Hello and happy new year!
I’m looking for examples of public art in courthouses and also examples of community engagement activities associates with such projects. Placemaking projects are of particular interest.
Thanks for your assistance.
Leslie
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Re: 2020 Annual Convention Session Proposal.
by Jennifer Murray (10 Sep 2019 23:43 UTC)
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Glenn,
I am also in to assist with the session “Embracing the Amateur, The Future to Art Worldwide”. This is an important topic and as a long time gallery owner and art consultant feel I could bring this angle to the topic.
Warm regards,
Jen Jones Murray
Art Program Manager | Jacksonville Aviation Authority
Art Appraiser, Consultant & Web Designer | JJM Creative
Glenn,
Sounds like a great topic. I did not go to art school myself. About five years ago I rented a small studio. There were 23 other studios and it was great to see how people who worked for the government, were realtors,
worked for non profits or were recovering lawyers etc blossomed as artists.
I would be into working on this topic. I think its a great one. What do you have in mind?
Charles Bergen AIA LEED AP
Anyone want to work on this topic?
I want to see a session entitled "Embracing the Amateur. The Future to Art Worldwide" I strongly believe that artists, performers, writers, designers, inventors, etc will be and support subcultures that provide
the escape from the world's coming mono-culture.
Glenn Weiss
Director, Public Art Program
Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville
Public Art Project Managers Available for Assistance
Dear members,
You’ll see this notice (below) tomorrow when it goes out officially, but we wanted to make sure you got to see it first! It’s Annual Convention session proposals time—and to get that rolling we’ve also unveiled some important information
about the 2020 Annual Convention in Washington, DC!
The 2020 Annual Convention is embracing some major, exciting changes in programming and format—and the first step in that is the release of a new Session Proposals process, which is open right now!
So check it out below, click on the various links to learn more about the two concurrent conferences that now make up the Annual Convention (What?! you say—take a look below!), and start thinking about your perfect session proposal!
The deadline for session proposals is October 2, 2019—we’re looking forward to hearing from you!
Keep well,
Clay Lord and Patricia Walsh
PS – If you have questions about the proposals process or the Convention, please don’t hesitate to reach out—we’re atclord@artsusa.org and pwalsh@artsusa.org.
Thanks!
From: Americans for the Arts
Sent: September 5, 2019
Subject: 2020 Annual Convention Session Proposals Now Open!
SNEAK PEEK
Annual Convention 2020
Session Proposals Now Open!
Featuring New Conference Structures and Proposal Process
Submit your session proposals for the
2020 Americans for the Arts Annual Convention! We want you and your ideas to take center stage in a national dialogue about the role of the arts in community life!
LOCAL TO GLOBAL. In 2020, the Annual Convention will land in Washington, D.C., for the first time in nearly 20 years. As one of the most historically diverse regions in the United States, the D.C. metro region is a place that is
always local, national, and international simultaneously. Here, culture is interwoven everywhere. Residents who have been here for generations exist alongside constant waves of political arrivals and departures and cultures and flavors from across the world.
In both the public and private sectors, this region houses one of the most thriving, diverse, and creativity-driven economies in the country.
NEW THIS YEAR! ONE CITY, TWO CONFERENCES!
New this year, the Annual Convention will include two simultaneous, separate, 2 ½-day conferences:
The Arts, Culture, and
Community Life Conference is about the intersection of arts, culture, community development, civic engagement, creative economy, education, and social impact. This conference is designed for arts administrators, cultural leaders, community activists, artists,
educators, and partners interested in bettering their communities through arts and culture.
The Public Art & Civic Design Conference will further dialogue
and learning about art and design in the built environment. This conference is designed for arts administrators, artists, arts and culture leaders, placemakers and keepers, municipal agents, and other professionals in the planning, transportation, and development
fields who are working at the intersection of art and the built environment.
Both conferences will run from Friday, June 26 to Sunday, June 28, 2020 in Washington, D.C., and both will include excursions to adjoining areas of Maryland and Virginia. Anyone can submit a session proposal for one or both of the
conferences— we're looking forward to seeing all your great ideas!
To submit your session proposals and learn more
CLICK HERE
between now and October 2, 2019!
PLEASE NOTE: NEW SESSION PROPOSAL PROCESS
We heard you! We've overhauled our session submission process to put you and your ideas more front-and-center, and to better highlight what we're looking for and how sessions are reviewed and selected. Take a look, plan out your
proposal, and submit! We are here if you have any questions along the way.
Washington, DC Office
1000 Vermont Avenue NW, 6th Floor
Washington, DC 20005
T 202.371.2830
New York City Office
One East 53rd Street
New York, NY 10022
T 212.223.2787
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Re: 2020 Annual Convention Session Proposal.
by Wendy Duke (11 Sep 2019 13:58 UTC)
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I have read the instructions for applying to this conference and am confused by the direction to seek other projects to include. What if the proposal is for an interactive workshop? Would I need to ask for other
people to also do workshops along with mine?
I am director of a theatre company for adults with disabilities. We have a workshop called "Act for Advocacy" that uses theatre games and exercises to teach people with disabilities how to stand up to bullies and
other oppressive situations. We use real life situations that our company has experienced and also ask for audience members to contribute stories of oppression that we can then act out.
Wendy Duke
Co-Founder, The Center for Applied Drama and Autism
Program Director, Theatre on the Spectrum Adult Day Company, Ardmore Inc
Glenn,
I am also in to assist with the session “Embracing the Amateur, The Future to Art Worldwide”. This is an important topic and as a long time gallery owner and art consultant feel I could bring this angle to the topic.
Warm regards,
Jen Jones Murray
Art Program Manager | Jacksonville Aviation Authority
Art Appraiser, Consultant & Web Designer | JJM Creative
Glenn,
Sounds like a great topic. I did not go to art school myself. About five years ago I rented a small studio. There were 23 other studios and it was great to see how people who worked for the government, were realtors,
worked for non profits or were recovering lawyers etc blossomed as artists.
I would be into working on this topic. I think its a great one. What do you have in mind?
Charles Bergen AIA LEED AP
Anyone want to work on this topic?
I want to see a session entitled "Embracing the Amateur. The Future to Art Worldwide" I strongly believe that artists, performers, writers, designers, inventors, etc will be and support subcultures that provide
the escape from the world's coming mono-culture.
Glenn Weiss
Director, Public Art Program
Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville
Public Art Project Managers Available for Assistance
Dear members,
You’ll see this notice (below) tomorrow when it goes out officially, but we wanted to make sure you got to see it first! It’s Annual Convention session proposals time—and to get that rolling we’ve also unveiled some important information
about the 2020 Annual Convention in Washington, DC!
The 2020 Annual Convention is embracing some major, exciting changes in programming and format—and the first step in that is the release of a new Session Proposals process, which is open right now!
So check it out below, click on the various links to learn more about the two concurrent conferences that now make up the Annual Convention (What?! you say—take a look below!), and start thinking about your perfect session proposal!
The deadline for session proposals is October 2, 2019—we’re looking forward to hearing from you!
Keep well,
Clay Lord and Patricia Walsh
PS – If you have questions about the proposals process or the Convention, please don’t hesitate to reach out—we’re atclord@artsusa.org and pwalsh@artsusa.org.
Thanks!
From: Americans for the Arts
Sent: September 5, 2019
Subject: 2020 Annual Convention Session Proposals Now Open!
SNEAK PEEK
Annual Convention 2020
Session Proposals Now Open!
Featuring New Conference Structures and Proposal Process
Submit your session proposals for the
2020 Americans for the Arts Annual Convention! We want you and your ideas to take center stage in a national dialogue about the role of the arts in community life!
LOCAL TO GLOBAL. In 2020, the Annual Convention will land in Washington, D.C., for the first time in nearly 20 years. As one of the most historically diverse regions in the United States, the D.C. metro region is a place that is
always local, national, and international simultaneously. Here, culture is interwoven everywhere. Residents who have been here for generations exist alongside constant waves of political arrivals and departures and cultures and flavors from across the world.
In both the public and private sectors, this region houses one of the most thriving, diverse, and creativity-driven economies in the country.
NEW THIS YEAR! ONE CITY, TWO CONFERENCES!
New this year, the Annual Convention will include two simultaneous, separate, 2 ½-day conferences:
The Arts, Culture, and
Community Life Conference is about the intersection of arts, culture, community development, civic engagement, creative economy, education, and social impact. This conference is designed for arts administrators, cultural leaders, community activists, artists,
educators, and partners interested in bettering their communities through arts and culture.
The Public Art & Civic Design Conference will further dialogue
and learning about art and design in the built environment. This conference is designed for arts administrators, artists, arts and culture leaders, placemakers and keepers, municipal agents, and other professionals in the planning, transportation, and development
fields who are working at the intersection of art and the built environment.
Both conferences will run from Friday, June 26 to Sunday, June 28, 2020 in Washington, D.C., and both will include excursions to adjoining areas of Maryland and Virginia. Anyone can submit a session proposal for one or both of the
conferences— we're looking forward to seeing all your great ideas!
To submit your session proposals and learn more
CLICK HERE
between now and October 2, 2019!
PLEASE NOTE: NEW SESSION PROPOSAL PROCESS
We heard you! We've overhauled our session submission process to put you and your ideas more front-and-center, and to better highlight what we're looking for and how sessions are reviewed and selected. Take a look, plan out your
proposal, and submit! We are here if you have any questions along the way.
Washington, DC Office
1000 Vermont Avenue NW, 6th Floor
Washington, DC 20005
T 202.371.2830
New York City Office
One East 53rd Street
New York, NY 10022
T 212.223.2787
Visit Us Online:
www.americansforthearts.org
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Re:Seeking session partners for main street revitalization
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Susannah Laramee Kidd (11 Sep 2019 13:22 UTC)
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Hi Lynn,
We have done some work related to this topic or at least can connect you to folks who have, since we have done a couple of projects with the Center for Community Progress. Did you mean in Atlanta instead of Nashville
for the Reclaiming Vacant Properties conference? My colleague, Rachel Engh, is attending and I'm sure she would be interested in chatting with you. I will connect you separately.
Request for Qualifications - Mecklenburg County Public Art
Opportunity by
Erin Taylor (11 Sep 2019 17:48 UTC)
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The Arts and Science Council’s Public Art Program has published a new call to artists:
AMERICAN LEGION MEMORIAL STADIUM RENOVATION
Project Budget: $221,000 USD
Deadline to apply: October 7, 2019 at 11:59 EDT
The Arts & Science Council (ASC) is accepting qualifications from professional artists or teams of artists in response to a public art opportunity for Mecklenburg County’s American Legion Memorial Stadium renovation. ASC is seeking
artists or teams of artists with a demonstrated record of creating memorial sculpture.
The selected artist/s will be asked to create an artwork that memorializes the American Legion and its service to military service members, veterans, and their families. The desired artwork will include, but is not limited to, representations
of the human figure. This artwork will become a signature feature of American Legion Memorial Stadium and should create an atmosphere of reverence that persuades visitors and passers-by to pause and reflect on the service and history of the American Legion.
The memorial will be proudly sited at the front entrance of the stadium along Charlottetown Ave. – adjacent to Independent Park and connected via the Little Sugar Creek Greenway. Positioned along the stadium security fence, the memorial
is accessible from both outside and inside the stadium. The artwork for the memorial will be integrated into a terraced slope. This terrace will include signage for American Legion Memorial Stadium and insignia representing the five branches of the military.
Finalists will have the opportunity to meet with stakeholders from Mecklenburg County American Legion posts, Park and Recreation staff, and the project design consultants in order to learn more about the site and scope for the memorial.
Each finalist will be tasked with creating a conceptual proposal for the memorial artwork, and the commissioned artist will be selected based on their proposal and qualifications.
The complete RFQ can be found at
http://www.artsandscience.org/resources-for/artists/calls-to-artists/ .
All applications should be submitted online at
https://asc.slideroom.com.
Thank you!
Erin Taylor | Program Coordinator, Public Art
ASC. Culture For All.
227 W. Trade St., Ste. 250, Charlotte, NC 28202
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non-traditional historic/commemorative public art
by Fiona Bond (11 Sep 2019 23:10 UTC)
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We’d love to see examples of non-traditional sculptures or public art concepts that commemorate people or foundational stories for a city/community. (we’d like to initiate a project that does not end up as a traditional bronze sculpture).
We’d also welcome examples of RFPs that generated creative submissions for this kind of project.
Thanks so much in advance!
Fiona
Fiona Bond
Executive Director, Creative Waco
www.creativewaco.org
254-214-7640
Re: non-traditional historic/commemorative public art
by Charles Bergen (11 Sep 2019 23:19 UTC)
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Here are good examples but of course I am biased!
http://www.charlesbergenstudios.com/rhode-island-ave-call-boxes
We’d love to see examples of non-traditional sculptures or public art concepts that commemorate people or foundational stories for a city/community. (we’d like to initiate a project that does not end up as a traditional bronze sculpture).
We’d also welcome examples of RFPs that generated creative submissions for this kind of project.
Thanks so much in advance!
Fiona
Fiona Bond
Executive Director, Creative Waco
www.creativewaco.org
254-214-7640
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