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Public Utility Box Call
City of Redmond is seeking artwork for traffic signal control box wraps. Artists will receive $250 for a one-time, specific use of each selected artwork design. This call is searching for pre-existing artwork (rather than creating something specifically for this opportunity.) The artist is not responsible for fabrication or installation. Wraps will be installed in 2020 and may be removed at any time at the discretion of the City. The estimated life of the wrap is 5-7 years.
DEADLINE: Friday, October 2, 2020 by Midnight (PST)
For more information and how to apply click here
2020 Redmond Lights Call
City of Redmond is looking for artists to submit proposals to provide new or existing temporary illuminated artworks as part of Redmond Lights, a winter celebration of holiday traditions, cultures, and faiths of our diverse community.
DEADLINE: Friday, October 2, 2020 by Midnight (PST)
For more information and how to apply click here
Jobs
The City of Redmond is looking for enthusiastic instructors who love to teach people of all ages. Do you enjoy teaching children, adults, and seniors? If so, you will want to keep reading! We welcome all types of instructors to apply.
These are part-time supplemental positions with varying hours. Classes occur year-round, 0-15 hours per week, and will be scheduled for morning, evening and weekends. This position is limited to a maximum of 1040 hours per year.
To find out more information and see the full job description, please apply online.
2020 Creative Consultancy
The City of Redmond was awarded the 4Culture Creative Consultancy grant to partner with artists Angie Hinojos Yusuf, Carlos Jimenez, and Centro Cultural Mexicano to encourage participation in the 2020 Census Count. This project includes the design and fabrication of 5 sculptures to serve as visual reminders to turn in your census.
Complete your census today by mailing your form or online my2020census.gov, to register by phone in one of 14 languages call, 844-330-2020.
As Mexican American artists, Ms. Yusuf and Mr. Jimenez know the importance of highlighting untold stories and amplifying unheard voices. To find out more about the project and Centro Cultural Mexicano, please visit their website at, www.centroculturalmexicano.org
Cultural Inclusion has emerged as a City priority whose outcome is to have all residents fully and effectively access city services. The City is dedicated to ensuring an accurate, fair, and inclusive U.S Census count in 2020.
Starting May 15th, the five sculptures will be placed in key locations in Redmond. Find all 5 and send your photos to angie@centroculturalmexicano.org to receive a free t-shirt, please include your shirt size.
Explore the City of Redmond’s Art Collection
Discover downtown Redmond’s public art collection by following the Redmond Public Art Walking Map (PDF). Printed copies of this map are available at our community centers.
Even more public art exists beyond this map! We maintain a public art mobile app for Redmond’s permanently-installed outdoor art collection. The app is called STQRY (pronounced "story") and is available for free on iOS and Android operating systems.