SEPTA Makes Call for Artists for Broad & Girard Subway Station
SEPTA Issues Call for Metal-Panel Proposals for Broad & Girard Subway Stop – Deadline Sep 18
Local artists and metalworkers: SEPTA has just announced a juried public art competition.
Phila-based individuals or creative teams experienced working with metal, are invited to submit qualifications to design a series of panels, to be integrated into stainless steel railings inside Girard Station on the Broad Street Line.
Deadline: September 18, 2009. Budget: $150,000. Application & info: click here, or contact Marsha Moss, marshamoss@aol.com.
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