Foundation / Corporation
4 Culture
05/09/22
05/31/22 4:00 PM PDT
Opportunity of up to $75,000 for a USA or British Columbia artist, artist team, or curator to develop an art plan for outdoor recreational areas in Washington. The successful applicant will be expected to oversee the planning and implementation of artistic projects in eligible regions. The resulting projects will take place in King County.
An artist, curator or artist team will work with 4Culture and King County Parks to develop an art plan for King County Parks’ extensive network of parks, regional and backcountry trails, and open spaces in collaboration with the unique communities they connect to throughout King County, WA.
The planning artist, curator, or artist team will:
Although the plan will lay a foundation for other artists’ work, the planning artist, curator, or artist team will have the opportunity to propose ideas for an original artwork as part of the plan. The detailed development and implementation of their idea will be funded separately.
GrantWatch ID#: 202924
$75,000
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The artist, curator, or artist team will receive $32,000 for the initial phase of the project which includes research and immersion in the parks and trails systems. An additional $21,500 will be allocated for programming and community engagement. The artist/curator/team will receive $21,500 for art plan development, design, and completion of the plan. Funds of up to $5,300 are available for travel based on selected artist or curator’s location. *amount to be based on current GSA Per Diem rates
Project timeline: July/August 2022—August 2023
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Apply online: https://apply.4culture.org/
If you have questions regarding the application, please contact:
Andy Le
andy.le@4culture.org
206-263-1587
If you have questions related to the project, please contact:
Selina Hunstiger
selina.hunstiger@4culture.org
206-263-2518
Kelly Pajek
kelly.pajek@4culture.org
206-263-1606
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