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Artists are invited to submit qualifications and site-specific artwork proposals for the UF Disability Resource Center that are welcoming, accessible, and engaging with multisensory elements.
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Get matched →The Art Selection Committee seeks qualifications from artists interested in creating a new, site-specific artwork that is welcoming, accessible, and engaging for a wide range of users and experiences at the UF Disability Resource Center. The artwork should provide a meaningful multisensory experience and may incorporate tactile, auditory, and braille elements. Color, texture, and opportunities for interaction are encouraged.
Artist must have met at least two (2) of the following: works in private, public, corporate or museum collections; received awards, grants or fellowships; completed other public commissions on a similar scale; participated in exhibitions at major museums or galleries. Preference may be given to disabled artists and artists with lived experience of disability.
Artists may choose to explore themes related to disability culture, disability justice, accessibility, or significant moments in disability rights history, including the ADA and the Capitol Crawl.
Gainesville, FL
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