Public Art Surveys and Forms

Tell us About Public Art in Your Area

• Give us your feedback on existing public art using the smartphone friendly Public Art in My Area survey. We appreciate any feedback.

Fabricator Survey

• Complete the Fabricator Survey to tell us about your fabrication company and the services that you provide.

Unsolicited Proposals

• The Albuquerque Public Art Urban Enhancement Division is not currently accepting Unsolicited Proposals.
• Complete the CABQ Unsolicited Proposals Submission Form if you are interested in submitting existing works or proposals to be considered for donation to or purchase by the Public Art Program.
  
  
• Download the Unsolicited Proposal Guidelines for more information.
  
  
• All proposals will be reviewed within three months of submission. Artists who are interested in submitting existing works for purchase, should check Opportunities for Artists for any open calls for art. If there are open calls for art for the purchase of existing work(s), the CABQ Public Art Program and Unsolicited Proposals Review Committee ask that artists submit their works for purchase to the open call.

Commercial Requests for the Use of Public Art

• If you need copyright approval to use an image of public art, i.e. in a movie, a publication, or other commercial uses, complete the Public Art Use Permission form. (Note: the City will contact Artists directly using this form.)
  
  

New Requests for Public Art

• The Albuquerque Public Art Program is not accepting requests for Public/Private Murals through 2024. 
  • If you are interested in proposing a new mural for 2025, funded fully or in part by 1.5% for Art funds, complete the CABQ Public Art Public/Private Mural Request form.
    
    
• Complete the Neighborhood Requests for Public Art form to request public art in your neighborhood or community.
  
  

Internal Requests for Public Art

• Complete the New Request for Public Art in City Facilities form if your Department or Division would like 2-Dimensional art from the CABQ Public Art Program's rotating collection.
  
  
• Complete the Request for Relocation, Removal, or Repair of Public Art form if there is public art that needs to be relocated, removed, or repaired for any reason.
  
  
• All requests will be reviewed within one business day, however requests for new artwork will be handled in the order they are received. Requests to move art in an emergency will be addressed with a plan of action within one day, however art handling personnel may not be available to replace artworks as quickly.