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The State of New Jersey is seeking to purchase completed two-dimensional artwork for display in the new Maternal and Infant Health Innovation Center in Trenton.
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Get matched →The Maternal and Infant Health Innovation Center in Trenton is a newly constructed office building in the State Capital Complex neighborhood. The State is seeking to purchase completed two-dimensional artwork for display in the new building. This call is open only to New Jersey artists who are permanent residents of Mercer County, or maintain a permanent art studio address in Mercer County. Employees of the State of New Jersey are not eligible to submit for this call. The project seeks to acquire multiple, completed, ready to install two-dimensional artworks priced at or under $1000. The New Jersey State Council on the Arts is managing this Public Art Inclusion process.
The Maternal and Infant Health Innovation Center is a newly constructed building located at 1 Pennington Avenue in Trenton's Capital Complex neighborhood. This modern facility will be the home of the New Jersey Maternal and Infant Health Innovation Authority. The Art Selection committee will select a number of already-completed two-dimensional artworks to purchase for display in the building’s interior spaces. The project has a total purchase budget of up to $50,000, and intends to purchase works from multiple artists. All artwork purchases will be no higher than $1000. Works submitted that exceed this price point will not be considered.
This call is open to Mercer County, New Jersey resident artists, as well as artists who maintain a permanent art studio address in Mercer County. State of New Jersey employees are excluded from consideration.
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The Art Selection Committee will review all submissions that meet the eligibility criteria, and will vote on a shortlist of potential works for purchase. Information about dropping off shortlisted works for in-person viewing by the committee will be provided. Not all shortlisted works will be purchased. On a to-be-determined date, the Art Selection committee will review, in person, the shortlisted works, and make final selections. All shortlisted artwork must be picked up by the artist after the viewing period. After the in-person viewing, shortlisted artists will be contacted in regards to the final decision of the committee. Final purchase arrangements will be made and then delivery of purchased work will be arranged. All purchases will be subject to the New Jersey Economic Development Authority’s procurement terms and conditions. Compliance documents are not required for purchases less than $1,000.00, but selected artists will be required to provide an invoice, proof of eligibility, and IRS forms.