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Art Design Board reviews eligible submissions, may shortlist/interview artists and recommends selections for mayoral approval. Certain projects use a competitively selected Utah-resident artist pool; inclusion does not guarantee a commission.
Public-art competition; the partner announcement identifies the winning 2025 design installed in 2026.
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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
Artists submit sculpture proposals through the season’s linked application materials; the overview identifies collaboration with Chicago Park District and other area parks but does not state jury composition.
The program history explicitly documents invitations to sculptors for site-specific work. That is historical selection evidence; the current homepage’s residency announcements do not establish an open application or an exclusively invitation-only present policy.
Curatorial team works with galleries, organizations, businesses, curators and artists; direct artist submissions are not accepted.
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2026-09-21
Program context: Private support makes a free outdoor exhibition possible · Curatorial selection is different from an open call · Temporary exhibitions coexist with acquired legacy works
Annual submissions use CaFÉ and require work images, a resume, dimensions, materials, price and installation information. Sculpture Missoula and Missoula Parks & Recreation participate in selection; the Parks and Recreation Board has final installation and placement authority. Outdoor durability and public safety are required.
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2026-10-28
Organizer logoImage: content.govdelivery.com ↗City of Greeley identity graphic; individual designer not identified. (as credited at source)Temporary exhibitions
The published program offers consultation for selecting or designing sculpture and discusses purchase or lease arrangements. No open artist procurement application or public jury procedure was verified for Sculpture on the Street.
Artists submit existing outdoor sculptures through the issuer’s linked ArtCall page. The jury considers artistic merit, creativity, durability and public safety. Selection, sale and an optional subsequent business lease are separate decisions.
Juried selection of outdoor sculptures; separate optional People’s Choice purchase competition.
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2026-09-21
Program context: A year-long exhibition with sales terms · Transport and installation roles are shared · Past winners have distinct permanent destinations
Representative organizer imageImage: content.govdelivery.com ↗Photo: Caroline Cockrell. Artwork/performance: Michael S. Williams and Stacey L. Kirby. (as credited at source)Temporary public art
The program documents a historical nationwide request followed by committee selection for city locations. Current artist submission procedures and new loan/acquisition terms are not established by the homepage; its contact route is available for program inquiries.
