City of Florence issued the following announcement on June 10.
Art Exposed is a rotating, outdoor art gallery where artists display their art for two years at a very low cost to the City of Florence. While on display, the pieces of art are available for purchase. If a piece is sold, 30% of the profit is reinvested into the City of Florence's public art program. The current pieces will be on display until Winter 2022.
To learn more about the City of Florence Public Art Program, CLICK HERE. If you have questions about the Public Arts Committee or the Art Exposed program, please contact Management Analyst Peighton Allen by EMAIL.
2022 Call-for-Artists - Deadline: Friday, July 15, 2022 @ 9:59 p.m. Pacific Standard Time
The City of Florence is pleased to invite emerging, mid-career and established artists to submit work to the Public Art Committee’s program, Art Exposed. The program is expanding this year, from five locations to eight locations, as well as increasing the artist stipend to $1,500.
CLICK HERE to view the Call-for-Artists and apply! The cost to apply is $25 dollars for the first piece of art. Artists are encouraged to submit up to eight pieces of art using the coupon code F100RENCE for each additional entry.
Current Pieces on Display:
Three Blue Spires - Gerry Newcomb
Location: Siuslaw River Interpretive Center - Rain Garden
Medium: Cast Glass / Steel
Height: 126" x 36" x 36"
Price: $30,000
Ravens - Steve Tyree
Location: Siuslaw River Interpretive Center - Eastern Space (Waterfront Depot)
Medium: Bronze and COR-10 Steel
Height: 84" x 28" x 18"
Price: $7,000
Nursing Doe - Steve Tyree
Location: Old Town Park - Gazebo Park
Medium: Bronze and COR-10 Steel
Height: 45" x 45" x 35"
Price: $11,000
Low-Poly Open Heart (RIDE) - M.L. Duffy
Location: Maple Street Pocket Park
Medium: Welded Laser-Cut Aluminum Diamondplate, Tractor Paint
Height: 5' x 5' x 2.5"
Price: $35,715
Supporting Documents
Description of Art Installation Base (274 KB)
2022 Art Exposed Call-For-Artists Location Information (679 KB)
Original source can be found here.
Source: City of Florence