Applications will be accepted through Monday, March 22.
The City of Denver's Public Art Program seeks to commission an artist or team of artists to create original public artworks for the Sun Valley neighborhood. A selection panel has set forth specific goals and parameters in hopes of creating unique and inspiring works of art for at least two exterior sites with an allocated budget of $120,000.
Sun Valley is historically seen as a gathering place and home for indigenous communities, the Chicano community, and more recent immigrant communities. The panel hopes to see artwork(s) that reflects the importance of families and youth in the community and the desire to create a space that is interactive, engaging, and safe for a diverse range of ages and abilities.
Two potential sites have been identified for art. Selected finalists will create proposals which can include one or both sites.
Applications will be accepted for artists residing in Colorado at www.CallForEntry.org through Monday, March 22, 2021, 11:59 pm MST.
Funding for this project comes from the City of Denver's 1% for Public Art Ordinance resulting from improvements made to streetscapes in the Sun Valley Neighborhood.
For more information on the Sun Valley project and other Denver Public Art opportunities, please visit www.DenverPublicArt.org/For-Artists.
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