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Bookmark or Share- Funding Resources - Americans for the ArtsAmericans for the Arts has a list of Public Art Funding Resources (documents, reports, and contract templates) that will help you begin a public art project with the appropriate funding in place. Americans for the Arts’ Local Arts Rapid Response Tool Kit guides you through the process of getting back on your feet and also offers helpful ...
- Public Art Network - Americans for the ArtsAmericans for the Arts Public Art Network (PAN) develops professional services for the broad array of individuals and organizations engaged in the diverse field of public art. PAN is the only professional network in the United States dedicated to advancing public art programs and projects through advocacy, policy, and information resources to further art and design in our built environment.
- Removing Public Artworks: Process and Policies are KeyThe Public Art Network Council adopted a series of Proposed Best Practices For Public Art Projects, which outlines a few ways to work with artists through collection management processes. Be inclusive of the community. Community inclusivity is a key component to any public art process.
- Public Art Opportunities - Americans for the ArtsA Public Art Selection Committee will review the proposals of applicant artists and make recommendations to the Johnson City Public Art Committee. The Selection Committee includes artists, arts advocates, curators, administrators, project partners, and other arts and community development specialists.
- Public Art - Americans for the ArtsPublic art programs commissioning public art projects either directly contact an artist(s) or use an open or limited competition process. The most common is an open competition Call for Artists giving artists the information they need to apply to be considered for a project.
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