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Why Volunteer With Us?
With Us?Connect with Creatives
Learn and Grow
Be Part of Exciting Events
Opportunities Await!
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Spread the word about our programs and events through engaging online content. We are here to support your cultural opportunities in and to our region!! Please connect with us on social media, tag us in your own posts and share the wonderful cultural announcements we promote.
CULTURAL SERVICE GRANT PROGRAM COMMITTEE
ART IN PUBLIC PLACES COMMITTEE
Contribute to local arts efforts and be part of the legacy in shaping Jacksonville’s cultural heritage as a member of the governing body for publicly funded artwork in Jacksonville! The Art in Public Places Committee (APPC) is responsible for receiving, reviewing, and acting upon the recommendations of each City funded Public Art Selection Panel (ASP). Committee members are confirmed by the City of Jacksonville. Art in Public Places Committee (APPC members) elevate the role of public art through the following duties:
- Attend APPC related functions, such as city committee meetings, artist development seminars, community meetings and dedication ceremonies.
- Learn about and adhere to the State of Florida’s and City of Jacksonville’s standards of ethics and regulations requiring transparency and disclosure in government or business (Sunshine Laws) and attend periodic training sessions offered by the City.
- Review collection management practices and potential donations to the City’s permanent public art collection.
- Identify and help cultivate new APPC members.
- Promote and speak on behalf of the APP Program, acting as goodwill ambassador to the community.
- Serve as an Art Selection Panel Chairperson when requested.
Learn more about the composition of the APPC and requirements of service here.
APP ART SELECTION PANELS
- A Chair – This individual is a member of the APPC
- A site representative – This individual is either a staff member or Board member of the site where the art will be installed
- An architect or other design professional (landscape architect, urban planner)
- Two artists, art educators, or art professionals
- One to three community representatives – At least one community member must reside in the district where the art will be installed
- A department representative selected by the Chief Administrative Officer from the Office of the Mayor – This individual provides subject matter expertise and city process guidance
- Attend all ASP meetings and participate in associated public meetings
- Review the sites, themes and type of art appropriate for the project
- Participate in the design and concept proposal review process and negotiations ensuring that public art is compatible with and which will enhance the architecture and general environment of the City
- Accept, reject or request modifications to project proposals
Ready to Make a Difference?
Make a Difference?Apply Now: To become a volunteer, fill out our online application form. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to our Volunteer Coordinator at info@culturalcouncil.org.
Let’s bring the power of art to our community together. Thank you for considering volunteering with the Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville – where your volunteerism paints a brighter future for the arts.
