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Visual Arts Committee Meeting (CANCELLED)
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.
Visual Arts Committee meetings are held on the third Wednesday of each month at 3:00 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.
Civic Design Review Committee Meeting (Cancelled)
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.
Civic Design Review Committee meetings are held on the third Monday of each month at 2:00 PM, and generally last for about three hours. If the scheduled date falls on a holiday, the meeting will usually be rescheduled to the following or preceding week.
Executive Committee Meeting (Cancelled)
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.
Executive Committee meetings are held on the fourth Wednesday of each month at 1PM, 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.
49 South Van Ness Video Wall Artist Review Panel Orientation
Agenda
1:00 PM Welcome & Introductions
1:05 PM Overview of Project and Video Art Opportunity
1:10 PM Overview of Selection Panel and Scoring Process
1:25 PM Panelist Questions
1:30 PM Adjourn
Selection Panelists:
Samuel Chui, Project Manager, San Francisco Public Works (non-voting)
Art Proposals for the Transbay Block 3 Park & Alley Public Art Project
The San Francisco Arts Commission is conducting a review process to choose an artist to create a sculpture or series of sculptures for the new Transbay Block 3 Park & Alley. The artwork should be inspired by and responsive to the proposed park design, its natural habitat, physical landscape, site history, and sustainability. Additionally, the work should have a visual impact from a distance yet be integrated into the landscape.