Thomasville Center for the Arts is looking for teams of 5 to create a community-wide public art project that will celebrate the 25th Wildlife Arts Festival.
Each team should include five artists (ages 8 and up) and must be led by or include one or more adults, to create an elevated public artwork inspired by tree rings.
Using the visual art style of your choice, these rings will be applied to a 2′ x 5′ banner that will be provided by TCA, and displayed for the community to see during a WAF Art Walk.
Apply today by contacting Darlene Crosby Taylor at 229.221.1859.
Thomasville Center for the Arts is looking for creative, self-motivated artists/visionaries with the desire to work on public art projects. This intern/interns will be led through the complete process for system management of documents across various platforms, and have the opportunity to be a true team-player with input in both design and implementation, as well as interaction across TCA programs. This is an amazing learning experience for any person aspiring to work in the art field.
Marketing, graphic design, writing skills and experience with virtual platforms is a plus, but not required. Flexible on hours, but prefer a minimum of 2 days/week beginning August OR September 2020. Some applicants may be eligible for class credit from their college or university. Accepted interns will receive perks that include: tickets to events, class and workshop opportunities, and a free membership to THOM Collective.
Please send a resumé, along with a cover letter stating why you think you are a good fit for this internship to dtaylor@thomasvillearts.org.
Thomasville, Georgia comes alive for six weeks in Spring 2021 with (21) 12’x 15’ temporary canvas murals installed on historic brick buildings throughout The Bottom Creative District. Artists design and paint murals that depict a person, place, or idea that contributes to Thomasville’s identity.
Apply Deadline EXTENDED – September 7
Call for sporting and wildlife artists for the 2020 Wildlife Arts Festival will open in February 2020. Visit the Wildlife Arts Festival website for more information >>