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Submit 1-3 images of original, completed artwork for consideration as vinyl wraps on utility boxes throughout Wilsonville.
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Get matched →The City of Wilsonville and the Arts, Culture, and Heritage Commission invite artists to participate in 'Wilsonville Wrapped,' a Utility Box Public Art Program. The pilot program will place artwork on up to 7 utility boxes (approximately 80" x 24" x 30") throughout the City. Artwork will be reproduced as vinyl wraps and professionally installed by a contractor. Artists are NOT expected to do any work on-site. The program aims to add vitality and attractiveness to the streetscape, foster civic pride and community identity, and bring accessible art to unexpected places.
Open to all visual artists of any medium, graphic designers, illustrators, photographers, and student artists 16 years or older. Artists under 18 must submit under parent or legal guardian guidance, who must sign the contract.
Staff will conduct an internal review to confirm completeness, adherence to guidelines, and eligibility. The Arts, Culture, and Heritage Commission will evaluate submissions based on artist excellence, composition, originality, and whether the artwork meets the project goals of representing the theme and fostering civic pride and community.
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Selected artists will receive $500 per box as a design stipend, paid directly to the artist. This is inclusive of everything to generate the design concept. Selected artists will not be entitled to any other compensation or reimbursement beyond the $500 per box design.
Awarded artists must sign a contract with the City of Wilsonville outlining scope of work, timelines, payment, artwork use and ownership. The City retains the right to photograph the work and use it for promotional materials. Artwork created under this program is temporary and becomes the property of the City of Wilsonville, which retains the right to remove or replace artwork at its sole discretion.