Ogden City’s Public Art Program seeks to commission an artist or artist team to work with the Ogden City Arts administration and the Ogden City Arts Advisory Committee to explore public art opportunities for the Corner Plaza Redesign Project. The selected artist or artist team will help design and create public art that will be placed on the site or be integrated into the plaza design. The selected artist or artist team will be expected to collaborate with The Corner Plaza Design team and Ogden City Arts.

Norfolk Arts and Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeast Virginia (BGCSEVA) have received a grant from Bloomberg Philanthropies to create three art interventions, one in each of the three Norfolk Police Patrol Districts. The artwork will remake the streets, improve public safety, inspire people, draw in visitors, and enhance residents’ quality of life creating more vibrant streets for everyone.
We want to hire *one artist or artist team to develop and create asphalt art on Bland Street near Sewells Point Road in the Second Patrol Division. Bland Street is adjacent to an open space that will be the home of a future neighborhood park. For the past 6 years Norfolk police officers have engaged with BGCSEVA in the Cops And Kids Eating (CAKE) program. The selected artist will work with the Five Points community, Boys & Girls Club members, the police, and dance professionals to develop the street artwork design. The design should include elements that can be painted by the community during an art installation event scheduled for Saturday, October 24, 2020.
The artwork should be beautiful and meaningful and specific to the neighborhood to enrich the community, support the pedestrian experience and police relations. The design should take into consideration social distancing and allow for participants to paint and engage 6’ apart. The final design will be used as a location for police and the community to participate in street dancing and engage in art activities. Citizens will engage with the police and city staff to develop individual relationships, breakdown misperceptions and provide feedback about the hopes for their community and the new park.

Create a gateway sculpture for one of Raleigh’s major midtown corridor, or a series of episodic interventions along the corridor.
Up to three semi-finalists will be selected for interviews. Artists who are traveling to Raleigh from out of town will be paid a $1000 stipend. (NOTE this may not be an option with the Coronavirus situation). Artists who live within a 100 mile radius or who interview via video-conference will be paid a $250 stipend.

This project is a partnership between the Northside Development Group and Northside Gateway Art Committee to commission an iconic outdoor artwork for the new gateway plaza of the 500 Northside Station building located at 400 Howard Street at the corner of Howard Street and College Street in Spartanburg, SC. The artwork, to be designed and installed for public enjoyment and engagement, will be a visual extension of a community’s endeavors to become a “safe, vibrant, healthy community.”

Paint a mural in California:
Interior Grand Staircase mural proposal in the renovated Vasché Library Building at CSU Stanislaus University The mural is projected to be on the south wall in the Library lobby near the staircase and approximately 805 sf in size.

Create stand alone or integrated artwork along the Marsh Creek & Trawick Corridor.
Up to three semi-finalists will be selected for interviews. Artists who are traveling to Raleigh from out of town will be paid a $1000 stipend. (NOTE this may not be an option with the Coronavirus situation). Artists who live within a 100 mile radius or who interview via video-conference will be paid a $250 stipend.

Project Overview The Marsh Creek Road and Trawick Road corridor provide access to Wilburn Elementary School, Marsh Creek Park, and frequent transit on Capital Boulevard. However, these two streets have little to no pedestrian or cycling infrastructure to facilitate a multi-modal transportation system.