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Gallery partnership for rotating exhibitions; city newsletter announces public-art calls.
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2026-09-21
Program context: Airport exhibitions and outdoor commissions are separate
Organizer logoImage: indianamuseum.org ↗Indy Arts Council / City of Indianapolis support-credit graphic, published by Indiana State Museum. Designer not identified. (as credited at source)Rotating sculpture exhibition
Competitive artist selection with Arts Commission and Public Art Advisory Committee oversight; cited current projects used approved pools from the 2021 regional artist registry and project selection committees.
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2026-10-28
Organizer logoImage: akartsed.org ↗Copyright 2023 - Alaska Arts Education Consortium (as credited at source)Art acquisition
Artists apply through CaFÉ; jury selects works loaned for public exhibition.
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2026-10-10
Program context: A rotating loan exhibition, with separate sales potential · Sponsorship supports the full exhibition operation · Read the dated exhibition brief for artist benefits
CaFÉ applications with photographs or an accurate rendering, work details and artist biography. Only one work per artist may be selected. The source requires structural safety, outdoor durability and minimum 24-inch height and/or diameter; if unfinished, selected work needs final photographs by January 31, 2027.
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2026-10-27
Organizer logoImage: indianamuseum.org ↗Indy Arts Council / City of Indianapolis support-credit graphic, published by Indiana State Museum. Designer not identified. (as credited at source)Temporary exhibitions
Countywide Public Art Advisory Committee representatives review annual artist applications and choose sculptures for participating jurisdictions; the next call is announced for CaFE and ArtCall.
Under the published statutory framework, the Council selects artists and works with advice from a project-specific panel including a community representative; panel deliberations are public and South Dakota artists receive preferential consideration.
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2026-10-28
Representative organizer imageImage: gsa.gov ↗Artwork: Alexander Calder; photograph: Carol M. Highsmith. (as credited at source)Public art commissions
Artists may submit to GSA's National Artist Registry or respond to individual SAM.gov notices. Panels nominate candidates and GSA evaluates them; eligibility is limited to U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents.
RFQs through CaFE; committees represent facility, community, architect and State Construction, with council facilitation.
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2026-09-21
Program context: Selection includes the facility and its designers · TumbleWhale connects material and architecture · Landform Journey belongs to a gathering space