Join host Njaimeh Njie and her guest Hourglass discussing the theme of storytelling on the next After Dinner Conversations, presented by OPA.
Office of Public Art is pleased to present a virtual Public Art Training Camp. This is a series of eight online weekly sessions for emerging and mid-career artists interested in working in the public realm, as well as for organizations interested in working with artists.
Explore current trends in public art throughout the United States and around the world with guest speaker Kendal Henry, the Director of New York City’s Department of Cultural Affairs Percent for Art Program.
Arts administrator Christian Guerra will discuss best practices for selecting artists for future public art projects. Topics will include: establishing core principles in a Request for Proposals (RFP); demonstrating how well-defined core principles lead to better collaborations; listening to artists; and incorporating community feedback to enhance the artist selection process.
Join host Bekezela Mguni and her guest Mi'Jan Celie as they discuss the theme of storytelling on the next After Dinner Conversations, presented by OPA. Bekezela Mguni is a queer...
As an artist, one of the most exciting messages or phone calls to receive is to be asked to interview for a potential public art project. But, how does someone...
Lawyer, jazz pianist, college professor, and long-time arts advocate David Gurwin will explain the different types of contracts involved with public art projects and other contracts that artists may encounter...
