Public Artist Roster: Hawaiʻi

Question Title

* 1. Contact

Name

Company/ Organization

Address

Address 2

City/Town

State/Province

ZIP/Postal Code

Email Address

Phone Number

Question Title

* 2. Work Samples: Please share link to web page or .pdf document with no more than 10-15 samples of previously completed projects that show your experience with public art projects. Artwork with sound or motion may also be submitted. We encourage applicants to select work that best expresses their artistic voice and technical expertise. (NOTE: If you submit an Instagram or similar url, the panel will only consider the most recent 10-15 posts at the time of review).

Link:

Question Title

* 3. Artist Statement: A brief statement about your experience creating temporary, permanent, free-standing or site-integrated artwork in any three-dimensional or two-dimensional media. Please include links to any websites that feature your work.

Question Title

* 4. Résumé or Artist Bio: Provide an artist bio/résumé that describes your art background. Please limit to 1-2 pages highlighting your most recent and relevant experience.

PDF, DOC, DOCX file types only.

Choose File

Question Title

* 5. Professional References: Provide contact information for three (3) professional references. Include a name, email address, phone number, and working relationship to the reference. Written letters of recommendation may be requested during the application process.

Reference #1:

Reference #2:

Reference #3:

Question Title

* 6. What are your primary and secondary mediums? Choose from the lists provided.

Digital new media

Dance

Integrated architectural or landscape architectural work

Music

Sculpture

Installation art

Theater

Mosaic

Mural

Other (please specify)

Question Title

* 7. Career Stage: What is the career stage that best defines your art practice? Choose from emerging, mid-career, and established.

Emerging: in the process of building recognition by consistent exhibition/ performance participation, securing representation and garnering reviews from critics or features in publication.

Mid-career: have already established a sizable audience, a consistent body of work and defining style, and artwork has received recognition from a local or national perspective through the presentation of work to the public and in publications.

Established: primary means of income, extensive body of work, widely recognized due to scope of representation in public exhibitions/ performances and publications, advanced career, significant collection.

Public Artist Roster: Hawaiʻi

Question Title

* 1. Contact

Question Title

Question Title

* 3. Artist Statement: A brief statement about your experience creating temporary, permanent, free-standing or site-integrated artwork in any three-dimensional or two-dimensional media. Please include links to any websites that feature your work.

Question Title

* 4. Résumé or Artist Bio: Provide an artist bio/résumé that describes your art background. Please limit to 1-2 pages highlighting your most recent and relevant experience.

Question Title

* 5. Professional References: Provide contact information for three (3) professional references. Include a name, email address, phone number, and working relationship to the reference. Written letters of recommendation may be requested during the application process.

Question Title

* 6. What are your primary and secondary mediums? Choose from the lists provided.

Question Title

* 7. Career Stage: What is the career stage that best defines your art practice? Choose from emerging, mid-career, and established.

Question Title

* 8. What public artwork would you create if space and funding were limitless (within reason)? In other words, what is your CAN-DO dream project?