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District invites artists for public art in West Vancouver

September 23, 2021 10:30am

The District invites artists or artist teams to design and integrate site-specific public art at Navvy Jack Point Park (at the foot of 21st Street) and Weston Park (at the foot of 22nd Street) in West Vancouver.

This opportunity is open to professional artists and artist teams who demonstrate the following:

are able to meet the deadlines and stay within an approved budget;

have the skills and experience required to manage all phases of implementation from design to installation;

reside in British Columbia;

have an understanding of the vision and themes.

All proposed art components must be constructed with durable materials, be safe to use, and consider long-term maintenance and longevity in the design.

A maximum budget of $63,000 has been allocated for public art at Navvy Jack Point Park and $34,000 at Weston Park.

The submission deadline is Tuesday, October 12 at 2 p.m.

To view the full Expression of Interest, including selection process and submission requirements, please visit: Public Art

Please contact Doti Niedermayer, Cultural Services Senior Manager, at 604-921-2938 or dniedermayer@westvancouver.ca for further enquiries.

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