The Danville Neighborhood Development Corporation (DNDC), in partnership with Opportunity Neighborhoods, is seeking proposals from professional muralists to help with the creation of two murals to be displayed at the Stonewall Recreation Center, located at 119 Bradley Road in Danville, Virginia.
The Tarboro Development Corporation, an affiliate of the North Carolina Main Street Program, requests proposals from artists interested in creating a commissioned public art mural in Tarboro. This project is one of several initiatives intended to create a welcoming environment and enrich the downtown Tarboro experience for community members and visitors. The project budget is $5,000.
The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Public Art Commission is seeking an artist to design and create a permanent sculpture in the courtyard of the newly constructed Paddison Memorial Library in Kernersville, NC. Budget is $48,000.
The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Public Art Commission is seeking an artist to design and create an artistic bike rack for the entrance of the newly constructed Paddison Memorial Library in Kernersville, NC. Budget is $10,000.
Goldsboro's Downtown Development Corporation, with the help of Sculpture in the Landscape, is looking to lease several sculptures for one year with honorariums ranging from $1,000 - $3,000. They will be placed in the Center Street Streetscape.
Up to 50 sculptors will be selected to participate in the Sculpture Walk surrounding Chetola Lake in Blowing Rock, NC. The Sculpture Walk on Chetola Lake is a national competitive exhibition offering emerging, mid-career and professional sculptors a notable venue. All types and manner of sculpture are accepted including site specific installations, with preference given to mid and large-scale works. Applicants will be automically enrolled for consideration in a permanent sculpture placement along the Interstate 321 corridor. The sculpture walk will take place on August 9-11, 2019.
The free Artist Registry is for artists, designers, and architects interested in pursuing public art projects.
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