Emerge Gallery & Art Center / Deadline: 08/15/15
The Pitt County Arts Council, in collaboration with the City of Greenville, North Carolina, invites visual and graphic artists located nationwide to create original designs for the 5 Points Archway Public Art Project. Designs should have an emphasis on community, innovation, and/or culture. Artists will create original designs that will be reproduced on large banners measuring 10ft x 20ft and installed in 5 archways on the side of Starlight Cafe located at 104 W. Fifth Street in Greenville, NC. The archways face 5 Points Plaza, a parking area that is converted to an events location for popular events such as Freeboot Fridays, Umbrella Market, and PirateFest. One artist will be chosen and will receive a $3,000 honorarium and the opportunity to have their artwork reproduced on the five banners. The banners will be on display for 2 to 3 years, and then rotated thereafter.
For more information, please see the following prospectus: http://www.pittcountyarts.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/Greenville-Archways-RFP.pdf
Submission is online. The public display will be in Greenville, North Carolina.
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Eligibility is open to visual and graphic artists 18 years or older.
Each artist may only submit one application with five 10'x20' designs. This can be one cohesive design broken up into five rectangles, or five different scenes. All materials must be received no later than Saturday, August 15th by 4:00pm, or postmarked by this date. The following template can be used as a guide, however the final designs must be submitted as a PDF, JPG, or TIFF print-ready file at 150 minimum dpi sized to 120"x240" or 300 minimum dpi for 60"x120". Work can be submitted via CD, DVD, thumbdrive, or by a dropbox link via email.
$3,000
The Civic Arts Committee from the Pitt County Arts Council will manage the application and review process and will coordinate the selection panel.
Cathy Hardison
404 Evans St
Greenville, NC 27858
P: 252.551.6947
W: http://www.pittcountyarts.org/
E: info@pittcountyarts.org
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