Work Samples - A minimum of (10)/maximum of twenty (20) digital images of completed projects.
Release Call for Artists October 26, 2015.
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Submit Final Design for approval: Submit designs on a CD or flash drive plus a printed copy of each design.Present Concept Design & receive feedback on Concept Design.Pre-design Meeting: The successful artist will meet with the DLBA Creative Crosswalks Ad-hoc Committee to discuss the project and ask questions.A letter agreement is to be executed stipulating the agreement terms between the artist and the DLBA setting forth commercial terms and additional detailed specifications for the work.The selected artist/artist team participation in this project will be as outlined below: Artists will be selected through a juried process. Jurors are design professionals, Downtown stakeholders and DLBA and City staff. The artist will be selected based on the submitted application and images of completed project samples. The DLBA will retain the exclusive right to use the approved graphic design files in perpetuity for any similar DLBA application at any time without further compensation.Īrtists that reside in Los Angeles County. The fabrication of stencils and installation of the art to the crosswalk will be contracted by the DLBA in coordination with the City of Long Beach, and is separate from the artist design fee. It is dedicated to the management, marketing, security, maintenance, advocacy, economic and community development of the assessment districts in cooperation with the City of Long Beach and the private sector.Ī design fee $3,500 (thirty-five hundred) will be paid to the selected artist or artist team. The DLBA is a non-profit organization operating on behalf of the tenants and commercial and residential property owners of the Business Improvement District. Each mid-block crosswalk is approximately 20 feet wide and 32 feet long. The Creative Crosswalk artwork will enhance the Pine Avenue project improvements by incorporating artist-designed graphics within the standard crosswalk markings enhancing and creating a unique identity to the streetscape while making the crossings safer for pedestrians. Pine Avenue is currently in the final stages of a yearlong construction project that will see new trees and landscaping, lighting, street furniture, and street resurfacing. Installation costs are separate from the artist contract for design services. Installation and maintenance of the approved artwork graphics will be the responsibility of the DLBA.
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The selected artist shall create a series of design variations that reflect the unique identity, diversity, culture, and/or history of Downtown Long Beach. The Downtown Long Beach Associates (DLBA), a non-profit Business Improvement District operating in Long Beach, is seeking an artist or artist team to design artwork graphics for pedestrian crosswalks at 6 mid-block crossings along Pine Avenue in Downtown Long Beach. Creative Crosswalks for Downtown Long Beach (CA)Ĭontact: (Reference Call for Artist in the subject line)
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