Day 2: Public Art & Civic Design, Adapting to Change

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Day 2 focuses on the intersection between public art & civic design and how this work is being addressed in communities across the United States during this time of unprecedented change. Join public art practitioners across the country as we learn and lead together through this crisis and upcoming recovery. 

Wednesday, June 24, 2020
11:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. EDT

 
Includes:
• Keynote from Paul M. Farber, Artistic Director and Co-Founder of Monument Lab, the independent public art and history studio.
• Artists-led interactive sessions.
• The how-tos of managing public art projects and collections during a pandemic.
• Ways to keep the local public art ecosystem moving through partnerships and case-making.
• Sessions on how public art can help with recovery and public health initiatives.
• Interaction with exhibitors including: Artists Thrive, Goucher College MA in Arts Administration, Performing Arts Readiness, SmartSimple, SMU DataArts, and WESTAF - Western States Arts Federation.  
• And more!

Come back soon for the full event agenda!


BEFORE YOU REGISTER:

You must have an account with Americans for the Arts to register. If you do not have an account, click the CREATE AN ACCOUNT button. You will then be directed to the Americans for the Arts website to create your account. Once you have created your account, you must return to your cart on ArtsU to complete your registration for the event. Please see the below “How To Register” section for more details on registering. 


Become a professional member of Americans for the Arts before you register and save on registration fees!  
Members at the $75 level or higher save on one-day and full conference rates. Plus, your membership includes a year of connections with 7,000 arts leaders across the country and access to member-exclusive tools and resources, including more digital learning opportunities on ArtsU! 

The Full List of Membership Benefits

ALREADY A MEMBER?
How to access your membership discounts: 
1. Log in to AmericansfortheArts.org to confirm your membership status. 
2. Head over to ArtsU. Your membership benefits will now be applied to any purchases you make. 
3. Then, pick the registration option of your choice!


WANT TO BECOME A MEMBER?
 

You can become a member online or call us at 202.371.2830. Become a member before you register to take advantage of the discounts!

PROFESSIONAL MEMBER RATES

Annual Convention and Public Art & Civic Design Conference Full Package:   $200
One-Day Event Access:   $100


In order to take advantage of the Member rate, you must purchase a membership PRIOR to registering for the event. If membership is purchased after registering for the event, we will not be able to adjust registration rates retroactively.


NONMEMBER AND DIGITAL MEMBER RATES

Annual Convention and Public Art & Civic Design Conference Full Package:   $275
One-Day Event Access:   $150

HOW TO REGISTER:

To register only one day of the event, please click the red REGISTER button on the upper right hand side of this page and then press COMPLETE REGISTRATION NOW. From there, you will be directed to your cart. If you want to register for more than one day of the event, click  ADD TO CART AND COMPLETE REGISTRATION LATER and you may continue to add products to your cart.

You must have an account with Americans for the Arts to register - If you have an account, click the LOG IN button, enter your username and password, and continue to check out. If you do not have an account, click the CREATE AN ACCOUNT button. You will then be directed to the Americans for the Arts website to create your account. Once you have created your account, you must return to your cart on ArtsU to complete your registration for the event

By registering for this package, you agree to all of the Policies & Procedures for the 2020 Annual Convention and Public Art & Civic Design Conference.

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Americans for the Arts is committed to providing training and resources to support the arts and culture field, right now and through the long road of recovery ahead. If you are able, please consider making a donation today to sustain that work.