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Call for artists: Jackson Hole pedestrian underpass public art project

Uncategorized | March 24, 2011

Public Art Opportunity

Pedestrian Underpass Wing Walls Connecting the NationalMuseum of Wildlife Art to Jackson Hole Community Pathways

Request for Qualifications Deadline: April 22

Project Budget: $25,000

Download the call and image Index at jhPublicArt.org

The Pedestrian Underpass connects the Jackson Hole Community Pathway’s System North Highway 89 Pathway to the National Museum of Wildlife Art. The Underpass acts as a gateway to the Walter Hood designed sculpture trail which is scheduled for construction this summer. This section of Pathway will connect the Town of Jackson to Grand TetonNational Park and runs parallel to the National Elk Refuge. Opportunities exist for artists to enhance the four concrete retaining walls on framing the underpass after they have been built.


You can also access the the file and image appendix at: jhPublicArt.org


FMI: Carrie Geraci, Director of the Jackson Hole Public Art Initiative, 307-413-1474
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