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Organizer logo Image: artsfoundtucson.org ↗ © 2026 Arts Foundation for Tucson and Southern Arizona • All Rights Reserved (as credited at source) Public art commissions Arts Foundation for Tucson and Southern Arizona · Tucson, Arizona, US
Documented selection route Competitive calls with community selection and design input; applications commonly through Submittable.
Source checked 2026-09-21 Program context: Community panels are central to the commissioning model
Representative organizer image Image: policy.arizona.edu ↗ © 2026 The Arizona Board of Regents on behalf of The University of Arizona (as credited at source) Public art commissions University of Arizona — Public Art Funding Pool · Tucson, Arizona, US
Documented selection route The Public Art Advisory Committee conducts competitive artist selection, typically beginning with regional/national calls, and makes recommendations to the Chief Financial Officer; the Museum of Art director chairs the committee and administers the pool.
Source checked 2026-10-27 Organizer logo Image: artsandmuseums.utah.gov ↗ Public art commissions Utah Division of Arts & Museums — Public Art Program · Salt Lake City, Utah, US
Documented selection route Artist qualifications submitted for project selection.
Source checked 2026-09-21 Program context: A committee process tied to buildings · Integrated work and continuing stewardship · USU offers two interior locations
Representative organizer image Image: wahipana.com ↗ Temporary public art City and County of Honolulu — Mayor’s Office of Culture and the Arts · Honolulu, Hawaii, US
Documented selection route City-led temporary installations interpret sites and Native Hawaiian stories; current artist intake not verified.
Source checked 2026-09-21 Organizer logo Image: watertown-ma.gov ↗ Temporary sculpture exhibition City of Watertown — Public Arts & Culture · Watertown, Massachusetts, US
Documented selection route Annual open call selects sculptures for two-year display.
Source checked 2026-10-18 Organizer logo Image: waukee.org ↗ Public art commissions City of Waukee — Public Art Advisory Commission · Waukee, Iowa, US
Documented selection route City project-specific calls and artist selection with the Public Art Advisory Commission and City Council.
Source checked 2026-10-18 Organizer logo Image: nebraskacitycreativedistrict.com ↗ Public art Nebraska City Creative District · Nebraska City, Nebraska, US
Documented selection route Open call linked from the district website to its application on SlideRoom.
Source checked 2026-10-18 Organizer logo Image: basalt.net ↗ Public art commission Town of Basalt — Public Arts Commission · Basalt, Colorado, US
Documented selection route Detailed sculpture proposals submitted through CaFÉ.
Source checked 2026-09-21 Program context: Willits divides city and artist costs
Organizer logo Image: earldismukeart.com ↗ Sculpture exhibition Yoknapatawpha Arts Council · Oxford, Mississippi, US
Documented selection route Committee representing the city, university, museum and arts council selects submitted works and their locations.
Source checked 2026-09-21 Organizer logo Image: salemartworks.org ↗ © Salem Art Works (as credited at source) Artist residency Salem Art Works · Salem, New York, US
Documented selection route Application materials reviewed by Salem Art Works.
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