A documented program is not a current invitation to apply. Selection routes and program history reflect the linked dated sources. Confirm current availability, eligibility and application terms with the organizer.
Program context & project planning
How the program works
Bear Tracks connects a competition to a renovated plaza
The Little Rock Convention & Visitors Bureau documents Craig Campbell’s Bear Tracks unveiling in May 2026 at B. Finley Vinson Plaza. It identifies the work as the 2025 competition winner. The announcement is an awarded-project precedent, not an open call or a published commissioning price.
How does the proposed artwork reinforce the site’s renovation and visitor routes?
Public voting has informed historical acquisitions
Little Rock’s 2012 release records The Center by Chapel as the preceding year’s Sculpture at the River Market people’s-choice winner, selected by preview-party ballots. This documents one historical selection mechanism; present competition procedures and future deadlines remain unverified.
What selection rules govern the next competition or acquisition?
Landscape and sculpture delivery involve different partners
The same release describes Kevin Robb’s Playing Ball at Rebsamen Road Roundabout and donated landscape design and maintenance by Chris Olsen. City, nonprofit and beautification partners shared the project. Landscape care should not be mistaken for a complete sculpture-conservation agreement.
Public-art competition; the partner announcement identifies the winning 2025 design installed in 2026.
Source checked
2026-09-21
Program context: Bear Tracks connects a competition to a renovated plaza · Public voting has informed historical acquisitions · Landscape and sculpture delivery involve different partners
Opportunity records from this organization
No individually reviewed call is linked here yet. Check the organizer’s own listings for current information.
