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CALL to “TILE” ARTISTS

(e.g. Ceramic, Porcelain, Terracotta, Stone, Glass)

Aqua Crest Aquatic Complex​

2503 Seacrest Blvd, Delray Beach, FL 33444  ​​​

BUDGET: $348,000

DEADLINE:  October 19, 2026, by 11:59pm EDT​

​TO DOWNLOAD THE COMPLETE CALL TO ARTISTS CLI​CK HE​RE​.​


A) Project Summary

Palm Beach County's Art in Public Places program (PBC AiPP) seeks to commission an Artist or Artist team (Artist) to design, fabricate and install art to support Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation Department’s goals of promoting healthy, happy living for residents and visitors utilizing the renovated Aqua Crest Aquatic Complex. Commissioned art will be integrated into the Entrance/Ticketing building and be inspired by the mission of Aqua Crest Aquatic Complex to provide a safe and affordable high quality facility that facilitates competitive and recreational water activities for residents and visitors to Palm Beach County.


Concept rendering below of Aqua Crest Aquatic Complex.
Area outlined in red is the Entrance/Ticketing building.​



B) Art Design Goals

  • Art will support Parks and Recreation staff's' efforts to create a welcoming, vibrant environment for all individuals and groups that use the Complex.
  • Art will be inspired by active recreational and competitive aquatic activities that promote enhanced physical and mental wellbeing, and community connection.
  • Art will be inspired by recreational aquatic activities.
  • Art will provide visual interest that invites new discoveries for repeat visits.  
  • Wall art materials will be durable, require minimal maintenance and withstand the intense local environment (sun, high winds, salty moist air, and rain).
  • Art will complement the facility's architectural style and scale.

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C) Areas for Art Integration

The selected Artist will be responsible for designing, permitting, fabricating, and installing art onto the approximate top third of the Complex’s entrance ticketing building. Art must be made of tiles (e.g. ceramic, porcelain, terracotta, stone, glass) to be surface mounted to walls, must result in flat even surfaces that do not protrude from walls, and do not require structural reinforcement to walls. Walls are concrete tilt-up wall panels and will be primed, unless artist proposed media does not require priming.

Art installation shall be in accordance with the current edition of the Florida Building Code including any local amendments and the Tile Council of North America (TCNA) current edition of the TCNA Handbook.

The Aqua Crest Aquatic Complex is planned to include approximately 14,600 square feet and a 50 meter pool. For purposes of this Call to Artists, the Entrance/Ticketing building is divided into five (5) panels, although visually the walls appear as a continuous cohesive wrap around the building. Walls designated for art integration are on the on the south, southeast, east, southwest and west facing facades. Wall square footage dimensions are approximate and subject to change. Artist proposals will be developed as if the wall is completely blank, save for the necessary elements (i.e. ventilation, entrances, and structural fixtures). Shortlisted Artists will receive construction documents upon execution of a County standard form Non-Disclosure Agreement prior to Finalist art proposal development.

The illustrations and renderings that follow are conceptual and illustrative only.​​​

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Panel A: Artist will design, permit, fabricate and install art in area highlighted below in red (324 SF).


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 Panel B.1 (184 SF) and C.1 (134 SF) West Facades:  Artist will design, permit, fabricate and install art in area highlighted below in red.  

 

Panel B.2 (184 SF) and C.2 (134 SF), East Facades:  The selected Artist will design, permit, fabricate and install art in area highlighted below in red.





Exterior Material Schedule
TAG APPLICATION MANUFACTURER PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
AWP-01 Exterior Wall Cladding (17 7/8 x 71 9/16) Nichiha - Illuminations AWP 1818 (Color to match Sherwin Williams SW 6523)
MTL.01 Standing seam metal roof Garland Co. Vintage Stone, Color: Star Blue Quartz, Provide Coordinating Color Accessories and Trim Pieces
MTL.02 Metal paint Tnemec High Build Industrial Epoxy Primer, Urethane Finish Paint for Exterior Metal Frame, Color to Match, Sherwin Williams SW 9148 Smokey Azurite
MTL.04 Metal soffit Varco Pruden Buildings or Eq. Pre-Engineered Metal Soffit, Color: Cool Cotton White
STC.01 Stucco STO 130 STOLIT 1.0 - 35308 (To Match SW 9145 Sleepy Hollow)
STC.02 Stucco STO 130 STOLIT 1.0 – 35334 (To Match SW 9147 Favorite Jeans)
STC.03 Stucco STO 130 STOLIT 1.0 – 35331 River Rock (To Match SW 9148 Smokey Azurite)



​TO DOWNLOAD THE COMPLETE CALL TO ARTISTS CLI​CK HE​RE​.​


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CALL to “TILE” ARTISTS

(e.g. Ceramic, Porcelain, Terracotta, Stone, Glass)

Aqua Crest Aquatic Complex​

2503 Seacrest Blvd, Delray Beach, FL 33444  ​​​

BUDGET: $348,000

DEADLINE:  October 19, 2026, by 11:59pm EDT​


A) Project Summary

Palm Beach County's Art in Public Places program (PBC AiPP) seeks to commission an Artist or Artist team (Artist) to design, fabricate and install art to support Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation Department’s goals of promoting healthy, happy living for residents and visitors utilizing the renovated Aqua Crest Aquatic Complex. Commissioned art will be integrated into the Entrance/Ticketing building and be inspired by the mission of Aqua Crest Aquatic Complex to provide a safe and affordable high quality facility that facilitates competitive and recreational water activities for residents and visitors to Palm Beach County.


Concept rendering below of Aqua Crest Aquatic Complex.
Area outlined in red is the Entrance/Ticketing building.​



B) Art Design Goals

  • Art will support Parks and Recreation staff's' efforts to create a welcoming, vibrant environment for all individuals and groups that use the Complex.
  • Art will be inspired by active recreational and competitive aquatic activities that promote enhanced physical and mental wellbeing, and community connection.
  • Art will be inspired by recreational aquatic activities.
  • Art will provide visual interest that invites new discoveries for repeat visits.  
  • Wall art materials will be durable, require minimal maintenance and withstand the intense local environment (sun, high winds, salty moist air, and rain).
  • Art will complement the facility's architectural style and scale.

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C) Areas for Art Integration

The selected Artist will be responsible for designing, permitting, fabricating, and installing art onto the approximate top third of the Complex’s entrance ticketing building. Art must be made of tiles (e.g. ceramic, porcelain, terracotta, stone, glass) to be surface mounted to walls, must result in flat even surfaces that do not protrude from walls, and do not require structural reinforcement to walls. Walls are concrete tilt-up wall panels and will be primed, unless artist proposed media does not require priming.

Art installation shall be in accordance with the current edition of the Florida Building Code including any local amendments and the Tile Council of North America (TCNA) current edition of the TCNA Handbook.

The Aqua Crest Aquatic Complex is planned to include approximately 14,600 square feet and a 50 meter pool. For purposes of this Call to Artists, the Entrance/Ticketing building is divided into five (5) panels, although visually the walls appear as a continuous cohesive wrap around the building. Walls designated for art integration are on the on the south, southeast, east, southwest and west facing facades. Wall square footage dimensions are approximate and subject to change. Artist proposals will be developed as if the wall is completely blank, save for the necessary elements (i.e. ventilation, entrances, and structural fixtures). Shortlisted Artists will receive construction documents upon execution of a County standard form Non-Disclosure Agreement prior to Finalist art proposal development.

The illustrations and renderings that follow are conceptual and illustrative only.​​​

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Panel A: Artist will design, permit, fabricate and install art in area highlighted below in red (324 SF).


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 Panel B.1 (184 SF) and C.1 (134 SF) West Facades:  Artist will design, permit, fabricate and install art in area highlighted below in red.  

 

Panel B.2 (184 SF) and C.2 (134 SF), East Facades:  The selected Artist will design, permit, fabricate and install art in area highlighted below in red.





Exterior Material Schedule
TAG APPLICATION MANUFACTURER PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
AWP-01 Exterior Wall Cladding (17 7/8 x 71 9/16) Nichiha - Illuminations AWP 1818 (Color to match Sherwin Williams SW 6523)
MTL.01 Standing seam metal roof Garland Co. Vintage Stone, Color: Star Blue Quartz, Provide Coordinating Color Accessories and Trim Pieces
MTL.02 Metal paint Tnemec High Build Industrial Epoxy Primer, Urethane Finish Paint for Exterior Metal Frame, Color to Match, Sherwin Williams SW 9148 Smokey Azurite
MTL.04 Metal soffit Varco Pruden Buildings or Eq. Pre-Engineered Metal Soffit, Color: Cool Cotton White
STC.01 Stucco STO 130 STOLIT 1.0 - 35308 (To Match SW 9145 Sleepy Hollow)
STC.02 Stucco STO 130 STOLIT 1.0 – 35334 (To Match SW 9147 Favorite Jeans)
STC.03 Stucco STO 130 STOLIT 1.0 – 35331 River Rock (To Match SW 9148 Smokey Azurite)


D. Aqua Crest Aquatic Complex - Background Information

The existing Aqua Crest Aquatic Complex offers a 50-meter,16 lane pool and 12 foot well with three diving boards, all of which are heated and lit for all day and year-round use. The Complex also offers special training programs to any qualified and interested individuals or groups. Programs include American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification, private and group swim lessons, senior swim team, and youth swim team.

The mission at Aqua Crest is to see those character traits deemed positive to be instilled in the swimmers who commit to the competitive swim program. The program is designed to encourage maximum participation, provide educational experiences, enhance physical and mental conditioning, and develop character through competitive swimming.  The adult and youth swim teams also use the existing Complex as one of the locations they compete at in the county, promoting healthy lifestyles through the sport of swimming. They offer an inspiring team atmosphere with organized workouts, competitions, clinics and social functions for new swimmers, avid fitness and competitive swimmers. More information on the facility can be found at www.pbcparks.com


E. Artist Eligibility

Open to all adult Professional Artists with experience of designing, fabricating and installing architecturally integrated art made with tile (e.g. ceramic, porcelain, terracotta, stone, glass).  Professional Artist means a practitioner in the visual arts, generally recognized by critics and/or peers as a professional of serious intent and ability. Indications of a person’s status as a Professional Artist include, but are not limited to, income realized through the sole commission of artwork, frequent or consistent art exhibitions, placement of artwork in and/or upon the exterior or grounds of public institutions or museums, receipt of honors and awards, and training in the arts.

F. Budget

The Artist who is awarded the contract will receive a maximum fixed fee of $348,000.00 inclusive of all expenses including Artist fee, design, engineering, permit, materials, fabrication, contractor, shipping, installation, construction oversight, travel, hotel, transportation, mileage, insurance, etc. All Artists who are selected to present their concept proposals to the Finalist Selection Panel (Shortlist Artists) will receive a flat fee (honoraria) of $1,000 inclusive of all expenses.

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G. Shortlist Application

1. CODAworx Account Required. To apply for this opportunity, sign up for a free CODAworx account at https://tinyurl.com/CODAworxlogin . If you already have an account, you can log in. Use one of the following browsers: Chrome, Safari, or Firefox. Click on the person icon in the upper right corner, register with your email address, name and profession.

In order to see the “Apply to RFP” button, and access the application, you must be logged into your CODAworx account. Submit your Shortlist Application online through CODAworx at: https://www.codaworx.com/rfq/detail/aqua-crest-aquatic-complex using one of the following browsers: Chrome, Safari, or Firefox. Find the Call to Artists you are applying for under header: ​Artist Resources: ​All Open RFPs. You may save and return to your application before submitting it. To access an application in progress, log into your account on CODAworx, click on the RFP Applications tile to resume your application.

2. Contents of Application.  A complete Shortlist Application must include the following information. Failure to include all of the information listed below may result in disqualification of your application.

a. Resume - Accepted format: pdf

b. Letter of Interest - Accepted format: pdf

  • Express your interest in the project and address how your past artworks and experience demonstrate that you can successfully meet art design goals of this project.

c. Images of Past Work
Image specifications: JPG, PNG, 300dpi, 15MB Max. Images must contain the following information: title of work, location, budget or price, year completed, medium, dimensions.

  • Up to five (5) images of past artwork. Image files may feature one or multiple views per project. 
  • Only submit images of completed projects or projects that have been awarded. Images of proposals, models, and computer generated images and/or incomplete projects that have been awarded may be submitted.

Video specifications: MP4 or MOV. Videos must contain the following information: title of work, location, budget or price, year completed, medium, dimensions.

  • Up to two (2) videos per project.
  • Only submit videos of completed projects or projects that have been awarded. Videos of proposals, models, and computer generated videos and/or incomplete projects that have been awarded may be submitted.

3. Evaluation Criteria for Shortlist Selection. Up to three (3) Artists will be short listed based on the following criteria:

  • Demonstrated ability to design, construct and install large scale public art – 40 points
  • Quality and strength of past work as demonstrated in the submitted application materials – 60 points

4. Shortlist Scoring.
a. Pass/Fail Review.  The Shortlist Panel may initially review each application for completeness, Artist experience and prior work and assign either a pass or fail rating. Those applications that receive a pass rating from a majority of the panel will then be scored and ranked by the Shortlist Panel.

b. Ranking.  For each application that receives a pass rating from a majority of the panel, each criteria will be scored and when the scores awarded for all criteria are totaled, the scores will be tabulated and added to achieve the total points awarded to each Artist by each Shortlist Panel member.  Using the total points awarded to each Artist, each Artist will be ranked by each Shortlist Panel member with the highest point total ranked 1, the next highest point total ranked 2, etc.  The ranking of each Artist will be tabulated from each Shortlist Panel member and combined with other Shortlist Panel members to determine the total ranking score for the Artist, with the lowest point total ranked 1, the next lowest point total ranked 2, etc.  These rankings will then be used by the Shortlist Panel to shortlist up to three (3) Artists. Should the ranking result in a tie, then the Shortlist Panel will select the Artist with the most first place votes; if there is still a tie, then the Artist with the most second place votes etc. until the Shortlist consists of just three (3) Artists.


H. Mandatory Pre-Proposal Virtual meeting for Shortlist Artists

Following Shortlist Selection, PBC AiPP will host a mandatory virtual meeting to provide Shortlist Artists additional information and instructions. This is also an opportunity for Shortlist Artists to ask questions of the Project Team. Virtual meeting tentative date is noted in the tentative schedule below. Prior to the mandatory pre-proposal virtual meeting, Shortlisted Artists will receive Construction Documents upon execution of a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) since plans for County buildings are considered confidential information under State law.
Prior to the Pre-Proposal virtual meeting, Shortlist Artists will also receive a Business Information Form which must be completed and submitted to the PBC AiPP along with proof that the Artist’s business entity is registered to do business in the State of Florida as either a Florida or a foreign company, or proof that the registration application has been submitted and is pending review. Prior to the Pre-Proposal virtual meeting:
1. Register your business entity at Corporations - Division of Corporations - Florida Department of State (myflorida.com)
2. Provide PBC AiPP with the Business Information Form and proof that your business entity is registered or the registration application has been submitted to the Florida Department of State.
Shortlist Artists who do not attend the mandatory pre-proposal virtual meeting will be disqualified and will not receive the $1,000 honoraria.

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I. VSS Registration for Shortlist Artists

In order for a Shortlist Artist to receive the $1,000 honoraria, a Shortlist Artist must register with the County’s Vendor Self Service (“VSS”) system at VSSPRD - Welcome to Palm Beach County’s Vendor Self-Service (VSS) Registration System

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J. Finalist Selection ​​​

1. Presentation. Shortlist Artists will develop and present to the Finalist Selection Panel one (1) concept art design proposal. Finalists will have the option to present their presentations in person or virtually to the Finalist Selection Panel. PBC AiPP will provide the Finalist Selection meeting invitation and link one week prior to the Finalist Selection meeting for any Shortlist Artist opting to present virtually. All concept art proposals must address the art design goals. Each Shortlist Artist will have fifteen (15) minutes to present his/her concept to the Finalist Selection Panel followed by questions from the Panel.

2. Contents of Finalist Submittal. A complete Finalist Submittal must include the following information. Failure to include all of the required information may result in disqualification.
a. Concept Art Design

  • Color concept drawings/renderings

​b. Narrative

  • Artwork Title
  • Artwork Medium
  • Artwork Concept Narrative
      • If Artist incorporated elements of the proposed Art design in other projects completed by the Artist or in other projects awarded to the Artist, Artist shall identify such element(s) and project(s) in the Narrative.   

c. Schedule

  • Include timeline for milestones including Design Development, Construction Documents, Permit (approximately 4 months), Fabrication, Shipping, and Installation.

d. Budget

  • Include line items for Artist fee (not to exceed 10% of total project budget), design, engineering, permit, materials, fabrication, shipping, travel, installation, insurance, attorney fees, project management, etc.
  • When preparing the budget, Artist should be aware that even though the County is exempt from payment of Florida State Sales and Use Taxes, the Artist is not exempt from paying sales tax to its suppliers for materials purchased nor is the Artist authorized to use the County’s Tax Exemption Number in securing such materials.

e. Certification of Business Location Form. Only for Shortlist Artists who have a permanent place of business in Palm Beach County prior to the issuance of this “Call to Artists”.

  • Shortlist Artists will be provided with the Certification of Business Location Form prior to the Mandatory Pre-Proposal Virtual meeting. A Shortlist Artist with a permanent place of business in Palm Beach County prior to the issuance of this “Call to Artists” must complete this form and include the form and a current Palm Beach County business tax receipt as part of its Finalist Submittal in order to receive 5 local preference points.

3. Evaluation Criteria for Finalist Selection. The Finalist Selection Panel will select artwork based on the following criteria:

  • Artistic merit of the concept art design - 45 points
  • Extent to which art concept design meets the art design goals - 50 points
  • Local preference. Artists who have a permanent place of business in Palm Beach County - 5 points. During Finalist Selection, Shortlist Artists who have a permanent place of business in Palm Beach County will receive 5 points if the Shortlist Artist submits the Certification of Business Location Form and a current Palm Beach County business tax receipt.

4. Finalist Scoring. For each finalist submittal, each criteria will be scored and when the scores awarded for all criteria are totaled, the scores will be tabulated and added to achieve the total points awarded to each Artist by each Finalist Selection Panel member.  Using the total points awarded to each Artist, each Artist will be ranked with the highest point total ranked 1, the next highest point total ranked 2, etc.  The ranking of each Artist will be tabulated from each Finalist Selection Panel member and combined with other Finalist Selection Panel members to determine the total ranking score for the Artist, with the lowest point total ranked 1, the next lowest point total ranked 2, etc. Should the ranking result in a tie, then the Finalist Selection Panel will select the Artist with the most first place votes; if there is still a tie, then the Artist with the most second place votes, etc.


K. Selection Panels

Shortlist and Finalist Selection Panels for this Call to Artists are comprised of the County’s Public Art Committee members, a representative from the Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation Department, and a representative of the project architectural team, OLC. The County reserves the right to make changes to the membership of the Shortlist and Finalist Selection Panels if necessary.  While not common, the Finalist Selection Panel may request minor changes to the selected art concepts.  If a Finalist refuses to make requested minor changes to his/her proposed concept art per the Finalist Selection Panel’s request, Palm Beach County may opt not to contract with Artist for the art commission.

Artist whose concept art design(s) are selected by the Finalist Selection Panel will enter into the County’s standard form Agreement for Artist Services to develop their concept design(s) into an original artwork.

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L. Tentative Solicitation and Project Schedule

County reserves the right to alter these dates as necessary.

  • Call to Artists Announced –  July 30, 2026
  • Artist Q & A Deadline –  September 22, 2026, by 5:00pm EDT
  • PBC AiPP posts answers to Artist questions – no later than  September 29, 2026, at http://discover.pbcgov.org/fdo/art/Pages/Calls-to-Artists.aspx and at VSSPRD - Welcome to Palm Beach County’s Vendor Self-Service (VSS) Registration System
  • Shortlist Application Submittal Deadline –  October 19, 2026, by 11:59pm EDT
  • Shortlist Selection –  November 30, 2026
  • Provide Shortlist Artists Construction CDs after NDAs signed – Week of  November 30, 2026
  • Proof of Registration or Application Submittal to FL Division of Corporations – Week of  December 6, 2026
  • Mandatory Pre-Proposal Virtual Conference Call –  December 6, 2026
  • Finalist Selection – January 11, 2027
  • City of Delray Beach Site Plan Review Advisory Board review/approval – March 31, 2027
  • BCC Contract Approval –  May 11, 2027
  • Notice to Proceed –  May 31, 2027
  • Art Design Development Complete –  July 13, 2027
  • Art Construction Documents Complete –  September 13, 2027
  • Art Shop Drawings Complete –  October 25, 2027
  • Art Fabrication Complete –   January 25, 2028
  • Art Installation Complete/Punchlist –  April 10, 2028​​​​

M. Questions

By 5:00pm EDT on  September 22, 2026, any Artist questions shall be sent to esinger@pbcgov.org - Subject line: “Aqua Crest Aquatic Complex, Artist Question, Last Name, First Name.” By 5:00pm EDT on  September 29, 2026 , all questions and answers will be documented in an Amendment to the Call to Artists, which will be posted at http://discover.pbcgov.org/fdo/art/Pages/Calls-to-Artists.aspx and at VSSPRD - Welcome to Palm Beach County’s Vendor Self-Service (VSS) Registration System

Questions regarding this Call to Artists must be directed to Palm Beach County’s Public Art Program Administrator, Elayna Toby Singer, at esinger@pbcgov.org.  If applicants rely on information provided by persons other than Ms. Singer, they do so at their own risk.  From the date of release of this Call to Artists until award of contract, no contact with Palm Beach County’s Public Art Committee, members of Selection Panels for this Call to Artists, or representatives of Palm Beach County related to this Call to Artists is permitted except as authorized by Ms. Singer and/or in conjunction with scheduled Call to Artists activities.  Any such unauthorized contact shall not be used as a basis for selection and may result in the disqualification of the Artist’s proposal. 

In addition, the Palm Beach County’s Lobbyist Registration Ordinance prohibits an Artist or anyone representing an Artist from communicating with any County Commissioner, County Commissioner’s staff, or any employee authorized to act on behalf of the Commission to award a particular contract regarding this Call to Artists, i.e., a “Cone of Silence.”  The “Cone of Silence” is in effect from the date/time of the deadline of the Shortlist application and terminates at the time that the Board of County Commissioners or a County Department authorized to act on their behalf, awards or approves a contract, rejects all bids, or otherwise takes action which ends the solicitation process.  Artists may, however, contact any County Commissioner, County Commissioner’s staff, or any employee authorized to act on behalf of the Commission to award a particular contract, via written communication, i.e., facsimile, e-mail, or U.S. mail.  Violations of the “Cone of Silence” are punishable by a fine of $250.00 per violation.​​


N. Amendments

Changes to this Call to Artists, when deemed necessary by Palm Beach County, will be completed only by written Amendment(s) issued prior to the deadline for receipt of proposals.  Proposers should not rely on any representations, statements or explanation other than those made in this Call to Artists, or in any Amendment to this Call to Artists.  Where there appears to be a conflict between the Call to Artists, and any Amendment issued, the last Amendment issued shall control.

All Palm Beach County Call to Artists and Amendments will be advertised at http://discover.pbcgov.org/fdo/art/Pages/Calls-to-Artists.aspx and at VSSPRD - Welcome to Palm Beach County’s Vendor Self-Service (VSS) Registration System It is the sole responsibility of Artists/proposers to routinely check this website for any Amendments issued prior to the deadline for receipt of proposals.  Palm Beach County shall not be responsible for the completeness of any package (Call to Artists and Amendments) not downloaded from these websites. ​​

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0. General Terms and Conditions

1.         Florida Public Records Law. Upon submission, all proposals become public records and the property of Palm Beach County, and subject to disclosure in accordance with Florida law.
2.         Due Diligence of Proposer. Due care and diligence has been exercised in preparation of this Call to Artists and all information contained herein is believed to be substantially correct; however, the responsibility for determining the full extent of the requested services rests solely with those making proposals.
3.         Rejection of Responses; Waiver of Irregularities. Palm Beach County reserves the right to reject any or all proposals submitted in response to this Call to Artists, waive any or all informalities and/or irregularities, re-advertise with either an identical or revised scope, or cancel this Call to Artists in its entirety, at its sole and absolute discretion. Palm Beach County is not under any obligation to select Shortlist Artists or a Finalist or to award a contract if, in the sole judgment of the County, the Artist materials do not meet the eligibility or qualifications for the project. 
4.         Right to Reschedule or Cancel. Palm Beach County reserves the right to reschedule or cancel Finalist            Selection without paying expenses.
5.         Clarifications. Palm Beach County reserves the right to contact any or all proposers after submittal in order to obtain supplemental information and/or clarification in either verbal or written form.
6.         Registration To Do Business In the State of Florida. The selected Artist’s business entity must be registered to do business in the State of Florida with the Florida Department of State.
7.         County Standard Contract Required. The selected Artist will be required to execute the County’s standard contract for Artist’s services. A copy of this document is available upon request.
8.         Public Entities Crimes/Convicted Vendor List. Per Florida Statute 287.133, a person or affiliate who has been placed on the State of Florida convicted vendor list following a conviction for a public entity crime may not submit a response to a solicitation for a period of 36 months from the date of being placed on the convicted vendor list. Proposers suspended from doing business with the County at the time this solicitation is advertised are not eligible to submit a response. 
9.         Non-Discrimination. The County is committed to assuring equal opportunity in the award of contracts and complies with all laws prohibiting discrimination. Pursuant to Palm Beach County ResolutionR2025-0748, as may be amended, the proposer warrants and represents that throughout the term of any resulting Contract, including any renewals thereof, if applicable, all of its employees are treated equally during employment without regard to race, color, religion, disability, sex, age, national origin, ancestry, marital status, familial status, sexual orientation, or genetic information. Failure to meet this requirement shall be considered default of any resulting Contract.
10.        Prohibition against Considering Social, Political or Ideological Interests in Government Contracting - F.S. 287.05701. Proposers are hereby notified of the provisions of section 287.05701, Florida Statutes, as amended, that the County will not request documentation of or consider a Proposer’s social, political, or ideological interests when determining if the Proposer is a responsible Proposer. Proposers are further notified that the County's governing body may not give preference to a Proposer based on the Proposer's social, political, or ideological interests.



P. Award of Contract

1. Notification of Recommended Award. Artists will be notified of the recommended award by email and the Notification will be posted for 5 business days on the following website: http://discover.pbcgov.org/fdo/art/Pages/Calls-to-Artists.aspx.

2. Right of Appeal/Protest.
a. Responsiveness Review and/or Shortlist Results. Any Proposer may appeal/protest the responsiveness review and/or shortlist results by submitting a written protest to the Director, Facilities Development and Operations Department within five (5) business days after receiving notice from the Department of the results of the responsiveness review and/or Shortlist Panel evaluation. Protests must be submitted in writing, must identify the protestor and the solicitation, must describe the grounds for the protest, and must be addressed to the Director, Facilities Development and Operations Department, via hand delivery or mail to 2633 Vista Parkway, West Palm Beach, FL 33411 or via email to jferriol@pbc.gov. A protest is considered filed when it is received by the Director, FDO. Failure to file a protest within five (5) business days of Artist’s receipt of the Department’s notice of the results of the responsiveness review and/or Shortlist Panel results shall constitute a waiver of the proposer’s right to protest.

b. Finalist Selection. Any Proposer may appeal/protest a final selection by submitting a written protest to the Director, Facilities Development and Operations Department within five (5) business days after the posting of the Notice of Intent to Award by the Department. Protests must be submitted in writing, must identify the protestor and the solicitation, must describe the grounds for the protest, and must be addressed to the Director, Facilities Development and Operations Department, via hand delivery or mail to 2633 Vista Parkway, West Palm Beach, FL 33411 or via email to jferriol@pbc.gov A protest is considered filed when it is received by the Director, FDO. Failure to file a protest within five (5) business days of the posting of the Notice of Intent to Award shall constitute a waiver of the proposer’s right to protest.

3. Negotiations. The County will conduct negotiations with the highest ranked Artist. However, if an agreement is not reached with the top ranked Artist, negotiations will be terminated, and the County will move to the second ranked Artist to attempt to reach agreement. If an agreement is not reached with the second-ranked Artist, the County will move to the third-ranked Artist.

4. Cancellation of Recommended Award. The County reserves the right to cancel the recommended award of any contract at any time before the execution of said contract by all parties without liability against the County. The proposer, by submitting a proposal, expressly waives any claims to damages of any kind whatsoever in the event the County exercises its rights under this subsection.








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Palm Beach County Fire Rescue Station #24


2700 Westgate Ave, Unincorporated West Palm Beach, Florida​

BUDGET: $111,500

DEADLINE: April 2, 2026, by 11:59pm EDT

TO DOWNLOAD THE COMPLETE CALL TO ARTISTS CLI​CK HERE​.​
TO DOWNLOAD AMENDMENT #1 QUESTION & ANSWER CLI​CK HERE​​​.​

A) Project Summary

Palm Beach County's Art in Public Places (PBC AiPP) program seeks to commission an Artist or Artist team (Artist) to design, permit, fabricate and install art on walls in the facility’s indoor entrance lobby. Selected art will foster a sense of firefighter and community pride for all who experience the art installation at Fire Rescue Station #24.

B) Art Design Goals

  • Art will be inspired by the public safety mission of professional fire fighters and paramedics and result in a unique identification for the facility and first responders that will be assigned to Fire Rescue Station #24.
  • Art will foster a sense of firefighters and community pride.
  • Art materials must require minimal maintenance.

​C) Areas for Art Integration


Palm Beach County Fire Rescue Station #24 is a planned 13,645 square foot facility to replace the existing station that services the community. This Call to Artists offers an opportunity to integrate art onto the walls of this new facility’s indoor public entrance lobby. Project surface area includes +/-370 square feet of drywall walls. Wall height is eleven (11) feet. The lobby has three (3) walls that are +/-70 square feet each and one (1) wall is +/- 130 square feet.

Shortlist Artists will receive Construction Documents with detailed lobby floor plans prior to art proposal development and upon submission of a standard Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA).

The Lobby is situated immediately inside the building’s public entrance. Rendering below illustrates public facing exterior along Westgate Avenue.

Palm Beach County Fire Rescue Station #24  

The Following Artists/Teams have been shortlisted for the Cam D. Milani Park public art project:
​Valeria Yamamoto, Carolina Sardi, and UrbanRock Design

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***ATTENTION***

ALL Palm Beach County solicitations
and amendments thereto, including construction and CCNA,
will be advertised on the following site:

https://pbcvssp.pbc.gov/vssprd/Advantage4

Please make sure to register in Vendor Self Service (VSS) and select the appropriate commodity code(s) for your company.  This will allow the County to provide you with an email notification when advertising a solicitation for your registered commodity code.

Suggested commodity codes relevant to Art are:

96104  ARTISTS (INCLUDING DIGITAL ARTISTS)
96207 ARTS SERVICES (CULTURAL, DESIGN, VISUAL, ETC.)
 
If you have any questions, please contact Amanda Ray at 561-233-2014 or alray@pbcgov.org.   ​​​

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C​ALL TO ARTISTS
Vista Center Expansion
2300 N. Jog Road, Unincorporated West Palm Beach, FL DEADLINE: January 17, 2025 by 11:59pm EDT
BUDGET: $331,395
DEADLINE: January 17, 2025 by 11:59pm EDT

TO DOWNLOAD THE COMPLETE CALL TO ARTISTS CLICK HERE.​


A) Project Summary

Palm Beach County's Art in Public Places program (PBC AiPP) seeks to commission an Artist or Artist team (Artist) to design, permit, fabricate and install art inspired by the many facets of the permitting process that ensures safe structures are built and maintained in unincorporated Palm Beach County (PBC).  

As a result of increased workforce and need for an emergency control center, the Vista Center Expansion will provide a space for employees in the  Planning, Zoning & Building (PZB) Department’s Building Division and its partner Fire Rescue, to review and permit plans that contribute to resilience in architecture and local placemaking.
Commissioned art will be inspired by the array of services provided by the Palm Beach County Planning, Zoning and Building Department (PZB).  Visit Planning, Zoning & Building Home for the Department’s comprehensive website.


B) Art Design Goals

  • Art will create a welcoming, vibrant environment for staff, customers and visitors including residents, business representatives and industry stakeholders seeking permit or flood plain approval for diverse structural elements built in unincorporated PBC such as various residential and accessory structures, commercial and industrial buildings, agricultural structures, and others.  
  • Art will be inspired by building code innovations that are responsive to climate change, incorporating resilience in architecture principles to ensure safe buildings are designed to withstand natural disasters, such as hurricanes and floods. 
  • Art will complement the facility’s architectural style and scale.
  • Art materials must be durable and require minimal maintenance. Outdoor art materials must also withstand the intense local environment (sun, high winds, salty moist air, and rain).

C) Areas for Art Integration


The selected Artist will be responsible for creating a comprehensive design for the planned improvements, which will include design, fabrication, permitting, and installation of art in two key areas.

Area 1 is located in the outdoor entrance plaza where the art will function as seating, offering respite for visiting public and staff. Each art seating must accommodate a minimum of two (2) adults and be installed in a minimum of two (2) of the four (4) designated seating zones, in priority order shown in red on the Area 1 graphic below. Priority seating area 1 is near an entrance to a public meeting room. Priority seating areas 2 and 3 flank the building’s main entrance. All art seating must be designed per Florida Building Code Accessibility Code.

Area 2 is located in the indoor lobby, integrated onto three (3) stairwell walls and three (3) soffit walls. Stairwell walls will be constructed of concrete masonry unit (CMU) and gypsum. Art on stairwell walls shall not protrude from any wall more than one (1) inch and not require structural reinforcement to walls.  Soffit walls will be constructed of stud and gypsum without reinforcement, nor backer board. Art on soffit walls shall not protrude from any wall more than two (2) inches and not require structural reinforcement to walls. Shortlisted Artists will receive construction documents and information on architectural finishes upon execution of a County standard form Non-Disclosure Agreement prior to Finalist art proposal development.


 

 

Palm Beach International Airport &
Palm Beach County Art in Public Places

CALL to ARTISTS

"Rooted Connection​"
Exhibition

DEADLINE:  September 12, 2025 at 11:59pm EDT
Open to Palm Beach County Residents Only​

TO DOWNLOAD THE COMPLETE CALL TO ARTISTS CLICK HERE.​


EXHIBITION TITLE and THEME
Rooted Connection explores the deep ties between people, the land and the living world around us. This collection of works sparks contemplation on the relationships that nurture our sense of belonging and place.

EXHIBITION DATES
November 12, 2025 – May 7, 2026

ARTWORK SPECIFICATIONS

  • ALL Mediums Welcome.
  • Two-Dimensional Originals Only. No Reproductions.
  • Finished on All Sides or Framed.
  • Wired Across Back or D-Ring Hanger Hooks at Top Third.
  • Minimum size: 30" width x 30" height, including frame if applicable.
  • Maximum size: 56" width x 70" height, including frame if applicable.
  • Only one (1) application and one (1) artwork per Artist.
  • No artwork that has previously been selected and displayed at the Art Gallery at PBI is eligible for this exhibition.

ARTIST ELIGIBILITY
Open to all Artists who are residents of Palm Beach County at the time of application submission. Minors in the age range of 15 to 17 who are residents of Palm Beach County may also apply. If selected, an Artist who is a minor, and their parent or guardian, will be required to sign an acknowledgement form prior to entering into an artwork loan agreement with Palm Beach County.

SCHEDULE

THESE DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AT PALM BEACH COUNTY'S SOLE AND ABSOLUTE DISCRETION

EXHIBITION LOCATION
The Art Gallery at PBI is centrally located on level 2 in the atrium near the putting green. Its pre-security location encourages passengers and locals to discover the exceptional works by Artists who call The Palm Beaches home. As a major gateway to South Florida, Palm Beach International Airport serves over 6.7 million passengers annually and offers over 200 nonstop flights daily.

APPLICATION
To apply for the Rooted Connection exhibition Artist shall:

  • Complete on-line application with information and images.
  • Submit a single image of 1 artwork in finished and final form, including frame if applicable.
  • Use Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox for application. Application is not compatible with Internet Explorer.
  • Click here to submit your application.

ART SELECTION PANEL
Art will be selected by a Selection Panel including members of the County's Public Art Committee and a representative from PBI.  The County reserves the right to make changes to the membership of the Selection Panel if necessary. 

CURATOR
Exhibitions in PBI's Art Gallery are curated by Elayna Toby Singer, Palm Beach County Art in Public Places Administrator.

GALLERY VIDEO INSTALLATION
County will photograph and/or video record artists upon delivering artwork to the Gallery, which will be used to complete the Gallery following artwork installation.

ART SALES
Artists keep 100% of the income from sales of their individual artwork. Artwork that sells during exhibition cannot be removed until the end of the exhibition.

ARTWORK SELECTION CRITERIA
Up to fifteen (15) artworks will be selected at the sole discretion of the Selection Panel based on the following criteria:

  • Artistic Quality as demonstrated in the submitted application – 50 points
  • Connection to Exhibition Theme as demonstrated in the submitted application – 50 points

ARTWORK SELECTION SCORING
a. Pass/Fail Review. Complete applications will be provided to the Selection Panel for evaluation based on artwork selection criteria, and be assigned either a pass or fail rating. Those applications that receive a pass rating by the majority of the Selection Panel will then be scored and ranked by the Selection Panel.

b. Ranking. For each application that receives a pass rating, each criteria will be scored and when the scores awarded for all criteria are totaled, the scores will be tabulated and added to achieve the total points awarded to each Artist by each Selection Panel member. Using the total points awarded to each Artist, each Artist will be ranked by each Selection Panel member with the highest point total ranked 1, the next highest point total ranked 2, etc. The ranking of each Artist will be tabulated from each Selection Panel member and combined with other Selection Panel members to determine the total ranking score for the Artist, with the lowest point total ranked 1, the next lowest point total ranked 2, etc. These rankings will then be used by the Selection Panel to select up to fifteen (15) Artists. Should the ranking result in a tie, then the Selection Panel shall select the Artist with the most first place votes; if there is still a tie, then the Artist with the most second place votes, etc. until the selection list consists of just fifteen (15) artworks.

NOTIFICATION OF SELECTED ARTWORKS
Artists will be notified of the selected artworks by email and the Notification will be posted for 5 business days on the following website: http://discover.pbcgov.org/fdo/art/Pages/Calls-to-Artists.aspx.

REJECTION OF RESPONSES; WAIVER OF IRREGULARITIES
Palm Beach County reserves the right to reject any or all proposals submitted in response to this Call to Artists, waive any or all informalities and/or irregularities, contact any applicant after submittal in order to obtain clarification, reject artwork that is damaged or has been altered in appearance in any way at time of delivery as compared to the image represented at time of application, re-advertise with either an identical or revised scope, or cancel this Call to Artists in its entirety, at its sole and absolute discretion.

AMENDMENTS
Amendments to this Call to Artists will be advertised at http://discover.pbcgov.org/fdo/art/Pages/Calls-to-Artists.aspx and at https://pbcvssp.pbc.gov/vssprd/Advantage4. It is the sole responsibility of Artists to routinely check this website for any Amendments issued prior to the deadline for receipt of applications.  Palm Beach County shall not be responsible for the completeness of any package (Call to Artists and Amendments) not downloaded from these websites.  ​​

STANDARD CONTRACT REQUIRED
The selected Artists will be expected to execute the County's standard contract for loan of Artwork. A copy of this document is available upon request.

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR QUESTIONS
Elayna Toby Singer, Palm Beach County Art in Public Places Administrator (561) 233-0235, esinger@pbcgov.org

To DOWNLOAD the CALL to ARTISTS Click H​ere.​​


 

 

Palm Beach International Airport &
Palm Beach County Art in Public Places

CLICK HERE for all CALL to ARTISTS

"Bloom Where You Are Planted"
Exhibition

DEADLINE:  March 20, 2024 at 11:59pm EDT
Open to Palm Beach County Residents Only

EXHIBITION TITLE and THEME
Bloom Where You Are Planted exhibition features art that metaphorically conveys thriving in difficult circumstances, just like a flower that blooms despite its surroundings.

EXHIBITION DATES
May 22, 2024 – October 30, 2024

ARTWORK SPECIFICATIONS

  • ALL Mediums Welcome.
  • Two-Dimensional Originals Only. No Reproductions.
  • Finished on All Sides or Framed.
  • Wired Across Back or D-Ring Hanger Hooks at Top Third.
  • Minimum size: 30" width x 30" height, including frame if applicable.
  • Maximum size: 56" width x 70" height, including frame if applicable.
  • Only one (1) application and one (1) artwork per Artist.
  • No artwork that has previously been selected and displayed at the Art Gallery at PBI is eligible for this exhibition.
For the full Call to Artists, click here.​
AMENDMENT #1 - RESPONSE TO ARTIST’S QUESTIONS click here.​​​

CURRENT CALLS TO ARTISTS

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NATIONAL C​ALL TO ARTISTS
Canyon District Park Light Pole Sculptures
8788 Senator Joe Abruzzo Avenue, unincorporated Boynton Beach, FL
BUDGET: $81,700
DEADLINE: March 25, 2024 by 11:59pm EDT


A) Project Summary

Palm Beach County's Art in Public Places program (PBC AiPP) seeks to commission an Artist or Artist team (Artist) to create sculptures that support Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation Department’s goals of promoting healthy, happy living for residents and visitors utilizing Canyon District Park.

The selected Artist will design, permit, fabricate, install and attach art onto five (5) outdoor light poles located along Ben Ferencz Way, within the park. Specified poles can take an excess load equivalent to 350 pounds each to account for art that will result from this Call to Artists. Commissioned art will be inspired by the diverse active recreational opportunities offered within the park such as soccer, lacrosse, baseball, softball, sand volleyball as well as walking, picnicking and playground use.

The mission of Canyon District Park is to provide an active recreational facility that primarily serves the population located within West Boynton Beach and West Delray Beach in unincorporated Palm Beach County. The recreational amenities identified for construction were determined by feedback from the local community as well as overall level of service needs established in the County’s Comprehensive Plan.

B) Art Design Goals

  • Art will support Parks and Recreation staffs’ efforts to create interest and connection for residents and visitors to the recreational amenities planned at Canyon District Park.
  • Art will be inspired by and relate to the recreational facilities and programming within the park. The amenities include: youth soccer, youth lacrosse, youth baseball, youth and senior softball, youth and adult sand volleyball, playgrounds, picnic areas and a fitness trail.
  • Art will have strong visual presence with artistic complexity upon passage at speeds of approximately 20 mph.
  • Art materials will be durable, require minimal maintenance and withstand the intense local environment (sun, high winds, salty moist air, and rain).
  • Art will complement the Park’s architectural style and scale.

C) Areas for Art Integration

Palm Beach County Canyon District Park is 52 acres. The five (5) light poles designated for art integration are near a centrally located parking lot and three (3) sports fields. The selected artists will create artwork for each of the five (5) light poles. County will install light poles for Artist to attach their art to.

The image that follows is a section of the site plan with the five (5) light pole locations identified in red.

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For the full Call to Artists, click here.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ 

AMENDMENT #1 - RESPONSE TO ARTIST’S QUESTIONS click here.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ 

This is here just in case we eventually need the full layout.

EXHIBITION TITLE and THEME
Bloom Where You Are Planted exhibition features art that metaphorically conveys thriving in difficult circumstances, just like a flower that blooms despite its surroundings.

EXHIBITION DATES
May 22, 2024 – October 30, 2024

ARTWORK SPECIFICATIONS

  • ALL Mediums Welcome.
  • Two-Dimensional Originals Only. No Reproductions.
  • Finished on All Sides or Framed.
  • Wired Across Back or D-Ring Hanger Hooks at Top Third.
  • Minimum size: 30" width x 30" height, including frame if applicable.
  • Maximum size: 56" width x 70" height, including frame if applicable.
  • Only one (1) application and one (1) artwork per Artist.
  • No artwork that has previously been selected and displayed at the Art Gallery at PBI is eligible for this exhibition.

ARTIST ELIGIBILITY
Open to all Artists who are residents of Palm Beach County at the time of application submission. Minors in the age range of 15 to 17 who are residents of Palm Beach County may also apply. If selected, an Artist who is a minor, and their parent or guardian, will be required to sign an acknowledgement form prior to entering into an artwork loan agreement with Palm Beach County.

SCHEDULE

  • Call to Artists Announced: June 29, 2023
  • Online Application Due: July 24, 2023  11:59pm EDT
  • Issuance of Art Acceptance Notification: No later than August 18, 2023  4:00pm EDT
  • Deliver Artwork to PBI Art Gallery September 12, 2023  11:30am-12:30pm EDT
  • Pick-Up Artwork at PBI Art Gallery: March 12, 2024  10:00am-11:00am EDT

THESE DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AT PALM BEACH COUNTY'S SOLE AND ABSOLUTE DISCRETION

EXHIBITION LOCATION
The Art Gallery at PBI is centrally located on level 2 in the atrium near the putting green. Its pre-security location encourages passengers and locals to discover the exceptional works by Artists who call The Palm Beaches home. As a major gateway to South Florida, Palm Beach International Airport serves over 6.7 million passengers annually and offers over 200 nonstop flights daily.

APPLICATION
To apply for the Let There Be Light exhibition Artist shall:

  • Complete on-line application with information and images.
  • Submit a single image of 1 artwork in finished and final form, including frame if applicable.
  • Use Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox for application. Application is not compatible with Internet Explorer.
  • Click here to submit your application.

ART SELECTION PANEL
Art will be selected by a Selection Panel including members of the County's Public Art Committee and a representative from PBI.  The County reserves the right to make changes to the membership of the Selection Panel if necessary. 

CURATOR
Exhibitions in PBI's Art Gallery are curated by Elayna Toby Singer, Palm Beach County Art in Public Places Administrator.

GALLERY VIDEO INSTALLATION
County will photograph and/or video record artists upon delivering artwork to the Gallery, which will be used to complete the Gallery following artwork installation.

ART SALES
Artists keep 100% of the income from sales of their individual artwork. Artwork that sells during exhibition cannot be removed until the end of the exhibition.

ARTWORK SELECTION CRITERIA
Up to fifteen (15) artworks will be selected at the sole discretion of the Selection Panel based on the following criteria:

  • Artistic Quality as demonstrated in the submitted application – 50 points
  • Connection to Exhibition Theme as demonstrated in the submitted application – 50 points

ARTWORK SELECTION SCORING
a. Pass/Fail Review. Complete applications will be provided to the Selection Panel for evaluation based on artwork selection criteria, and be assigned either a pass or fail rating. Those applications that receive a pass rating by the majority of the Selection Panel will then be scored and ranked by the Selection Panel.

b. Ranking. For each application that receives a pass rating, each criteria will be scored and when the scores awarded for all criteria are totaled, the scores will be tabulated and added to achieve the total points awarded to each Artist by each Selection Panel member. Using the total points awarded to each Artist, each Artist will be ranked by each Selection Panel member with the highest point total ranked 1, the next highest point total ranked 2, etc. The ranking of each Artist will be tabulated from each Selection Panel member and combined with other Selection Panel members to determine the total ranking score for the Artist, with the lowest point total ranked 1, the next lowest point total ranked 2, etc. These rankings will then be used by the Selection Panel to select up to fifteen (15) Artists. Should the ranking result in a tie, then the Selection Panel shall select the Artist with the most first place votes; if there is still a tie, then the Artist with the most second place votes, etc. until the selection list consists of just fifteen (15) artworks.

REJECTION OF RESPONSES; WAIVER OF IRREGULARITIES
Palm Beach County reserves the right to reject any or all proposals submitted in response to this Call to Artists, waive any or all informalities and/or irregularities, contact any applicant after submittal in order to obtain clarification, reject artwork that is damaged or has been altered in appearance in any way at time of delivery as compared to the image represented at time of application, re-advertise with either an identical or revised scope, or cancel this Call to Artists in its entirety, at its sole and absolute discretion.

AMENDMENTS
Amendments to this Call to Artists will be advertised at http://discover.pbcgov.org/fdo/art/Pages/Calls-to-Artists.aspx and at https://pbcvssp.pbc.gov/vssprd/Advantage4. It is the sole responsibility of Artists to routinely check this website for any Amendments issued prior to the deadline for receipt of applications.  Palm Beach County shall not be responsible for the completeness of any package (Call to Artists and Amendments) not downloaded from these websites.  ​​

AMENDMENT #1 - RESPONSE TO ARTIST'S QUESTIONS
Q1:     This is an inquiry for clarification on what is meant by "On What Surface Is The Artwork Created"?
A1:     The base media your artwork is created on (e.g. on paper, on canvas, on metal, etc.).​

Q2:     Can the artwork be a triptych that is size of 36" x 36" or only one canvas?​
A2:     Yes a triptych can be submitted, and the size specified falls within the minimum and maximum size specifications of the Call to Artists.

Q3:     I have tried every browser I have access to, including Edge and Chrome and cannot submit my application for the Let There Be Light project. I keep getting the same error message:  This    form is not compatible with Internet Explorer. Please use Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox, even though I am not using Internet Explorer.
A3:     Please proceed to submit the form anyway. The message is not an error but a warning that always appears regardless of browser.​

STANDARD CONTRACT REQUIRED
The selected Artists will be expected to execute the County's standard contract for loan of Artwork. A copy of this document is available upon request.

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR QUESTIONS
Elayna Toby Singer, Palm Beach County Art in Public Places Administrator (561) 233-0235, esinger@pbcgov.org

To DOWNLOAD the CALL to ARTISTS Click Here.