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Indepth Arts News:
"Call for Artists: Four Public Art Project Opportunities"
2002-03-03 until 2002-04-05
King County Public Art Program
Seattle, WA,
USA United States of America
Four Public Art Opportunities are being offered by The King County Public Art Program, King County, Washington State, USA. For artists residing in the USA: 1st Avenue NE Transfer Station, integrated design opportunity for large solid waste facility. For artists residing in Washington State, USA:
King County International Airport, architectural niches and lobby floor; Pacific Pump Station, integrated design opportunity for a new wastewater facility; Youth Detention Services Building, exterior wall treatment.
For artists residing in the USA:
1.) 1st Avenue NE Transfer Station, integrated design opportunity for large solid waste facility, $225,000 budget, deadline April 12, 2002.
For artists residing in Washington State, USA:
2.) King County International Airport, architectural niches and lobby floor, $40,000 budget, deadline March 18, 2002.
3.) Pacific Pump Station, integrated design opportunity for a new wastewater facility, $50,000 budget, deadline April 5, 2002.
4.) Youth Detention Services Building, exterior wall treatment, $20,000 budget, deadline April 15, 2002.
To read all four prospecti and download printer-friendly versions, please visit http://www.metrokc.gov/exec/culture/callsforartists/index.htm .
About the King County Public Art Program:
Since 1973, the King County Public Art Program has been commissioning outstanding contemporary artwork by artists from the King County region and throughout the United States. The program works to ensure that both the work and thinking of artists is incorporated into the design and construction of buildings, public places and infrastructure. Funding for the program is generated from a 1% set-aside from County construction budgets. King County is the largest county in Washington State and includes Seattle as well as 37 other cities. The program seeks the very best artists of our day to work in partnership with communities and a nine-member commission to create innovative and excellent public art. contact: publicart@metrokc.gov
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