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You may check our
FAQs section for answers to frequently asked
questions, or contact us at
Public Art Fund
One East 53rd Street
New York, NY 10022
E-mail: info@publicartfund.org
Tel:
212.980.4575
Fax: 212.980.3610
For press-related inquiries, e-mail press@publicartfund.org
Public Art
Fund frequently asked questions (FAQs)
- If I am a member of the press, how can I get more
information on Public Art Fund projects?
- How can I get on the Public Art Fund mailing list?
- Are there current internships/job openings at the
Public Art Fund?
- Do you have slide archives of past projects I can
go through/from which I can have materials sent to me?
- How may I become a member of Public Art Fund, and
what are its advantages?
- When/what are the Public Art Fund Talks?
- I am an artist, and have a public project in mind.
How can the Public Art Fund help me? Do you give grants? Do you
accept submissions?
- I am trying to contact a specific artist that the
Public Art Fund worked with/is working with. How may I get in
touch with them now?
If I am a member of the press, how can I get more
information on Public Art Fund projects?
For all press inquiries, e-mail press@publicartfund.org with your name, publication title, address, phone number, and e-mail address to receive project information, press releases, images and reproduction rights.
How can I get on the Public Art Fund mailing list?
E-mail info@publicartfund.org
with your name, address, phone number, and e-mail address to receive
information on our projects, lecture series, and programs.
Are there current internships/job openings at the Public Art
Fund?
Internships and job opportunities are listed on our Employment
and Internships page, as well as on websites such as http://www.idealist.org and >http://nyfa.org .
Do you have slide archives of past projects that I can go through? Can I have materials sent to me from your archives?
The Public Art Fund does not have a library or archives that are open for public perusal. We are happy to send information on a specific project or help locate information about Public Art Fund projects in general. We also lend visual materials on occasion, provided they are returned in good condition and in a timely fashion, always properly credited when reproduced, and that pick-up and return are pre-arranged. To request materials on a specific project, please e-mail archives@publicartfund.org with a formal loan request that includes your name and contact information. Please note: we are not able to loan out materials on ALL of our projects due to limited staff resources.
How can I contribute to the Public Art Fund, and what are its advantages?
Public Art Fund is happy to recieve donations of all sizes. By contributing $50 or more, you will recieve our semi-annual magazine, announcements of our projects and programs, and discounted tickets to our Public Art Fund Talks lecture series held twice a year. If you are interested in making a generous contribution, please email info@publicartfund.org for more information or click on donate.
When/what are the Public Art Fund Talks?
Public Art Fund Talks is a lecture series that is held in the fall and spring, and features discussions led by contemporary artists, curators, and critics. The program is organized in collaboration with The Vera List Center for Art and Politics at the New School and lectures take place at the School's Tishman Auditorium (66 West 12th Street) and begin at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $5 for general admission, and free to students with a valid student ID. We recommend purchasing tickets in advance on our website, or by emailing paftalks@publicartfund.org.
I am an artist, and have a public project in mind. How can the
Public Art Fund help me? Do you give grants? Do you accept submissions?
The Public Art Fund is not a grant-giving organization and does not sponsor exhibitions or projects that are not organized or initiated by the Public Art Fund itself. We do have an annual open call for New York State-based artists called In
the Public Realm.
I am trying to contact a specific artist that the Public Art
Fund worked with/is working with. How may I get in touch with him/her
now?
We suggest you contact the gallery that represents the artist
you are interested in.
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