This workshop will discuss the many complexities that come with a new public art commission that first-time artists may not anticipate. Permits, contracts, insurance, prevailing wage and the project management side of the process will be covered.
This event will feature a conversation with artist Jeanne Quinn, whose 2017 public art work “Sing and Glide” is featured above.
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