewiston, ID + Library Benches

Beautiful Downtown Lewiston under the authority of the Lewiston Urban Renewal Agency is pleased to announce its call for artists for the Downtown Lewiston Streetscape Project as part of the redevelopment of 1st and 5th streets in Lewiston, Idaho. The call is for the design, construction and installation of up to twenty (20) benches within the sidewalk at the entrance to the future library building to be located on both sides of a central entrance focal point project.
The artwork should be a welcoming enhancement to the visual appearance of downtown. It should appeal to a broad range of people and be uplifting and stimulating to the spirit, intellect and physical senses.

Deadline: June 15, 2012
Eligibility: Open to all artists, designers and/or artist teams
Budget: $27,000
Information: www.downtownlewistonstreetscape.com

Owings Mills, MD + McDonogh School: Memorial to Honor Local Slaves

McDonogh School seeks to commission an artist to design an original outdoor, site-specific installation that will acknowledge and honor the African American slaves of the school’s founder. The intent of the memorial is to “honor those who contributed to the foundations of our school but who are not yet recognized.” The location for the memorial will be in a large open area near the Tagart Memorial Chapel on the grounds of McDonogh School. Candidates must be able to spend six months to a year working to conceive, design, and implement the memorial. In addition, candidates will be willing to work closely with students, faculty, and other members of the McDonogh School community.
Collaboration with the school community will likely take the form of a residency for two to three months during the academic year which will include an additional honorarium. Open to sculptors, architects, other visual arts professionals, experienced with the design and implementation of public art projects, as well as the management of installation costs.

Deadline: June 15, 2012
Eligibility: Open to professional or emerging artists, age 18+.
Budget: determined by commissioned artist
Information: www.mcdonogh.org or email Oletha DeVane odevane[at]mcdonogh.org

Conway, Arkansas + Juried Exhibition: MFA Biennial (National)

The Baum MFA Biennial is open to all recent graduates of an accredited Master of Fine Arts program in the visual arts, graduating in either 2011 or 2012; we are accepting entries in all media. Entrants must provide 7 images representative of a body of work to be exhibited in our galleries; please include a short statement about the work as well as a current resume or curriculum vitae.
Call for submissions by artists who have recently completed their MFA exhibit and degree in 2011 or 2012. The selected bodies of work will be featured in the Baum MFA Biennial exhibition scheduled for September 6—November 1, 2012. We are accepting entries in all media. There is a $30 non-refundable entry fee per artist.

Deadline: June 20, 2012
Eligibility: The Baum MFA Biennial is open to all recent graduates of an accredited Master of Fine Arts program in the visual arts, graduating in either 2011 or 2012
Information: www.uca.edu or email mailto:barclaym[at]uca.edu

International + Sylvia White Gallery Solo Exhibition Opportunity

Each year Sylvia White gallery offers a group and solo exhibition opportunity in our gallery. Three winners will be given solo exhibitions for July 2013.
This year all applications must be submitted through CaFE, callforentry.org, a division of WESTAF

Deadline: June 30, 2012, Midnight
Eligibility: All artists, over 18, painting, sculpture, photography, installation
Budget: Opening reception, professional installation and announcements
Information: www.artadvice.com

Ames, IA + Ames Intermodal Transportation Facility: temporary sculpture

The City of Ames invites sculpture submissions for a work to be exhibited in conjunction with the opening of the new Ames Intermodal Transportation Facility this summer of 2012.
The selected sculpture will be on display from August 2012 for up to three years No commission will be charged on any sale of the work. The City may choose to purchase the sculpture within the three-year exhibition period.

Deadline: June 30, 2012
Budget: $3,000 honorarium
Information: http://ames.patch.com or email Greg Fuqua gfuqua70[at]gmail.com

San Francisco, CA + Port Pier 92

The Port of San Francisco has retained the Arts Commission to assist in the commissioning of a public artwork to be located at Pier 92 along San Francisco's southern waterfront. Artwork opportunities may include a mural or kinetic artwork on the exterior wall of the northern grain silo or a lighting or multi-media project that illuminates or projects on the cranes or silos in the day or at night. The work should enliven the area and bring a sense of transformation to the site. The artwork should also have a visual impact from a distance and recognize the maritime and other areas of history of the site.

The artwork is considered a long-term temporary installation, expected to be in a place for a minimum of 5 years. The artwork will be reversible in that it may be painted over or removed.

Pier 92 is located at the entrance to the Bayview community and the artwork should make a strong visual statement in keeping with the gateway experience and industrial setting. The site is primarily an industrial area with shipping cranes and two large grain silos that have not been in use since the 1970s. While the majority of traffic along Cargo Way is industrial, the Blue Greenway project will create open spaces along the waterfront that will attract a diversity of activities for Bay Area residents and visitors to the City.

Deadline: July 09, 2012, 11:59 PM
Eligibility: Open to professional, practicing artists residing in the Western Regions of the United States.
Budget: $190,000
Information: www.sfartscommission.org

Tucson, AZ + Tucson Jewish Community Center Sculpture Garden Exhibition

The Tucson Jewish Community Center (TJCC) recently established an outdoor Sculpture Garden on its campus with a four-fold purpose in mind: to feature public spaces that celebrate the appreciation of sculpture; to create an atmosphere of tranquility; to promote educational opportunities; and to enhance community fellowship. In addition to the TJCC permanent collection and long-term loans of sculpture, an annual juried sculpture exhibition is designed to present works by local, national and international sculptors. The landscaped campus with views of surrounding mountain ranges lends itself to sculpture and evokes a meditative environment from within the city limits.
The Sculpture Exhibition will be comprised of up to 20 sculptures to be displayed on the TJCC campus. The TJCC will make every effort to site each work to its best advantage in consultation with the juror and, when possible, the artist. Concrete pads will be available for some sculptures while others will be situated on concrete or brick walkways or on nearby patios.

Deadline: July 30, 2012, 5:00 pm
Eligibility: Open to all artists.
Budget: N/A
Information: www.tucsonjcc.org/arts/sculpture-garden/call-to-artists/

Tucson, AZ + Tucson Jewish Community Center: Sculpture Exhibition

The Tucson Jewish Community Center is accepting applications for its 4th Annual Sculpture Exhibition, November 4, 2012 – October 1, 2013. All submissions should be appropriate for an outdoor, desert environment and will be available for sale with 35% commission to the TJCC. David Hoyt Johnson, Deputy Director of the Tucson Pima Arts Council, will jury this year’s show. In accordance with the mission of the TJCC, the Sculpture Garden welcomes the entire community.
The TJCC Sculpture Garden acquires and exhibits sculpture through donations to its permanent collection and long-term loans. Annual temporary exhibitions ensure the vitality and relevance of the garden on the local, regional and national art scenes. The work of both established and emerging artists is also featured.

Deadline: July 30, 2012, 5:00 p.m.
Eligibility: Open to all artists.
Information: www.tucsonjcc.org or email Lynn Davis sculpture[at]tucsonjcc.org

Pittsburgh, PA + The 12th Annual Art Inter/National, Here and Abroad... 2013

Art Inter/National is a celebration of artistic expression from all over the world. It's an exhibition that displays how the space one occupies both influences and guides the creative process.
One artist will receive the Best of Show Award. This artist is awarded Box Heart "Artist of the Year" and receives their own Solo Exhibition in the 2014 Exhibition Year. This includes Gallery Representation with Box Heart Gallery. 2002 Best of Show - Keith Wilde, United States (OH) 2003 Best of Show - Lynn Fero, United States (CA) 2004 Best of Show - Eric Landes, United States (MI) 2005 Best of Show - Vladimir Zuev, Russia 2006 Best of Show - Petra Voegtle, Germany 2007 Best of Show - Victoria Goro-Rapoport, Russia 2008 Best of Show - Erin Treacy - United States (MA) 2009 Best of Show - Lidia Simeonova - Bulgaria 2010 Best of Show - Chung (Fanky) Chak - China 2011 Best of Show - Nadim Sabella - Germany 2012 Best of Show - Kuzana Ogg - India 2013 Best of Show - TBD - January 2013 Artists that would like to be considered for an invitation to participate in the 2013 Art Inter/National Exhibition can begin submitting the proper materials to Box Heart Gallery on February 15, 2012. Applications are received until the deadline, November 1, 2012. Once all applications are received, review will begin. A maximum of twenty (20) artists will be invited to participate in the 2013 Art Inter/National Exhibition. All artists will be notified of those invited to participate before December 1, 2012.

Deadline: November 01, 2012, 5:00 PM
Eligibility: Regional, National, International
Budget: Does not apply
Information: http://www.boxheart.org/nn/exhib.html

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Port Angeles, WA + Executive Director/Curator position

The Port Angeles Fine Arts Center is looking for a dynamic director/curator, a visionary to lead it into its second quarter century. The ideal candidate should have a successful history of management in the visual arts and an established network of contacts in the Pacific Northwest art world.
The position requires continuous multi-tasking between management, curatorial and developmental functions. Candidates need strong writing and speaking skills, fluency with computers (MS Office, Adobe Creative Suite, FileMaker), fiscal resourcefulness, personal ease and leadership acumen in working with the board of directors, a variety of dedicated volunteers, municipal officials and the general public. Above all the director needs a passion for fostering the role of art in the community and growing a unique facility that many regard as “a jewel of the Olympic Peninsula.”

Date: July 1 prospective strat date
Location: Port Angeles, WA
Information: www.pafac.org

Seattle, Washington + Display Your Art in the Fremont Abbey

The Fremont Abbey Art Center is giving artists the opportunity to display art in their thriving arts center. The Fremont Abbey is a non-profit, non religious arts organization and events venue. The Abbey will be selecting one artist every two months to display work in their cafe. The first show will go up February 1st, 2012
The Fremont Abbey Arts Center is a high traffic area. They host concerts, classes and special events. Promotion opportunities are available, as well as selling the art. Artists keep 100% of the profit. There is space available for 5 to 10 pieces depending on size. Gallery tracks are available for display purposes. Participants will have opportunities bring in different art to refresh their display throughout the two months. The Fremont Abbey hopes that their venue would provide inspiration for the community and give opportunities to artists. All submissions for the first cycle must be made by January 23rd To show your art at the Abbey, please email the following information: -Name -Phone Number -Email -Attach 3 pictures of the art (please limit the image size to 1MB) -Link to portfolio if possible. NOTE: The Fremont Abbey is an all ages, all inclusive venue, and will not accept art that does not fit appropriately in this setting. Due to frequent public events at the Fremont Abbey Arts Center, we cannot guarantee the protection of valuable items. 501(c)3 Nonprofit | Nonreligious | Since 2005 | 4272 Fremont Ave North, Seattle, WA 98103 206-414-8325

Deadline: on-going
Information: Email Fremont Abbey gallery[at]fremontabbey.org

Lacey, WA + State Department of Ecology Headquarters Building Exhibits

The Art In Ecology program offers ongoing opportunities for northwest artists to exhibit their work in two galleries and a variety of large, light-filled, and spacious public setting fitted with professional quality hardware and lighting systems. Artwork with some relation to the environment, natural or social is encouraged. No commissioning funds available or commission fees taken.
The work will be seen by over 1300 employees and countless visitors. Announcements for the show are published regionally. Proposals for shows are reviewed as they are tendered. Interested artists are encouraged to schedule a tour of the facility.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: No geographical eligibility restrictions listed.
Budget: N/A
Information: Jeffree Stewart jste461[at]ecy.wa.gov

Tacoma, WA + Spaceworks

Spaceworks Tacoma is an initiative to activate empty storefronts and vacant space. The initiative makes no- and low-cost temporary space available to artists, fledgling creative entrepreneurs, organizations, and community groups who transform vacant spaces through artist residencies and creative enterprises. There are currently 2 tracks available as part of this application: Creative Enterprise and Artist Residency.

CREATIVE ENTERPRISE This program provides designers, crafters, consultants and other fledgling entrepreneurs with the chance to test new products and services in a physical space. We are currently looking for artists who can move into spaces on a rolling basis for three or six month durations.

SPECIAL PROJECTS This program offers dedicated practicing artists the chance to pursue projects and develop work in any discipline for up to six months. This could include individual artist residencies, but preference will be given to especially active projects.

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis as space becomes available. Priority will be given to applications that are received first. Applicants are encouraged to contact Spaceworks staff to check on the status of their application or to refine their proposal concept.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: Open to artists residing in WA.
Budget: N/A
Information: spaceworkstacoma.wordpress.com or email Rebecca Solverson rsolverson[at]cityoftacoma.org

Canby, OR + Canby Public Library: Rotating Exhibits

Artwork must be appropriate for public display and be framed in a professional manner that is compatible with the Arakawa Hanging System.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: No geographical eligibility restrictions listed.
Budget: N/A
Information: Hanna Hofer 503.266.3393

Seattle, WA + Fremont Store-Frontal Exposure

Fremont Store-Frontal Exposure: Activating Vacant Store Fronts with Art! If you are interested in showing some of your work in an empty Fremont storefront, get in touch with this group via the email listed below.
Although Mylinda Sneed already has a list of more than a dozen artists interested in future displays, she’s encouraging others to get in touch with her. The biggest obstacle so far is finding property owners who are willing to allow their empty spaces to become stages for art.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: No geographical eligibility restrictions listed.
Budget: N/A
Information: Fremont Store-Frontal Exposure fremontexposure[at]gmail.com

Shoreline, WA + Shoreline City Hall Gallery: Small Sculptures

Seeking small sculpture for 5 pedestals with secure vitrines in the Gallery at City Hall, each 16" high max. Quarterly rotating exhibits also include 2-D work by three or four artists per show starting February 2012.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: Open to artists in the Puget Sound region.
Budget: N/A
Information: Ros Bird rbird[at]shorelinewa.gov

Bainbridge Island, WA + Public Art Committee volunteers

Project volunteers and committee members needed to support the City’s Public Art Program managed by the Bainbridge Island Arts & Humanities Council.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: No geographical eligibility restrictions listed.
Budget: N/A
Information: Janice Shaw pub-art[at]artshum.org

Seattle, WA + Small Sparks Fund

The Small Sparks Fund provides awards up to $1,000 to support community members in becoming civically engaged. Projects can include neighborhood organizing, membership expansion or numerous other types of activities. Open to formal and informal neighborhood and grassroots community groups with annual organizational budgets of less than $25,000.
All projects must demonstrate its capacity to build a stronger and healthier community, and must: Provide a public benefit and be free and open to all members of the public; Emphasize self-help, with project ideas initiated, planned and implemented by the neighbors and community members who will themselves be impacted by the project; Demonstrate community match; Occur within the Seattle city limits.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: Open to organizations within the City of Seattle
Budget: up to $1,000 - varies by award
Information: www.seattle.gov or email Neighborhood Matching Fund NMFund[at]seattle.gov

Seattle, WA + Sound Transit: U-Link Project – Temporary Public Art and Events

Sound Transit is looking for ideas for community events or a temporary public art display during the different phases of construction for the University Link, from downtown to the UW.
Sound Transit is open to good ideas, particularly from groups and organizations who could marshal the resources for success. Sound Transit will work with them on the details. The parameters are simple - no alcohol, no commercial use, and mindful of how public funds are being spent.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: No geographical eligibility restrictions listed.
Budget: N/A
Information: Jennifer Lemus jennifer.lemus[at]soundtransit.org

Woodinville, WA + Existing Outdoor Sculpture Exhibits

Outdoor sculpture is wanted for display at city parks and local businesses. Submittals must be appropriate for public viewing.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: No geographical eligibility restrictions listed.
Budget: N/A
Information: Brenda Eriksen brendae[at]ci.woodinville.wa.us

Woodinville, WA + PAAC Exhibition Opportunities

The Woodinville Public Arts Advisory Committee seeks submissions to exhibit work in Woodinville. The PAAC is looking for all types of art such as paintings, photography and drawings to 3D and small sculpture for indoor displays. Outdoor sculpture is also wanted for displaying at local parks and businesses. Submittals must be appropriate for public viewing.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: Open to artists residing in WA.
Budget: N/A
Information: Brenda Eriksen brendae[at]ci.woodinville.wa.us

Seattle, WA + South Seattle Community College Art Gallery

South Seattle Community College seeks proposals for the exhibition of artwork in all media, with particular emphasis on new and emerging local artists. National artists may apply. Scheduling is done at least one year in advance. The mission of the South Seattle Community College Art Gallery is to introduce students and the community at large to unique artists and their works. Receptions are given to afford the opportunity of interacting with the artists.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: No geographical eligibility restrictions listed
Budget: N/A
Information: Tracy Cilona tcilona[at]sccd.ctc.edu

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Lisle, IL + Morton Arboretum Outdoor Sculpture Exhibits

The Morton Arboretum, 25 miles west of Chicago, is seeking large-scale outdoor sculpture exhibits beginning in 2009. We encourage inquiries from artists whose work relates to our core themes--trees, shrubs, natural habitats, and the creatures that inhabit them in the upper Midwest.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: No eligibility restrictions listed.
Budget: N/A
Information: Anamari Golf agolf[at]mortonarb.org

San Diego, CA + Public Art Consultant Registry

This list is posted as a courtesy to private developers who seek the assistance of professional art consultants in meeting the requirements of the City of San Diego's "Art in Private Development" ordinance. This list is not juried. The list is organized by the geographic location where the consultant is based. However, most consultants work around the country and abroad.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: No eligibility restrictions listed.
Budget: N/A
Information: www.greenriver.edu or email Dana Springs dsprings[to]sandiego.gov

Palm Desert, CA + Artist Registry

Submissions are accepted on an ongoing basis and juried into the registry. Unfortunately, we no longer are accepting two dimensional artwork proposals, except for muralists, because most of all the commissions are for out-of-doors sculpture and exterior treatments.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: No eligibility restrictions listed.
Budget: N/A
Information: cityofpalmdesert.com or email Deborah Schwartz dschwartz[at]cityofpalmdesert.org

Hartford, CT + Art in Public Spaces Slide Bank

The Art in Public Spaces Slide Bank at the Connecticut Commission on Culture & Tourism is a catalogue of photographic slides used to select artists and craftspeople for public art commissions. Artists slides are on file along with background information, resumes, reviews, press articles, and price lists.
The Art in Public Spaces Slide Bank is the primary resource for selecting artists for the Art in Public Spaces program. Registration in the Art in Public Spaces Slide Bank is required in order to be eligible for Art in Public Spaces projects. Artists may register at any time. With one entry, artists registered are automatically reviewed and considered for every pubic art project in their discipline category.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: No eligibility restrictions listed.
Budget: N/A
Information: www.ct.gov or email Tamara Dimitri Tamara.Dimitri[to]ct.gov

Tallahassee, FL + Art In State Buildings Registry

The Art in State Buildings Program acquires artwork for new public facilities built with state funds. The program requires that up to .5% of the construction appropriation be set aside to acquire artwork for permanent display in, on or around the facility. Since the program began in 1979, more than 1,000 works of art have been purchased or commissioned.
Participating artists must have resumes which illustrate that they have met two of the following criteria: 1.the artist's works are included in private, public, corporate or museum collections; 2.the artist has received awards, grants or fellowships; 3.the artist has completed other public commissions on a similar scale; 4.the artist has participated in exhibitions at major museums or galleries.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: No eligibility restrictions listed.
Budget: N/A
Information: www.florida-arts.org or email Lee Modica lmodica[at]dos.state.fl.us

New York, NY + Percent for Art Registry

The New York Department of Cultural Affairs, along with NY Culture of the City of New York, are accepting application for the Percent for Art Program Artist Registry. The percent for art program commissions permanent works of art by local, national, and international artists for NYC construction projects. Project budgets are inclusive of the artist's design fee which is generally 20% of the overall budget.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: No eligibility restrictions listed.
Budget: varies by project
Information: www.nyc.gov or email percent[at]culture.nyc.gov

Mount Dora, FL + Public Artist Registry

The City of Mount Dora is currently soliciting professional artists for the purpose of creating a database of qualified artists that will be utilized in the commissioning of public art by the Public Arts Commission. The Call to Artists is open to all artists of visual art conceived in any medium, material, or combination thereof. The database will also be a resource for private developers in selecting capable artists to create public art for private developments to meet the requirements of Public Art in Mount Dora.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: No eligibility restrictions listed.
Budget: N/A
Information: www.mountdorapublicarts.com or email plandev[at]cityofmountdora.com

Long Beach, CA + Traffic Signal Control Cabinets

For over 45 years, the mission of the Long Beach Redevelopment Agency has been to enhance the quality of life of the community. The Agency is pleased to announce an opportunity for artists to paint and transform selected traffic signal control cabinets into pieces of art that bring a sense of community to the neighborhoods. Open to all experienced professional painters/muralists.
Artists will primarily focus on the creation of murals for selected utility boxes throughout the city with final design approval from the Agency. The Agency will enter into contracts with the most qualified artists on an as-needed basis.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: No geographical eligibility restrictions listed.
Budget: $1,500 to $2,500 (per utility box)
Information: www.artspca.org

St. Paul, MN + Western Park: 2 Year Exhibits

Western Sculpture Park is located in the heart of the City’s most densely populated and diverse neighborhood. It is open during daylight hours year-round. Western features pre-existing sculptures works loaned by artists and installations created on site. The exhibition is produced by Public Art Saint Paul with support from private funders. Public Art Saint Paul covers costs associated with shipment, installation and liability insurance coverage.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: No eligibility restrictions listed.
Budget: $2,000 stipend.
Information: www.publicartstpaul.org

Jackson Hole, WY + Public artSPOT Project

At the gateway to Jackson Hole WY, a dormant gasoline station sign has been converted into a public art venue, displaying 2-D and sculptural works. The project is seeking artwork for an ongoing exhibition. Artists should consider the temporary exhibition of the art, creating work from recycled, reused and repurposed materials (although this is only a suggestion). A stipend is available to offset the cost of transportation or materials. A complete listing and additional information can be found on the website.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: No eligibility restrictions are listed.
Budget: N/A
Information: Carrie Geraci cgeraci[at]gmail.com or Karen Stewart Karen[at]artassociation.org

Hillsborough County, FL + Art in Public Places Program Registry

Artists with proficiency in planning, creating and implementing public art are encouraged to apply to the registry.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: No eligibility restrictions listed.
Budget: N/A
Information: www.hillsboroughcounty.org

Memphis, TN + UrbanArt Commission: Artist Registry

You are cordially invited to join the Artists' Registry of UrbanArt's new website. This tool is provided to you as a means to introduce new audience to the work of visual artists working in all media, as well as fabricators, designers, architects, and curators of art in the public realm.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: No eligibility restrictions listed.
Budget: N/A
Information: urbanart.rfbeta.com or email UrbanArt Commission info[at]urbanartcommission.org

International, Publication + Public Art Dialogue

The Editors of Public Art Dialogue are now inviting submissions for all sections of the journal. All article, essay, artist's statement, and book review submissions must be double-spaced, have numbered pages, and strictly follow the MLA endnote format (when notes are used). We are seeking scholarly articles, essays, book reviews and artist projects which are unique artworks and/or art interventions designed specifically for the pages of Public Art Dialogue.
Articles presenting new information or interpretations of subjects pertaining to the theme of the issue. There will be opportunities for open issues without specific, predetermined themes as well. Essays are opinion pieces, comparable to position papers that advocate a particular approach (theoretical or otherwise) to the subject. Artist projects should relate to the theme of a particular issue and treat the journal itself as a site/space for public art. Links to web-based works are also acceptable.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: Open to all working in the field of public art.
Budget: N/A
Information: www.tandf.co.uk or email Mary Tinti tinti00[at]yahoo.com

Denton, TX + University of North Texas: Artist Registry

The Artist Registry provides art and design professionals an opportunity to express interest in providing small and/or large-scale artworks for public spaces, both interior and exterior, at the University of North Texas. By submitting contact information, professional qualifications, and images, artists become part of a registry used by UNT in the APPP selection process for purchasing or commissioning works of art for the UNT campus.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: Open to all art and design professionals.
Budget: N/A
Information: art.unt.edu or email Tracee Robertson tracee.robertson[at]unt.edu

Philadelphia, PA + Public Artist Registry

The Artist Registry allows artists to participate by maintaining a record of their work with the Philadelphia Public Art Program. Public Art staff, panelists, architects, and City agencies will consult the Artist Registry as opportunities become available. Public art opportunities will still be announced via email and posted on our website; the registry will be used in addition to City selection processes. Some opportunities will be limited to artists residing in the greater Philadelphia region.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: Open to all professional artists.
Budget: N/A
Information: www.phila.gov or email Theresa Rose theresa.rose[at]phila.gov

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 and around downtown San Rafael, CA.

Deadline: on-going
Eligibility: No eligibility restrictions listed
Budget: N/A
Information: www.artworksdowntown.org or email Phyllis Thelen pbthelen[at]comcast.net

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King County, WA + Heritage Collections Care

4Culture understands that Collections Care is a fundamental function for any organization holding materials in the public trust. This annual program provides support for projects that promote and encourage professional standards and practices in the collection, preservation, assessment and perpetual care of historic and cultural materials, artifacts, records and information pertaining to the heritage of King County.

It supports projects throughout King County, recognizing strategic planning as a foundation for effective collections stewardship; and promotes collections care as a high priority within institutional missions.

Deadline: June 27, 2012, 5:00 pm
Eligibility: Nonprofit organizations located in King County holding historic collections in the public trust
Information: www.4Culture.org

King County, WA + Landmark Challenge Grants

4Culture's Landmark Challenge Grants support "bricks and mortar" projects involving buildings, structures, sites, objects, and districts that have been officially designated as landmarks in any and every community in King County, WA, including the city of Seattle and Bothell. This program does require a one-to-one cash match, with a minimum request of $10,000. 4Culture supports this program with interest earned on the investment of Lodging Tax funds.

Deadline: July 11, 2012, 5pm, PST
Eligibility: See program guidelines page.
Information: www.4culture.org/apply/landmarkchallenge

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Statewide, Washington + National Preservation Conference Scholarships

The Washington Trust for Historic Preservation is offering scholarships to the National Preservation Conference "Beyond Boundaries" to be held in Spokane October 31-November 3, 2012. For an application, please visit our website at http://preservewa.org/National-Preservation-Conference-Spokane.aspx or contact Anne Holland at aholland[at]preservewa.org.

Deadline: June 21, 2012
Information: http://preservewa.org/National-Preservation-Conference-Spokane.aspx

Your Town, WA + Call for Presenters: Remembering Century 21: A Community Celebration

Call for Presenters: MOHAI is now accepting proposals for Remembering Century 21: A Community Celebration, to be held at the Center House on the Seattle Center campus on Saturday, September 29th, 2012. It will be a day-long celebration and conference featuring original historical research exploring Seattle’s 1962 World’s Fair, the Century 21 Exposition, and seeks to debut the work of Remembering Century 21 participants, interrogate the meanings of the fair through multiple perspectives, and contemplate the Fair’s impact on our community today. Potential presentations should clearly demonstrate original historical research on a topic related to the Century 21 Exposition. Preference will be given to submitters who have attended at least one Remembering Century 21 workshop or seminar.
To submit a proposal, please request a form from Helen Divjak, fill it out and send it in by Monday, August 20, 2012. Submitters will be notified of their acceptance to present by Friday, September 8th, 2012. All accepted presenters will be provided with complimentary registration to the Celebration.

Information: Questions should be directed to: Helen Divjak (206) 324-1126, Ext. 30.

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New Orleans, LA + Collections Management & Practices Workshop

Collections Management & Practices Workshop - Learn about your institution’s responsibility toward its collections through policies, procedures, and best practices. With an emphasis on shoestring budgets, become familiar with current collection-care issues and trends; the role of collections in exhibition and interpretation; the basic steps of collections management from acquisition to disposal; professional standards and ethics, and resources available for collections preservation.
This workshop is targeted to new professionals and dedicated volunteers with responsibility for collections. $20 discount if fee is received by May 16!

Date: June 13-14, 2012
Location: Hotel le Marais, 717 Conti, New Orleans, LA 70130
Information: www.aaslh.org/collwork
Fee: $250 members/$325 nonmembers

Atlanta, GA + Collections Camp: Military History

This three-day workshop will focus on the care, conservation, and exhibition of military artifacts in museum collections, specifically from the 19th-century. Spend time working with conservators and curators to learn how to be better stewards of your military history collection.
This workshop is intended for museum staff and volunteers who work in any type of museum that has collections of a military nature. $20 discount if fee is received by May 23!

Date: June 27-29, 2012
Location: Staybridge Suites Atlanta-Buckhead, 540 Pharr Rd., Atlanta, GA 30305
Information: www.aaslh.org/ColCampMilHistory
Fee: $280 members/$355 nonmembers

Your Town, USA + Small Museum Scholarship Application

The American Association for State and Local History will hold its 2012 Annual Meeting in Salt Lake City, Utah. This year, participants will explore the empowering, challenging and special connections between people and place. AASLH’s Small Museums Committee is offering scholarships to any AASLH members who are full-time, part-time, paid, or volunteer employees of small museums. The $500 scholarship will cover the cost of the conference registration and the Small Museums luncheon. Any remaining funds may be used to offset travel and/or lodging expenses. To qualify, the applicant must work for a museum with a budget of $250,000 or less. They also must either be an individual AASLH member or work for an institutional member. Application forms are available at www.aaslh.org/SmallMuseums.
The deadline for applications is June 30. The committee will email award winners by July 15.

Information: For questions, please contact Bruce Teeple, Small Museum Scholarship Subcommittee Chair at mongopawn44[at]hotmail.com

Your Town, USA + Museum Assessment Program Application

The American Association of Museums provides guidance in meeting priorities and goals and understanding how your museum compares to standards and best practices. Since 1981, the Museum Assessment Program (MAP) has helped museums maintain and improve operations through a confidential, consultative process. Participating in MAP can help: prioritize goals so you can allocate resources wisely, document your needs so that you can make a stronger case to funders, provide recommendations on ways to become an even stronger institution. In less than a year, your museum can complete a self-study, have a site visit by a peer reviewer and begin implementing recommendations.

Information: www.aam-us.org/museumresources/map/apply.cfm

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