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Here's something almost no artist knows: there's a huge pot of money set aside, by law in a lot of places, specifically to pay artists to make art for public spaces. And most never even look for it. It's called public art, and it's a lot bigger than murals. Paintings, sculptures, illustrations, photography, even art on park benches and trail signs, in schools, hospitals, libraries, parks and new developments. Thousands of commissions every year, for artists at every level, including complete beginners. Where the money comes from: loads of places have a 'percent for art' scheme, where around 1% of the budget of every big construction project has to be spent on art. On a big build, that's serious money. How to actually get it: Search 'percent for art' or 'public art commission' plus your city, and check your local arts council. That's where they're listed. They usually want a short proposal, so start with smaller, local ones to build a track record. A lot of programmes reserve most of their commissions for local artists. Don't count yourself out on scale. Councils commission benches, utility boxes and small murals, not just giant sculptures. Everyone starts somewhere. A public commission pays you properly, puts your work in front of a whole community, and gives you a CV line that changes everything. Most artists just never knew the money was there. Send this to an artist who deserves to get paid for their work. #ArtistOpportunities #EmergingArtist #PublicArt #ArtCareer #CreativeFlair
Here's something almost no artist knows: there's a huge pot of money set aside, by law in a lot of places, specifically to pay artists to make art for public spaces. And most never even look for it. It's called public art, and it's a lot bigger than murals. Paintings, sculptures, illustrations, photography, even art on park benches and trail signs, in schools, hospitals, libraries, parks and new developments. Thousands of commissions every year, for artists at every level, including complete beginners. Where the money comes from: loads of places have a 'percent for art' scheme, where around 1% of the budget of every big construction project has to be spent on art. On a big build, that's serious money. How to actually get it: Search 'percent for art' or 'public art commission' plus your city, and check your local arts council. That's where they're listed. They usually want a short proposal, so start with smaller, local ones to build a track record. A lot of programmes reserve most of their commissions for local artists. Don't count yourself out on scale. Councils commission benches, utility boxes and small murals, not just giant sculptures. Everyone starts somewhere. A public commission pays you properly, puts your work in front of a whole community, and gives you a CV line that changes everything. Most artists just never knew the money was there. Send this to an artist who deserves to get paid for their work. #ArtistOpportunities #EmergingArtist #PublicArt #ArtCareer #CreativeFlair

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