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Updated 7/18/18 7 ORGANIZATIONAL ABILITY- 6 of 30 points Evaluators use the following criteria when reviewing this section of the application: 1. The project team is well assembled, inclusive, qualified, and demonstrates the capacity to design and execute a high quality public art project of the proposed scale and scope. 2. Project team and/or partners have appropriate and clearly articulated responsibilities. If volunteers will play a significant role in activities, that has been described. 3. An effective promotion and marketing plan is in place which supports the project's participation goals and fosters broad public awareness and/or engagement. 4. The public art project has a comple te and realistic timeline. 5. Regarding the budget, a) revenue streams are realistic and attainable, therefore the cash match is likely to be met, b) expenses are reasonable and appropriate for the proposed activities, c) the budget honors the work of artists. 6. Thorough research for the proposed public art site is complete and approval has been obtained for the installation/performance of work . 13) Project Director Person designated by the applicant organization to oversee the implementation of the proposed public art project. • Director Name • Director Address; City, State, Zip Code • Director Phone • Director Email • Director Bio 14) Lead Artist Primary person involved in the design, planning and creation of the proposed public art. • Artist Name • Artist Address • Artist Phone • Artist Email • Artist Resume/Bio Upload as a .PDF [upload box] • Artist Work Samples - Combine multiple samples into ONE .PDF document. [upload box] 15) List other key personnel and/or artists involved in the public art project and their roles. Include a short bio explaining their artistic skills and experience. (i.e. contractors, assistants, etc) 16) Timeline- Describe the timeline for all project activities. Include planning, performances, activities, assessment, unveiling, etc. All activities MUST be completed within one year of the project start date. 17) Describe any research completed regarding the safety and structural requirements of the Public Art. Examples include environmental impacts, engineering requirements, safety concerns, lighting, etc. 18) Location of Public Art – Provide the street address and include the name of the property owner. 19) Provide documentation of site approval. A contract or agreement with the owner (governmental unit/private property owner) granting permission and indicating the duration of the project. • Site Approval [upload box] 20) What is the estimated lifespan of the work? - List the duration of temporary public art or estimate the duration of time before “permanent” works will require major maintenance or repairs. 21) Publicity and/or Marketing Efforts - Explain how this public art project will be promoted/documented. (i.e. ads, flyers, news releases, videos, YouTube, etc.)