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Moscow seeks 3D artwork for sculpture garden

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The Moscow Arts Commission and the city of Moscow Arts Department are seeking 3D artworks for a one-year installation at the Intermodal Transit Center Sculpture Garden.

Proposals can be submitted at bit.ly/submit3Dart through April 15.

Four sculptures will be selected to be displayed through May 2023; the winning artists will receive an honorarium of $500 for the loan of their artwork.

The Intermodal Transit Center was built by the city of Moscow in 2012 as a one-stop concept for transportation in the community, providing access for taxis, vanpools and carpools while expanding pedestrian and bicyclist access to Paradise Path, according to a news release. The city’s Arts Department developed the Sculpture Garden in 2015 as an opportunity for public art viewing and an exhibition space for regional artists.