Public Art

The Town of Harrisburg is seeking qualified professional Artists, Teams of Artists, or related vendors to provide the necessary services to provide public art projects for the Town’s two (2) existing Roundabouts on Stallings Road. The Town’s primary objective is to select an artist who can design original artwork that reflects and supports the Town’s vision, mission, values, and goals, resulting in a compelling and meaningful piece that resonates with the community.

An established budget amount not to exceed $150,000, is allocated to include artists’ fees, design, fabrication, and installation. Fee amount includes both roundabouts. Engineering fees and all other applicable code requirements shall be included in this amount.

The Arts & Science Council (ASC) is seeking qualifications from professional artists and artist teams for a new public art commission at the Sugar Creek Library. This project offers an exciting opportunity to create an integrated, wall-based artwork that reflects the identity, diversity, and aspirations of the Sugar Creek community. The proposed art site’s approximate dimensions are 9’ 8” high and 37’ 4” wide.
Total Budget: $168,596

The Arts & Science Council is accepting qualifications from U.S. based artists/artist teams for a public art opportunity for the City of Charlotte’s, Charlotte Fire Department, Firehouse #44 located at 7800 Dixie River Rd., Charlotte, NC. This RFQ represents an opportunity for an artist, or team of artists, to create a highly visible, wall-based artwork sited on the two-story wall adjacent to the training staircase.

Artwork should be wall based including, but not limited to mounted 2D paintings, shallow relief sculpture, or a combination of those two approaches. Artwork should not be directly painted onto the FH#44 brick facade.

Budget: $168,596