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Permanent commissions seek new site-specific work and exclude existing artworks. RFQs evaluate experience and past work; shortlisted artists develop site-specific RFP concepts. Art Advisory Committee review is followed by Airport Authority Board approval. Applicants use CaFÉ and submit separately for each location; structural requirements belong to each solicitation.
L+A+N+D presents outdoor site installations, but its public artist-selection procedure was not established on the retained page. The separate residency uses its own application route.
The Arts Council assists state agencies and universities with artist selection; artists can monitor CaFÉ's Public Art category when projects become available.
U.S.-resident professional artists and teams may seek roster prequalification; applicants must be 18 or older and students are ineligible. A visual-arts panel and steering committee review qualifications. For projects, stakeholder panels may select interviews or commissioned proposals before commissioning, and open calls remain separate.
Submittable applications enter an ARTsites panel review; thirty finalists go to host sites for final choices. Published terms provide $3,000 per selected work covering loan, insurance, installation, removal and repairs, with no entry fee. Artists supply transport and crews. A 20% commission applies if a work sells; sale is not required. Selection considers quality, experience, durability, safety and feasibility.
Selection committee draws primarily from the vetted Maryland Public Artist Roster; individual RFQs may also be issued. Selected artists contract with the state building agency.
Published artist call; see linked source and opportunity record.
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2026-09-25
Program context: Augusta uses a two-year existing-work lease · Pads and interpretation form part of the brief · The existing trail demonstrates repeat acquisitions
Public project opportunities are listed as available. The Eastside Artist Roster accepts qualifying East King County applicants without a jury and serves as an outreach resource for later opportunities; project selection terms must be checked separately.
The official opportunities page describes jury-selected artists and public-art advisory review of external exhibition proposals and creative partnerships; specific application terms depend on the call.
The program links an online artist submission form and invites mailing-list sign-ups for annual calls. The displayed form/call is an elapsed 2024 cycle; a currently open application, present jury procedure and current loan terms were not verified.
The Public Art Advisory Board reviews and evaluates art for city property, then recommends placements to the City Council. The reviewed page does not establish a currently open artist application or a separate procurement procedure.
The issuer’s Fire Station 36 RFQ used qualifications followed by invited design/concept review and a county contract. That call is explicitly CLOSED, with an $80,000 all-inclusive budget and eligibility limited to New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah, Arizona, Colorado and Texas artists.