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Consultation has concluded
The City of Bozeman, Downtown Bozeman Partnership, and Gender Equality Montana are excited to announce a call for art from local artists and LGBTQ+ community to design and paint curb “bulbouts” in downtown Bozeman. The purpose of the project is to provide space for celebrating the LGBTQ+ community in Bozeman!
Find the Call for Art and other documents to the right side of this page in the "documents" box! Questions about the project or call for art? Email Dani Hess dhess@bozeman.net.
More details on how you can pick your favorite designs will be shared after proposals are due on August 19th!
The goals of the project are to:
Create welcoming and attractive public art displays that symbolize our communities’ continued commitment to inclusivity and the value of the LGBTQ+ community
Serve as colorful reminders of the progress made by the LGBTQ+ community, in addition to the many challenges and attacks the LGBTQ+ community continues to endure
Provide an opportunity for local LGBTQ+ artists to visually express their connection to this community and/or what they hope for in Bozeman’s future
Support and celebrate equality
Use public art and innovative best practices in multimodal transportation design to improve the visibility and safety of pedestrian crossings in a high traffic, multimodal area
The City of Bozeman, Downtown Bozeman Partnership, and Gender Equality Montana are excited to announce a call for art from local artists and LGBTQ+ community to design and paint curb “bulbouts” in downtown Bozeman. The purpose of the project is to provide space for celebrating the LGBTQ+ community in Bozeman!
Find the Call for Art and other documents to the right side of this page in the "documents" box! Questions about the project or call for art? Email Dani Hess dhess@bozeman.net.
More details on how you can pick your favorite designs will be shared after proposals are due on August 19th!
The goals of the project are to:
Create welcoming and attractive public art displays that symbolize our communities’ continued commitment to inclusivity and the value of the LGBTQ+ community
Serve as colorful reminders of the progress made by the LGBTQ+ community, in addition to the many challenges and attacks the LGBTQ+ community continues to endure
Provide an opportunity for local LGBTQ+ artists to visually express their connection to this community and/or what they hope for in Bozeman’s future
Support and celebrate equality
Use public art and innovative best practices in multimodal transportation design to improve the visibility and safety of pedestrian crossings in a high traffic, multimodal area
Pick your favorite two designs! Enlarge the photos to check out the designs and read below for a little bit about each artist!
Design 1: "Bear with Me" I am a Bozeman native and enrolled member of the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians of Montana. My primary artistic mediums are acrylic pouring and poetry. I am an early childhood educator by day. I truly believe that the best way we can change the world is by changing how the children of our community perceive and cope with their own emotions and the emotions of others during the formative years of life. I think creating/experiencing art is among the most powerful forms of medicine we have for healing our mind and soul.
Design 2: I am a 15-year-old artist, born and raised here in Bozeman. Art has been my passion for as long as I can remember. Currently I am doing an internship at the Emerson Cultural Center, working in their summer camps. As an artist, I am very interested in graphic design as well as canvas painting. Acrylic painting and digital art are my go-to mediums. For my vision, I wanted to make something more than just a pride flag. In my design I have incorporated the pride flag into a stylized drawing of local mountain ranges. I really want to be able to implement change and inclusivity in the world. I truly feel that this will help people within the community feel seen.
Design 3: "All The Fish" I am a local Montana freelance artist with a love for many different mediums. I have always enjoyed creating larger works of art, and murals are the ultimate test of an artists ability to do so. Collaboration is a huge part of creating such magnificent pieces and having the opportunity to teach and uplift other artists is such a blessing. I love to encourage everyone's personal self expression through artwork. "All The Fish" is a representation of the many different people who all exist within the same stream of consciousness. Even though we are all unique, we are created by a single flowing source.
Design 4: I’m a mural artist based in Missoula, Montana. I created modern, colorful murals that inspire, empower and connect. I make art for people who choose to see the beauty in life, even when it’s dark. I make art for people like me - fabulously weird, unapologetically themselves, the messed up and broken, the people with a past. You know, real people. I want to tell your story with my brush. I want you to come out in every possible way. And, when you do, I want you to love that person you find. I’m an artist because I believe that art can heal. I’m a muralist because I believe we can heal together, in public, out in the open.
Consultation has concluded
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