The Bay Oaks Public Art Planning Committee seeks artwork that will speak to the strength and resiliency of the community, make a statement, and serve as one of the pinnacles of Ocean View. It should enhance, but not mimic, what is already there, be natural and organic, stimulate thought and inspire viewers to get out of their cars to experience the park.
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The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Public Art Commission is seeking an artist to design and create a permanent centerpiece artwork for Merschel Park in downtown Winston-Salem.

The International Association of Fire Fighters Local Chapter 68 seeks to commission an artist to create a mural to bring attention to the Norfolk headquarters located at 5691 E. Virginia Beach Blvd. The building sits at the busy off-ramp and is visible from the Military Highway overpass. The final artwork should have a fire fighter theme that represents the organization and includes gender and racial diversity as well as the dual duties of firefighting and emergency medical services. The mural should show a unique perspective that is different from the traditional firefighter themes often represented.
More information here: Fire Union Call to Artists (002)

The Norfolk Public Art Commission
and the Richard A. Tucker Memorial Library Planning Committee seek to commission an artist to design and create artwork.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The Planning Committee wants the artwork to tell the story of the rich culture and history of Campostella and make a statement about the people that live here and their contributions to society. Residents should connect with and see themselves in the artwork. The work should be a bold statement, thought-provoking, and represent and connect with this strong neighborhood. This is an opportunity to address history and the untold stories of the past while pointing to the future. Campostella has embraced STEM ideals in their schools and in this library.

PROJECT SITE: The Richard A. Tucker Memorial Library will be located on a large corner parcel surrounded by native vegetation and wetlands and adjacent to the new Southside Aquatics Center. There are plans to develop a nature walk and recreation area making the entire acreage into a multi-use public space. The new library will include a Nature Explorium, which will be an outdoor nature classroom. The front corner of the lot is open for future development and/or an entry gateway. We imagine the artwork will be located at the front of the new building, scheduled to open in late spring 2020 but multiple pieces/sites are acceptable to best tell the story.
Overall site plan
Picture of Libary

SIZE/MEDIUM: The artwork will be pedestrian scale. Artist should assume artwork will be touched and must be durable and of permanent materials.
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Richard Tucker RFQ with Site Plan

City of Norfolk’s Department of Communication, Norfolk Arts Bureau, is currently seeking two Recreation Activities Instructors. The Recreation Activities Instructors will work as artists with the 2019 Norfolk Emerging Leader summer program. Work involves teaching practical art skills and positive work habits to emerging apprentice artists.

Norfolk Arts is dedicated to creating a rich, diverse environment that reflects, celebrates and welcomes all to experience the arts. Norfolk Arts strives to unite, energize, prompt dialogue, and inspire the unique character of Norfolk.

Hiring Salary: $25.00 per hour
Work day: 1/2 days starting in June. The NEL Program will run for 7 weeks. During this time you are expected to instruct for a 4 hour time period either 8:30am-12:30pm or 1:00pm-5:00pm. You will also be required to work prior to the beginning of the program creating your design, preparing your budget and materials list, etc. Additional hours may be allowed at the end of the program or outside of the 4 hour work day as needed. You will be given a specific budget to allow for materials, actual hours worked and installation. You will consult with a VA licensed contractor and be given an estimate re: installation. A City engineer will assist as needed.

Requires some Visual Arts, Public Art, and/or teaching experience.

The preferred candidate will possess a Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts.

This is an opportunity to be the first artist or artist team to create a public art Gateway of a size and scale that has never before been done in the City of Lake Oswego! The City of Lake Oswego through its agent, the Arts Council of Lake Oswego, seeks proposals for a commissioned public art gateway at Highway 43 and Terwilliger Boulevard. This project will produce a public art work to define the Northeastern gateway (entrance) into Lake Oswego. This art work will be a marker of boundary as people cross from one place into another and shall invoke a sense of place and be associated with the identity of Lake Oswego. The site is accessible from Highway 43 and Southwest Terwilliger Boulevard and is flanked by Tryon Creek State Park to the east and Tryon Cove Park to the west. Though accessible mainly by vehicular traffic, there are also bike and walking paths adjacent to the proposed site.