| PUBLIC ART DISCUSSION SERIES |
WHEN:
March 28, 2011
5:30PM – 7:30PM
WHERE:
NEFA
145 Tremont Street
7th Floor
Boston, MA 02111
Driving directions, parking, and public transportation
COST:
FREE ADMISSION
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CONTACT:
Mary Tinti
Public Art Fellow
mtinti@nefa.org
617.951.0010 x243 |
Individuals with disabilities desiring accommodations should contact NEFA staff above. |
NEFA SUPPORTS ARTISTS WITH GRANTS AND PROFESSIONAL RESOURCES; ESTABLISHES VITAL CONNECTIONS BETWEEN ARTISTS, ARTS PROGRAMMERS, AND THE PUBLIC; AND STRENGTHENS THE REGION’S CREATIVE ECONOMY THROUGH RESEARCH THAT INFORMS PUBLIC POLICY.
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Join us for a series of gatherings in the Boston area to discuss critical topics in public art. Come hear from field experts and peers, network with artists, and participate in the discussion.
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FOURTH SESSION TOPIC:
RFQ – A Mock Panel Review |
| Have you ever wondered exactly what happens to your RFQ submission once you send it in for consideration? This fourth discussion series will present a rare window into the public art panel review process. Come learn how and why an application advances to the final round; hear the kinds of questions and conversations panelists have with one another; ask a few of your own; and pick up some tips and tricks to employ in response to the next RFQ that comes your way.
How Will It Work?
NEFA has selected an existing, open national artist call (The Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts’ Dundalk Avenue Streetscape Project) and encourages interested artists to draft their submission and send it for consideration by our very own mock panel.
We will select 8-10 applications to be reviewed publicly and constructively critiqued on Monday, March 28, 2011 in advance of the actual RFQ deadline on Wednesday, March 30, 2011.
NEFA’s submission guidelines can be found on the Events Calendar and applications are due to Mary Tinti (mtinti@nefa.org) by noon on Tuesday, March 15, 2011.
Who Should Attend?
Artists, administrators, and interested parties may participate by attending the panel event and/or submitting their application for possible review.
This FREE Public Art Discussion Series event is designed to foster real, candid conversations about how to put forth the best applications possible and we hope you will participate. All levels of public art experience are welcome!
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| THE PUBLIC ART DISCUSSION SERIES FOCUSES ON PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT, NETWORKING, AND BEST PRACTICES IN THE FIELD OF PUBLIC ART. |
| Past sessions in the series have included: temporary public art, from inspiration to fabrication, and the finalist round, among others. For subsequent session dates and times, visit NEFA’s Events Calendar and the NEFA Network.
The 2009-2011 series are sponsored by the New England Foundation for the Arts with support from the Boston Art Commission and generous funding from Anonymous. |
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