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The Sculpture Review Committee periodically reviews submissions of durable outdoor sculpture by professional sculptors experienced at large scale; exhibition loan terms and any stipend/transport/installation support are negotiated individually.
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2026-10-27
Representative organizer imageImage: commons.wikimedia.org ↗Photograph: Robby Robinette / CC BY-SA 3.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/), via Wikimedia Commons. Reduced for this directory. (as credited at source)Rotating sculpture exhibition
Curated jointly by Sloss Metal Arts and the Mid-South Sculpture Alliance; artists apply to the outdoor exhibition when its call opens. The reviewed page does not specify a jury composition or scoring process.
Project-specific panels of community members and creative/cultural stakeholders select artists. STart facilitates and supplies information but does not vote; artist calls are announced periodically and through its opportunities mailing list.
Open, limited, direct or hybrid artist selection; program staff recommend acquisition method and panel to the Public Art Committee.
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2026-09-21
Program context: Selection methods vary by project · Re-siting and conservation are recognized project types · America, America demonstrates renewed use of an existing work
Open Phase One RFQ for professional artists or artist-led teams; selected finalists advance to Phase Two design development with a stipend disclosed on invitation.
The University Public Art Committee reviews proposed commissions, including siting, installation and maintenance; recommendations proceed to the component president and Chancellor, with additional Regents approval for specified honorary works.
A jury helps select sculpture for regularly programmed downtown sites; the organization also works with placement partners. The reviewed call page is not accepting Sculpture Department applications.
The current program overview identifies a Design Review Board for the water-tower project and Art in Public Places administration. Project-specific procedures must be read in each call; the blocked municipal-code PDF is not used to assert additional contract powers.
