ARTIST NEEDED Harbor Arbor Art Project

Gig Harbor, WALocal News

The City of Gig Harbor is actively seeking artists for the Harbor Arbor Art Project, a unique opportunity to creatively engage with nature by carving and embellishing tree snags in Grandview Forest Park. Applications are due by June 1, 2025, and the project aims for completion by December 1, 2025. The initiative not only enhances the park's visual appeal but also promotes sustainable art practices, as all materials used must be eco-friendly and free of toxins. Artists can submit various artistic themes, although all proposals will be vetted for approval by the Gig Harbor Arts Commission and the city council. The project has a total budget capped at $7,500, emphasizing the city's commitment to supporting local art while ensuring financial responsibility.

Artists are required to provide a minimum of three examples of their previous work, along with a concept sketch for their proposed idea. Additionally, successful applicants will need to enter into a contract with the city, which will include general commercial liability insurance. This project presents a valuable opportunity for artists to contribute to their community while promoting environmental stewardship.

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