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Tacoma Venues and Events seeks artists for Tacoma Dome public art project with Puyallup Tribe
Summary
Tacoma Venues and Events and the city’s Arts and Cultural Vitality Division invited artists to submit proposals for artworks at the Tacoma Dome’s Lower Northwest Plaza, with a project budget of $75,000 and collaboration with the Puyallup Tribe Heritage Division.
Tacoma Venues and Events, in coordination with the City of Tacoma’s Arts and Cultural Vitality Division and the Puyallup Tribe Heritage Division, invited artists to apply for a public-art commission at the Tacoma Dome’s Lower Northwest Plaza.
The broadcast said the project has a budget of $75,000 and is intended to celebrate the cultural heritage and language of the Puyallup Tribe. Eligible submissions mentioned in the announcement included impactful murals, carved cedar and durable metalwork suitable for an outdoor plaza.
City materials directed potential applicants to the Tacoma Art submissions form page for details on the application process, timelines and submission requirements. The segment did not specify the application deadline, selection criteria or the procurement process.
Organizers said the outcome would welcome visitors to the Tacoma Dome and emphasize cultural heritage in the public realm.
