The Public Art Program is Now Offering Temporary Art Installation Opportunities
 | Temporary art Installation Skin, by Beth Rekow, photo by D. Ondrik, courtesy NM Arts/Art in Public Places
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The Public Art Urban Enhancement Program has just implemented a new opportunity for artists residing in Albuquerque to create temporary public art works. The program, called IN-SIGHT, asks artists to show Albuquerque residents and visitors how they see the world, through the installation of temporary artworks. Artists are encouraged to challenge traditional artistic mediums, and explore unconventional ways to enhance our city.
For more information and to download the Prospectus for Temporary Art Installations, please visit our website.
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Urban Enhancement Trust Fund Needs Committee Members
The Urban Enhancement Trust Fund (UETF) is seeking committee members for the upcoming funding cycle who reside in City Districts 1, 3, and 5. The appointment is for three years and would begin working as soon as this summer. Please email Project Coordinator Matt Carter for more information on the program and then visit the Boards and Commissions web page to apply for a seat on this committee.
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New Photo Suites Installed in City Hall
 | | The Parade by Kyle Zimmerman |
Two photography suites were recently installed on the ninth floor of City Hall. Traveling Through Albuquerque, a series of panoramic photographs about transportation in Albuquerque by photographer Michael Sanchez is hanging in the City Council Conference room. A suite called Life on Mountain Road , a series of portraits of Mountain Road by photographer Kyle Zimmerman is on display along the main hallway on the 9th floor.
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