Submit a design proposal with rendering, map, and location description for public art installation on City property or in public rights-of-way in Lynchburg.
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Get matched →Lynchburg's Public Art Program is a process for people interested in installing public art on City property or in public rights-of-way such as streets and sidewalks. The program creates opportunities for Lynchburg residents, visitors, students and businesses to enjoy public art, encourage resident artists to present their work and create public spaces that are attractive to all who use them.
Submit a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), a rendering/design of the project, a map, and a description for the exact location.
Proposals are evaluated based on specific standards to ensure that the art is enriching, safe, and suitable for all members of the community. The City's Technical Review Committee (TRC) evaluates the proposal, and once approved, the project is reviewed by the Public Art Committee for final approval.
Read the Public Art Policy. Read and sign the Public Art Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) before submitting. This program does not apply to public art on private property.
Email Tom Martin or call 434-455-3909 for more information.
The Office of Economic Development & Tourism manages the James River Arts & Culture District Program, which supports arts & cultural projects within the Central Business District. Visit https://www.opportunitylynchburg.com/james-river-arts-culture-program/ for details.
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