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Public Art Commission - Bay Arena, Morecambe

Details

Value
GBP 15,000
Published
20 May 2016
Submission
15 June 2016

Tender description

Brief for public art opportunity in a prominent seaside location on the Central Promenade Morecambe. Lancaster City Council has secured funding from the Coastal Revival Fund to give a new lease of life to a disused lido in Morecambe and turn into a welcome venue for festivals, arts and leisure. The project aims to turn the Bay Arena, located in the headland area of Morecambe’s seafront, into an Art Park to creating a cultural hot spot. As part of a phased development this new money will allow improvements to the current limited site access, restoration of art deco features, a public art commission, and attractive landscaping works. Keywords: Sculpture, Seaside art, Art project, Public art, Mural

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published20 May 2016
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date15 June 2016

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