Museum · Sandy Spring, MD, United States · 2 programs
As part of its Master Plan, the Museum is transforming its grounds into a campus where visitors discover cultural heritage, nature, and community through a network of walking trails and gathering spaces. The final artwork must be designed for permanent outdoor installation with minimal ongoing maintenance, safe for public use and fully functional for its intended purpose.
Requirements
A complete Phase I application includes: the artist's resume and artist statement; a portfolio of relevant works (5–10 images), preferably with a link to a digital portfolio; your personal connection to Sandy Spring or the region; a description of how you typically engage communities when developing site-specific work; and your preliminary idea (up to 250 words). Phase I does not require a developed design, drawings, renderings, fabrication plans, or a project budget.
More about eligibility
Because we celebrate local talent, artists residing in Maryland, Virginia, or the District of Columbia (DMV) are eligible to participate. Anyone living within the DMV can apply, including emerging and established artists, as individuals or as a group. Applications from underrepresented artists are encouraged.
Ability to create durable outdoor work
Interest in local history and culture
Approach to community engagement
Feasibility
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