Calls For Artists in San Francisco! Muralists, Sculptors & Glass Artists!
Just the latest calls for artists in the city via the San Francisco Arts Commission, a lot of very interesting artwork needs doing in the Mission, Hayes Valley, Treasure Island and on walls all over the city!
3 projects have application deadlines in January and one in March, if you or an artist you know might be interested, time to snap into action!
Potrero Yard_Bryant Street from Franklin Square
Potrero Yard Modernization Public Art Project
JANUARY 22, 2024, 11:59 PM PST
PROJECT OVERVIEW
The San Francisco Arts Commission invites artists and artist teams residing in the United States to submit qualifications for three art opportunities for the Potrero Yard Modernization Public Art Project. Applicants to this RFQ will be considered for the following artwork opportunities:
- Architecturally integrated glass artwork on the bus ramp on 17th Street measuring approximately 11,000ft2, facing Franklin Square.
- Architecturally integrated glass artwork on a multi-story stairwell measuring approximately 3,800ft2, located on Mariposa Street at York Street.
- Large-scale tile artwork on a building façade measuring approximately 3,000ft2, located on 17th Street at Bryant Street.
Just a cool mural in the city. By AMOS GOLDBAUM
StreetSmARTS Mural Program Artist Pool
APPLICATION DEADLINE: JANUARY 19, 2024, 11:59 PM
PROJECT OVERVIEW
The San Francisco Arts Commission invites artists, artist teams, urban artists, and street writers to submit qualifications for the StreetSmARTS Mural Program Artist Pool.
Artists will be compensated at a rate of $50 per square foot. For example, a mural size of 200 square feet would have a budget of $10,000. This fee is inclusive of the artist fee, materials, and all other associated cost.
David Best Temple at Patricia Green many years ago.
Outdoor Exhibition of Existing Large-Scale Sculptures for Display in Patricia’s Green
PROJECT OVERVIEW
The San Francisco Arts Commission invites artists and artist teams residing in the Greater Bay Area to submit proposals for an Outdoor Exhibition of Existing Large Scale Sculptures for Display in Patricia’s Green.
The Project Budget is to be established in consultation with the Commission and may not exceed $40,000. The budget is inclusive of all project-related expenses such as engineering, General Liability and Fine Arts insurance, any required modifications to the work to make it ready for outdoor display, transportation to and from the site, installation/deinstallation, signage, periodic maintenance and repair of the sculpture throughout the duration of its year-long loan to the City and is inclusive of an honorarium/loan fee for the artist that is no greater than 20% of the loan amount.
Treasure Island – Cityside Park Request For Proposals (RFP)
PROJECT OVERVIEW
TREASURE ISLAND ART PROGRAM OVERVIEW
The Treasure Island Art Master Plan sets forth a vision for the island to be known as a destination for the arts. The large-scale redevelopment of Treasure Island provides an unparalleled opportunity to commission bold, imaginative and forward-thinking contemporary art projects. The new artworks will embody the spirit of innovation that characterized the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition and will ensure an ongoing cultural legacy for the island. Treasure Island’s vibrant and robust art program will affirm its reputation as a remarkable place to live and visit and will establish it as a magnet for cultural tourism. Over the next 20 years, there will be multiple permanent and temporary art works commissioned for the island.
This RFP announces the second permanent public art commission planned for the Treasure Island Art Program which follows the completion of the Point of Infinity sculpture by Hiroshi Sugimoto installed on Yerba Buena Island.
MARCH 15, 2024, 11:59 PM PDT
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