LAGUNA BEACH – RFQ – 3 Projects (2x Beach Access + Stairway)

The City of Laguna Beach seeks an artist or artist team to design, fabricate and install dynamic, site-specific artwork for three unique projects,  Agate Street Beach Assess Project, Thalia Street Beach Access Project, Third Street Stairway Project, with the primary goal of creating iconic imagery, unique to the setting and scale of the location that enhances the Laguna Beach experience. Artists should be innovative and visionary to integrate art functionality with public spaces. These projects are made possible by the generous donations by Laguna Beach residents. Artists may submit their qualifications for one or all projects as deemed by their professional experience.

ELIGIBILITY: Open call

BUDGET: Each of the three unique projects will have a budget of $30,000

DEADLINE: March 19, 2018

QUESTIONS: Siân Poeschl, Cultural Arts Manager, City of Laguna Beach, (949) 497-0722, spoeschl@lagunabeachcity.net.

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LAGUNA BEACH – RFP – Public Art Review Panel

The Arts Commission is seeking qualified Architects, Design Professionals, Artists, Curators and Directors of Arts Organizations to serve on a Public Art Review Panel. The Commission will review applications and approve a prequalified pool to review submissions.

ELIGIBILITY: Open call

DEADLINE: May 31, 2017

QUESTIONS: Sian Poeschl, Cultural Arts Manager, art@lagunabeachcity.net

LAGUNA BEACH – RFQ – Artist Designed Bench

Mountain Road beach access is undergoing renovation. The site is west of the intersection of Mountain Road and South Coast Highway and provides a steep stairway access to the beach. Next to the stairs is a flat area called the Garden of Peace and Love. In proximity to the location is The Coast Inn, former home to the Boom Boom Room. The Coast Inn is the second oldest bar in the City and is also undergoing renovation. The Boom Boom Room bar played a historically significant part in Laguna Beach’s emergence as a hub for gay nightlife. Laguna Beach is a city that takes pride in its diversified and cultured community.

ELIGIBILITY: Open to California resident artists with demonstrated experience in the design and production of site responsive public art.

BUDGET: $25,000 Inclusive of all artist’s fees and associated expenses for design, fabrications, insurance, transportation and installation. If selected, a finalist will receive $500 for proposal development, and a travel honorarium of up to $500 may be provided.

DEADLINE: March 25, 2017

QUESTIONS: Michael McGregor, Arts Program Coordinator City of Laguna Beach, (949) 497-0722 x5, mmcregor@lagunabeachcity.net.

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CITY OF LAGUNA BEACH – RFQ – Ocean Ave and Beach St Public Art Project

To create and install a sculpture, seating, mural/wall treatment at a busy intersection in downtown Laguna Beach. Selected artist will be awarded $45,000. The goal is to create a pocket park atmosphere to enhance the pedestrian experience.

ELIGIBILITY: Artists currently living in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Diego counties.

DEADLINE: March 17, 2014

BUDGET: The total budget for the artwork is $45,000. 

QUESTIONS: spoeschl@lagunabeachcity.net 

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GREEN PUBLIC ART CONSULTANCY – RFP – GREEN ART PARADE

Green Public Art Consultancy invites artists, performers and designers to create floats, placards, portable sculptures, kites, performances, art bikes, balloons and street spectacles for a Green Art Parade! Parade entries can make political statements, environmental messages. For inspiration, visit this pinterest board to get those wheels turning! http://pinterest.com/greenpublicart/green-art-parade/

The route will begin at a location TBD in North Park and will conclude at Art Produce (3139 University Ave, San Diego, CA 92104). Participants must be able to walk, run, and/or roll the entire route. The route will not exceed 1 mile in length.

The Green Art Parade will occur on two dates, Saturday, July 13, 2013 and Saturday, August 10, 2013 from 7:00 – 8:00pm. An artist’s reception at the Art Produce gallery and garden will immediately follow each event.

ELIGIBILITY: This call is open to all artists residing in Southern California. Artists living in San Diego are especially encouraged to apply.

DEADLINE: Submission materials are due May 15, 2013 by 5:00pm via email to: info@greenpublicart.com . Selected artists notified on May 20, 2013 with an official invitation to participate.

QUESTIONS: Please contact Rebecca Ansert, rebecca@greenpublicart.com or 424-229-2257

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CITY OF LAGUNA BEACH – RFQ – Lifeguard Headquarters

The City of Laguna Beach is constructing a new Lifeguard Headquarters Facility which includes public restrooms. The construction is subject to the City’s Art in Public Places requirement to install public art. Main Beach Park and the location of the Lifeguard Headquarters Facility is in a centrally located site and is one of the City’s five ocean front parks. The project site is located at 175 North Coast Highway, near the west end of Main Beach where the sea and cliff begins. The area has high pedestrian traffic with beach use, and beach and park recreation activities, both active and passive.

 

ELIGIBILITY: Open to artists who live in Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego counties.

 

BUDGET: Sculpture: $60,000 and Mural: $40,000. Inclusive of all artist’s fees and associated expenses for design, fabrications, insurance, transportation and installation. Artists should identify in the letter of intent if they want to be considered for one or both public art opportunities.

 

DEADLINE: Applications must be submitted by 5 p.m. Monday, April 1, 2013

 

QUESTIONS: Siân Poeschl, Cultural Arts Manager, City of Laguna Beach, Tel: (949) 497-0722, E-mail: spoeschl@lagunabeachcity.net

 

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Member Meeting, November 4, Ventura

Friday, November 4 is the Fall 2011 PAC SoCal meeting, hosted by the City of Ventura. Following our meeting please join  us for lunch at Taqueria Tepatitlan and a public art tour arranged curtosey of Denise Sindelar, Community Partnerships Manager, City of Ventura. As an added bonus, November 4 is Ventura’s First Friday’s art galleries event.

MEETING LOCATION: City of Ventura, Bell Arts Factory, 432 N. Ventura Avenue Studio 101, Ventura, CA 93001, 805.643.1960

TIME: 10 AM – 12:00 PM

AGENDA

• Introductions & Member Updates (15 minutes)
• Welcome from City of Ventura, Community Partnerships Manager
• Denise Sindelar (15 minutes)
• WESTAF Presentation: Public Art Archive – Rachel Cain (25 minutes)
• Social Media Projects (15 minutes)
• Collaborative Initiatives: Cross Agency Projects (15 minutes)
• PAN Best Practices / State of Public Art Field – Constance White (25 minutes)
• Closing Remarks

*LUNCH: 12:15 PM – 1:30 PM
Taqueria Tepatitlan, 362 N Ventura Ave, Ventura, CA 93001, (805) 653-0508

PUBLIC ART TOUR: 2:00 – 4:00 p.m.

• WAV Working Artists Ventura
• Westside Public Art Projects

*Please email your RSVP and LUNCH ORDER to: Jennifer Henning at jennifer.henning@palmspringsca.gov

ARTS TUNE-UP: The Traveling Arts Information Workshops for Visual Artists

HERE IS HOW THIS FREE WORKSHOP WORKS!

Registration and Check-in: 9:30 – 10:00 a.m.

There will be a series of 5 round-robin sessions (25 minutes each)

Locate and join the table that has the topic you want to learn more about

After 25 minutes an announcement will be made, indicating that the session is over

Rotate to other tables as the sessions repeat

Workshop Location:

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2011: EAGLE ROCK

10:00 A.M TO 1:00 P.M.

CENTER FOR THE ARTS, EAGLE ROCK

2225 Colorado Boulevard

Los Angeles, CA 90041

REGISTER ONLINE through SurveyMonkey by visiting this website:

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ATU-EagleRock

Topics for Visual Artists:

• 10 Things to Know About Fabrication Before Submitting Your Proposal
• Arts Education In-School Resources & Working in Arts Education (K-12)
• Becoming a Facebook Ninja for Beginners
• Best Foot Forward: Creating Compelling Presentations
• Every Artist Insured: Understanding Health Insurance and Healthcare Reform
• Fundraising for Individual Artists
• Getting Your Sh*t Together
• Green Art Initiatives
• Individual Artist Resources
• Licensing for Visual Artists
• Marketing for Visual Artists
• Mediation & Dispute Resolution Services
• On Your ‘A’ Game, Things to Know When Interviewing for a Public Art Commission
• Public Art 101
• Working In Context

QUESTIONS? Contact Anji Gaspar-Milanovic, Los Angeles County Arts Commission, (213) 202-3981, amilanovic@arts.lacounty.gov

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Member Meeting, November 4

Friday, November 4, 2011

Time TBD

City of Ventura

We are pleased to invite you to the Fall 2011 PACSoCal meeting hosted by the City of Ventura! Following our meeting please join us for lunch and a very special public art tour being arranged courtesy of Denise Sindelar, Community Partnerships Manager, City of Ventura.

As an added bonus November 4 is also Ventura’s First Fridays galleries event. If anyone is interested in staying over please send an email to: Jennifer Henning at jennifer.henning@palmspringsca.gov and we will check on discounted room rates and transportation.

agenda to be posted soon

 

Member Meeting, April 22

Friday, April 22nd

10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

City of Santa Monica

If you have not already done so, please RSVP to civicart@arts.lacounty.gov by the end of the week, April 8.

Items to be discussed:
• Member updates
• Update on the City of Santa Monica’s Palisades Park art commission and design process – Malina Moore
• WRAP (Web Resources for Art in Public) and upcoming Public Art Review issue – Jack Becker and Helen Lessick
• Collaborative initiatives – Greg Esser
• Research, model policy development and public art advocacy – Jessie Nemiroff
• De-brief and artist feedback on first two Making it Public workshops – Letitia F. Ivins
• PAN pre-conference in SD, Constance White, – 15 minutes

Meeting location, parking and directions posted on the listserve