Published: 01 July 2021 to 31 December 2098
We are inviting applications from artists to create high quality, innovative and thought-provoking public art pieces and a sculpture for Whitby Community Hospital.
The proposed new artworks will be part of a plan for a range of exhibits, which will be displayed in various areas of the building and include a sculpture at the turning circle of the hospital main entrance.
We wish the project brief to include: creating a sense of welcome, having a unique flare that reflects the heritage of Whitby Town, bringing together a community, being neutral in regards to culture and politics and being easy to clean and maintain.
The project will also be funded with the help of fundraising and charitable grants.
If shortlisted, the final artist(s) of choice will begin work immediately, with an aim to have the artwork ready for installation as soon as possible and before the formal opening anticipated in early 2022.
Artists who are interested should explain their visions for the exhibits and also be able to demonstrate:
Applications must also include:
If you are interested, please send your application along to:
Sonia Rafferty, Service Manager, sonia.rafferty@nhs.net
With the subject line: “Public Art Commission Whitby Hospital”
All submissions will be reviewed by an Arts Steering Group and shortlisted candidates will be invited to a short interview before a judging panel at Whitby Hospital site as soon as possible.
In the likely event that several artists are chosen as finalists for the project, they will be expected to work collectively towards the common goal.
Further to this, the artist(s) selected for commission will be in consultation, engagement and participation with hospital representatives, the architect and the Estates team at Whitby Hospital.
The closing date for submissions is Saturday 31st July, 2021.
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