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2020-2022 Pre-Qualified Artist Pool

To see the artist’s selected for the 2020-2022 Pre-Qualified Artist Pool, visit this page.

The Salt Lake City Arts Council invites artists and artist-led teams residing in the Utah to submit qualifications for potential inclusion the 2020-2022 Pre-Qualified Artist Pool. The Pool will be used to select artists for commissions for a range of new public art projects.

The purpose of the Pool is to commission more Utah artists for local projects and to integrate more artwork and artistic elements into citywide infrastructure while successfully meeting project schedules. Additionally, the public art program has seen increased interest from private developers, local businesses, and community members wanting to connect with local artists for their own projects. Beginning this year, artists in the Pool will have an option to be included on an artist roster that is available to the community and other entities that may commission public art.

ELIGIBILITY – This opportunity is open to all artists residing in Utah, both emerging and established artists, individuals and artist-led teams, and artists working with a wide variety of mediums. Artist teams of any size may apply; all applicants must reside in Utah.

INFORMATION SESSION – Tuesday, November 5th at 4:00 pm, at the Art Barn, 54 Finch Lane, Salt Lake City

DEADLINE – 5:00 pm on November 22nd, 2019

SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS – All applications must be submitted through the Submittable website. View the complete RFQ here and apply here.

QUESTIONS – All questions regarding this RFQ are to be directed to the Salt Lake City Public Art Program by email at publicartprogram@slcgov.com. Please review the complete RFQ links below prior to emailing any questions.

Questions and answers can be viewed here.

ARTIST AGREEMENT – View a sample Artist Design Agreement and a sample Artist Commissioned Work Agreement. Please note: Inclusion in the Pool does not guarantee a commission.

 

Artwork featured in header: Untitled by Paul Heath, Linda Nowlin, Louise Fischman, Wayne Geary

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  • Home
  • Public Art Projects
    • Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City
    • City & County Building
    • Art in Transit
      • About Art in Transit
      • Salt Lake/Sandy Line
      • University Line
      • North Temple Airport Line
      • Hub Extension Line
  • About
  • For Artists
    • Calls for Artists
    • Artist Selection Process
    • Gifts or Donations
  • Resources
    • Artist Resources
    • Pre-Qualified Artist Pool
    • Interactive Map