[https://files.constantcontact.com/6cf7ae22201/a7ddbbe3-06ba-4394-a747-8b383c4cd2ae.jpg]<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001mXR3PGr6kQW5UROy8a660zEYX67nbyljXDtmGaGOvejdxbGuIKFA1C6dg5j7ceO7ZyT1WSNiQSE9J4JlU9MsrPiD1AYYN9pD15foB_eAhWjbNtBWW9GiuApZF6Zl3nlE7RH0BOmoXhCQT-FxP-XN6B0CrkDpjZi5Y4mAYUGqRd0=&c=Rt_vfljyfZJtQIQM6LjLfcMfm_wcrGj2XKEB700SxxFJ3TQs-wAa4A==&ch=bnfRPx2LbYMNpbr37Cxbf4t2U_I3D0o1GjRupKo2GHx7ew4cqpXjEA==> Make your mark on public art. Help shape Washington's State Art Collection. The Washington State Arts Commission (ArtsWA) is pleased to announce an open call for the 2019 Curator Roster<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001mXR3PGr6kQW5UROy8a660zEYX67nbyljXDtmGaGOvejdxbGuIKFA1C6dg5j7ceO7ZyT1WSNiQSE9J4JlU9MsrPiD1AYYN9pD15foB_eAhWjbNtBWW9GiuApZF6Zl3nlE7RH0BOmoXhCQT-FxP-XN6B0CrkDpjZi5Y4mAYUGqRd0=&c=Rt_vfljyfZJtQIQM6LjLfcMfm_wcrGj2XKEB700SxxFJ3TQs-wAa4A==&ch=bnfRPx2LbYMNpbr37Cxbf4t2U_I3D0o1GjRupKo2GHx7ew4cqpXjEA==>. Our curator roster is a pre-qualified list of people available to research and recommend artworks for the State Art Collection<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001mXR3PGr6kQW5UROy8a660zEYX67nbyljXDtmGaGOvejdxbGuIKFA1C6dg5j7ceO7_R31wFttGVINoKPQsd42C_MRx08bhKst6aEuZNbDaCqpgyObwYVQKvUMmlFa22a1KBEa-D0vi7Mx5ZGD2xHdAZkx9e7nlBiXrFDC6tXltQjyzwSkjLwcvg==&c=Rt_vfljyfZJtQIQM6LjLfcMfm_wcrGj2XKEB700SxxFJ3TQs-wAa4A==&ch=bnfRPx2LbYMNpbr37Cxbf4t2U_I3D0o1GjRupKo2GHx7ew4cqpXjEA==>. Their recommendations are based on criteria established by a local art selection committee. The Collection includes nearly 5,000 artworks, located where people study, work, and live. The public selects and owns the Collection which is found in state agencies, public schools, universities, and community colleges throughout Washington. The 2019 Curator Roster will be active for a three-year period. For more information, please contact: Valerie Peterman, Curated Projects Coordinator valerie.peterman@arts.wa.gov<mailto:valerie.peterman@arts.wa.gov> | (360) 586-3949 Who we are looking for: Consider applying if you live in Washington State (or within 60 miles) and you are: * a visual arts professional * a college art faculty member * a gallery or independent curator * a tribal leader or cultural director Application Deadline: Friday, September 27, 2019 Read guidelines and apply<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001mXR3PGr6kQW5UROy8a660zEYX67nbyljXDtmGaGOvejdxbGuIKFA1C6dg5j7ceO7ZyT1WSNiQSE9J4JlU9MsrPiD1AYYN9pD15foB_eAhWjbNtBWW9GiuApZF6Zl3nlE7RH0BOmoXhCQT-FxP-XN6B0CrkDpjZi5Y4mAYUGqRd0=&c=Rt_vfljyfZJtQIQM6LjLfcMfm_wcrGj2XKEB700SxxFJ3TQs-wAa4A==&ch=bnfRPx2LbYMNpbr37Cxbf4t2U_I3D0o1GjRupKo2GHx7ew4cqpXjEA==> Top row, left to right: Serval (detail), 2017, by Alfredo Arreguin, located at Getchell High School. Jessica (from the series Mayflowers Long Forgotten) (detail), 2003, by Carrie Mae Weems, located at University of Washington. La Cosecha (The Asparagus Pickers) (detail), 2005, by Daniel DeSiga, located at Yakima Valley College, Grandview. Ginger Root Prince (detail), 2001, by Romson Bustillo, located at Summit Trail Middle School. Bottom row, left to right: Discovery (detail), 2006, by Maki Tamura, located at Spokane Community College. Camp (detail), 2011, by Marie Watt, located at Walla Walla Veterans Home. Land of Origin (detail), 2015, by James Lavadour, located at Walla Walla Veterans Home. Female House Post (detail), 2015, by Andrea Wilbur-Sigo, located at University of Washington. Curators selected these artworks for the State Art Collection. Composite image by ArtsWA. 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