Artist Selection. The Program is limited to local artists, although the Department of the Clerk of the Board (the “Department”) may make an exception if it deems such exception appropriate. In order to be considered, the artist must submit to the Department a completed “Request Form” and “County Arts in Public Buildings Agreement,” along with a résumé or mission statement, photographs and/or digital images on CD of the artwork, and a typed list describing each photograph and/or digital image on CD submitted along with the market value of the artwork. Each photographs and/or digital image on CD must be labeled with the artist’s name, the artwork’s dimensions, and the title of the artwork. A selection committee established by the Clerk of the Board, with members appointed by the Clerk of the Board, will serve in a purely advisory capacity to the Clerk of the Board by reviewing and recommending artwork for display in the CAC. The selection committee’s review shall include the artist’s completed “Request Form” and “County Arts in Public Buildings Agreement,” résumé or mission statement, and photographs and/or digital images on CD of the artwork. All artwork must comply with the Artwork Selection Criteria, described in section C., below. The Clerk of the Board shall review the committee’s recommendations and make a final determination. This determination may not be appealed. The Department will then notify the artist of its determination in writing. If the submission is approved, the Department will notify the artist of such approval. The artist may then contact the Department to schedule exhibition dates. Generally, an exhibition begins on the first business day of the month and concludes on the last business day of the month.
Artist Selection. The Artist[s] whose Work[s] [is/are] selected as candidate[s] to receive career opportunities or incentives, as described on the Creative Invite Site (“Career Opportunities” and “Incentives”) will be notified as set forth in Section 7 (“Selected Artist”). Each Work will be evaluated based on the above-described criteria by the Judging Panel. In the event of a tie, the awardees will be selected by a final vote by the Judging Panel. Odds of being a Selected Artist depend on the nature, quality and number of eligible submissions received. Any Selected Artist will not be eligible to receive any Career Opportunities or Incentives until the Selected Artist submits all of the necessary documentation, including the Awardee Agreement (described in Section 7 below).
Artist Selection. A. A jury comprised of members of the Visual Arts Committee and SC staff select the AIR into the Caboose Artist Studio Residency through a review. Criteria will be based on artistic merit, diversity, willingness to interact with the Routt County Community and collaborate with SC staff, and the Caboose Artist Studio meeting the needs of the artists’ medium and scope of work.
B. AIR is to provide SC with an application including a professionally written bio, artist statement, 5 jpeg samples of artwork (to be used for promotional purposes), along with this signed agreement.
C. AIR must be a Steamboat Creates Artist Member.
D. The AIR applicant will meet with the Executive Director and/or Program Director to discuss artist and SC responsibilities, as outlined below, dates of residency beginning: and ending: , studio space use, supplies provided and education/workshop opportunities provided to AIR by SC.
Artist Selection. The participation of quality, accomplished artists is essential to the success of the Civic Art Program. Project Coordination Committees with input from Arts Professionals and Artist Selection Panels play a critical role in the selection of artists for the Civic Art Program.
Artist Selection a. Issue an RFQ for this specific opportunity; professional practicing artists residing in the United States will be eligible to apply.
b. Present the Project to the Port’s Citizen Advisory Committee (CAC) at two public meetings (one during the artist selection process and again when the artwork has been selected) and answer questions about the selection process and Project design intent and to note community input that may be relevant to the development of the Project.
c. Present the Project to BCDC and assist in obtaining BCDC review and approval of the Project.
d. Post Project information on the Arts Commission website; work with the Port’s press/public relations liaison to develop press materials for the Project.
e. Work with Port staff to identify an Art Selection Panel that should include one representation from the Port, one representative from the Pier 27 design team, one representative from BCDC, one community member, three arts professionals, and one Arts Commissioner.
f. Conduct an artist selection process with Port staff involvement similar to the Public Art Program Guidelines attached as Exhibit A.
g. Consult with professional art conservators regarding future maintenance requirements for the submitted Artwork concepts. Provide this information to the Art Selection Panel to assist with their decision making process.
h. Enter into agreements with selected finalists to develop design proposals for the site.
i. Provide artists with all necessary information for future development and installation at the site, including information on release of Federal protection by the artist.
j. Produce materials for a 2-week public display of proposals at an appropriate site near the Project site and on the Arts Commission’s website.
k. Prepare a Maintenance Plan for ongoing maintenance and conservation of Artwork to be presented along with the art concept to the Port Commission.
l. Present selection panel’s final recommendation to the Port Commission for consideration and approval.
m. Notify artists of Selection Panel decision as approved by the Port and the Arts Commission.
