The Durham Convention and Arts Complex is seeking qualifications from artists or artist teams who live or work in Durham County to transform the Durham Convention Center/Carolina Theatre Plaza through creative placemaking elements, including ground plane/surface art, sculptural elements, or lighting installations.
In collaboration with the City of Durham’s Public Works Department, the City of Durham’s Cultural and Public Art Program is seeking an artist or artist team with experience in projects centered around environmental design and functional, sculptural and integrated artwork to design and fabricate a series of public art installations at the new South Ellerbe Restoration project.
The City of Raleigh is seeking proposals from artists who live or work in North Carolina to design artwork for glass windscreens at Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) stations as part of the Wake BRT: New Bern Avenue Corridor.
The City of Raleigh is seeking proposals from artists who live or work in North Carolina to design and create railing artworks at 11 at Bus Rapid Transit stations along the New Bern Corridor.
The City of Raleigh is seeking proposals from artists who live or work in North Carolina to design and create concrete integrated artwork and wayfinding at up to 19 Bus Rapid Transit stations along the Wake BRT: New Bern Avenue corridor.
The Town of Mooresville Public Arts Commission is seeking an installation artist from North Carolina to create and install a permanent artwork within the On the Nines restaurant entrance lobby located at the Mooresville Municipal Golf Club.
Art League of Henderson County invites residents of Hendersonville to submit a proposal for a banner to be displayed on Main Street, the downtown avenues, and the Historic 7th Avenue District as part of ArtScape Hendersonville 2022.
The Central Piedmont Community College Student Success Center and Library Art Committee is issuing a “Request for Proposals” for the design, fabrication and installation of an artwork(s) that tells the story of the history of the college while celebrating the aspirations and accomplishments of Central Piedmont students as they “Conquer Possibility”.
Keep Gastonia Beautiful’s Art Committee seeks to commission artwork for the downtown area of Gastonia, North Carolina titled “Great Place to Bee” and include interactive smaller art pieces that will weave/waggle their way through Main Street to a larger art piece. The artwork will be sited in a prominent location at a Gateway to the new FUSE Baseball Stadium.
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D. Reid Wilson, Secretary; Roy Cooper, Governor
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