Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Proposal deadline tomorrow! View our panelists and frequently asked questions

 30 Hours left to tweak your proposal! They will then be handed off to a selection committee of seven art officianados who have been chosen to review the work based on their expertise in varying creative fields. The following are the involved parties who will be reviewing all projects submitted; we thank them for lending their time and vast creative knowledge.


Takuro Masuda - Artist, Videographer
Susan Bridges - Whitespace, I45
Jess Von Brandt - Designer, Atlanta Contemporary Art Center
Fatimah Abdullah - Arts Administrator, President ASIFA
Ben Goldman - Artist, Kibbee Gallery, Curator 2011 Hambidge Auction, Arts Exchange Gallery Committee
Courtney Hammond - Artist, Creative Director Dashboard Co-Op, Elevate Project Coordinator
Malina Rodriguez - Choreographer, Director Dance Truck
Frequently asked questions regarding ELEVATE proposals

A. Should I include a budget?
A detailed budget is not necessary however we do need to know what materials/technology you intend to use and the general range of your projected costs.

B. If project file will not fit into one email may I email them in two separate emails?
Yes, we are aware and sensitive to artists' time constraints. If you choose to do so please label the emails as such ie. 1of2 and 2of2

You may also mail or hand deliver your proposals to: 
 Eddie Granderson
Public Art Program Manager
233 Peachtree Street
Suite 1700 – Harris Tower
Atlanta, Georgia 30303

C. What if I am not familiar with the area and do not have a specific location?
It is not necessary to site a specific property for your work. A development committee will work alongside all finalists to procure the ultimate location for each work. Helpful information would include stating your vision clearly ie. do you see your work outside, inside, in a store front, hanging from a tree etc.


For more questions within the following days please contact:
Courtney Hammond
404.546.6980
PublicArt@AtlantaGa.gov





         

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