10/7 Workshop: Navigating the Public Art Process

Lane Arts Council, in partnership with the City of Eugene Cultural Services Division, presents “Navigating the Public Art Process,” a workshop on Monday, October 7th led by Kate Ali, City of Eugene Public Art Manager.

Navigating the Public Art Process
Monday, October 7th, 3:30-5:30pm

942 Olive St building, classroom

 
Registration: $20

As a professional artist trying to break into the field of art in public places, applying to public art projects can feel intimidating and overwhelming. This workshop led by Kate Ali, City of Eugene Public Art Manager, will demystify the application process through the lens of a percent for art project from start to finish. We will look at how percent for art projects are developed, how to gain the necessary experience to be considered for a public art project, project application tips, as well as project proposal dos and don’ts.

About Kate Ali:
Kate Ali has worked as an Art Coordinator for the Oregon Arts Commission’s Percent for Art Program for the last five years, managing over twenty percent for art projects. She is a co-founder of the Gray Space Project, a Eugene Art Thread member and has exhibited her sculptural works across the West Coast, Brooklyn and Japan. Her public art experience ranges from artist and designer to project manager, giving her a unique perspective on the public art world. Kate is currently the Public Art Manager for the City of Eugene.
This workshop is part of Lane Arts Council’s professional development workshops for artists and arts organizations, presented in partnership with City of Eugene Cultural Services Division, and sponosred by Columbia Bank.
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