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The Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, in partnership with Seattle Public Utilities (SPU), seeks up to four artists to each develop, produce, perform and/or install a temporary public artwork that addresses the impact of climate change on water supply and drainage utilities. Selected artists will create an artwork that actively engages the public; captures the essence of climate protection; and raises public awareness of environmental stewardship, especially those areas for which SPU is responsible. The Office and SPU will work with the artists to schedule performance events and installation of artworks at pre-approved outdoor and possible indoor locations during summer 2009. Deadline is: 11 p.m., Monday, Nov 10, 2008 For more information: Jason Huff, (206) 684-7278
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