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Public Art Opportunity - Water Flume Line Trail and Oak Tree Park

Public Art Opportunity - Water Flume Line Trail and Oak Tree Park
Water Flume Line Trail

Application Deadline

January 11, 2016

11:59 PM

 

Budget 

$95,000, all inclusive

 

Eligibility

Artists living in Washington or Oregon

 

Opportunity

The City of Tacoma, in partnership with Metro Parks Tacoma, is seeking artists and/or artist teams who reside in Oregon or Washington State to submit qualifications for a $95,000 commission to create a permanent public artwork or series of artworks for the adjoining Water Flume Line Trail and Oak Tree Park.

 

The Water Flume Line Trail is a historic corridor that is being rebuilt into a six-and-a-half mile long path for bicyclists and pedestrians, connecting South Tacoma to the Thea Foss Waterway in downtown Tacoma, starting at the south end of Oak Tree Park. The selected artist or team will help increase visibility for Oak Tree Park and the Water Flume Line Trail, connect both assets to the surrounding community, and enhance the user experience.

 

How to Apply

Download the Call to Artists for all the details and how to apply. Applications must be received by January 11, 2016, 11:59 PM.

 

Questions?

Contact Rebecca Solverson at rebecca.solverson@cityoftacoma.org or (253) 591-5564

 



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