STL Airport 2020 Legacy Project [St. Louis, MO] St. Louis Lambert International Airport (“the Airport”), owned and operated by the City of St. Louis, is seeking qualifications from artists and artist teams to create an original work of art for a highly visible two-story wall in the C-Concourse Checkpoint/Exit area of Terminal 1. The project coincides with the 100-year anniversary of aviation at the current Airport site.

The City of Charleston Office of Public Art (COPA) and the Charleston Main Streets (CMS) is requesting qualifications from artists for the design and implementation of a mural on Charleston’s
West Side.

The Golden Triangle Business Improvement District (BID) and the Smithsonian American Women’s History Initiative invite you to submit your qualifications to be considered for a public art project to be installed along Connecticut Avenue in 2020. Seeking one project that aims to pay tribute to women and their history in our shared public spaces.
Both new and existing works are eligible.

Boise City invites public artists to apply for an opportunity to design and fabricate public artwork for a significant, historic and cultural site: the Erma Hayman House. The artwork shall serve as a visual narrative about the neighborhood’s history.

City of Camden, Cooper’s Ferry Partnership (CFP), and Rutgers—Camden Center for the Arts (RCCA) released a Request for Proposal (RFP) seeking artists to contribute to the community artistic social impact project, “A New View.”
The City, CFP, and RCCA welcome applications from visual and performing artists with a track record of demonstrating their ability to work at a scale commensurate with outdoor sites, using materials, spaces, and time in a transformative way to reinforce the perception of the city as a place of creative possibility.

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The artwork should resonate with the EVMS brand, showing creativity, innovation and imagination. The work should be fresh, forward-thinking, expansive and airy, clean, approachable and welcoming, clear and purposeful. Artists may want to work with light and reflection capitalizing on all the glass in the building and showcasing the sculpture at night. We hope the artwork will become an icon for the city as well as for the whole campus creating a notable sense of place.

PROJECT SITE: The new building is located adjacent to downtown Norfolk, VA along one of the busiest thoroughfares near the Elizabeth River waterfront. It takes up an entire corner of the medical complex that includes Sentara Norfolk General Hospital and Children’s Hospital of The King’s Daughters. The Red Cross, Public Health, and other important medical facilities are nearby. A prime location for the artwork is at the front of Waitzer Hall at the corner of Brambleton and Colley Avenues. This corner is an epicenter for the region and a gateway to the campus with good site lines down Children’s Lane all the way though the medical campus. Brambleton Avenue is a major artery not just for Norfolk but for the entire Hampton Roads region. An average of 31,000 cars drive past this corner every day. Thousands come to the campus and the building every day. The artwork will be viewed by pedestrians, vehicular traffic, as well as from the inside of the building by students seeking momentary relief from the hectic classroom. The artwork will be located in front of the 11-story tower of Waiter Hall. An image of the new building and site plan are attached.

SIZE/MEDIUM: The artwork should make a bold statement and be at a scale to complement the building. It must be constructed of durable, permanent materials that are safe and easily maintained. Artwork should be constructed and operate to the highest level of sustainability.

2020 LEGACY PROJECT: REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS
St. Louis Lambert International Airport (“the Airport”), owned and operated by the City of St. Louis, is seeking qualifications from artists and artist teams to create an original work of art for a highly visible two-story wall in the C-Concourse Checkpoint/Exit area of Terminal 1. The project coincides with the 100-year anniversary of aviation at the current Airport site. The project will provide a new focal point for visitors, passengers, and employees as the Airport celebrates its extensive past and bright future.