The San Francisco Arts Commission invites artists and artist teams residing in the United States to submit qualifications for a public art opportunity at Ocean Beach in San Francisco. Proposals for this public art opportunity for the Ocean Beach Climate Change Adaptation Project may range from a focal large-scale sculpture to a grouping of smaller human-scale sculptures at the newly constructed Sloat Blvd. public plaza for the project.
The San Francisco Arts Commission invites artists who work in two-dimensional media, such as painting, drawing and photography, to submit original creative works that are available for purchase for the 49 South Van Ness Two Dimensional Art program. These works will supplement the existing art collection at 49 South Van Ness.
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The purchase price of the individual unframed original artwork should not exceed $10,000, and be appropriate to the scale of the artwork, medium, as well as the market rate for the artist’s work.
The San Francisco Arts Commission (SFAC) Galleries is partnering with the San Francisco Public Library (SFPL) to fund 10-12 artist projects that will be included in the SFPL COVID Community Time Capsule.
The San Francisco Arts Commission is committed to open government. Any member of the public is welcome to attend our meetings and provide public comment.
Community Investments Committee meetings are held the third Tuesday on even-numbered months at 1 p.m., and generally last for about two hours. If the scheduled date falls on a holiday, the meeting will usually be rescheduled to the following or preceding week.
For any questions about Special Project Grants, please contact Senior Program Officer Jaren Bonillo at jaren.bonillo@sfgov.org or 415-252-2227.
A translation of this grant application is available upon request; however, only applications in English will be accepted.
The San Francisco Arts Commission is committed to open government. Any member of the public is welcome to attend our meetings and provide public comment.
Community Investments Committee meetings are held the second Tuesday on even-numbered months at 1:00 PM, and generally last for about two hours. If the scheduled date falls on a holiday, the meeting will usually be rescheduled to the following or preceding week.
The San Francisco Arts Commission invites artists residing in the United States to submit available 2-dimensional, wall-mounted artworks for consideration for purchase for the Alameda Creek Watershed Center (ACWC). The Arts Commission will purchase one artwork for the ACWC Community Meeting Room that highlights the Watershed’s distinct natural landscape, and provides local benefit through the direct purchase of an artwork by an artist who currently resides in, and/or has a meaningful connection to, the Alameda Creek Watershed and surrounding region.
