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$674,520 for 100 pieces = $6,734 each for temporary (“in place at least until the end of the year”) installations seems like a lot of money for such a short duration.
Hi Penny — thank you for your comment and reading about the Indy Art & Seek project! The grant KIB and the Arts Council received from the Lilly Endowment for the Indy Art & Seek project includes everything that has gone into creating this new public art experience — such as a mobile app for a 360 experience of the art/artists/neighborhoods, community engagement, maps, signage, staff work — in addition to the 100 small, more temporary interventions and 6 very large, permanent art pieces. The smaller pieces should remain up through the end of this year and into spring. Some of them may be in place longer!
I hope you have a chance to visit some of the new art this coming weekend.
– Ashley, Keep Indianapolis Beautiful
Where will they be located?
Hi William — the art pieces are primarily in the middle third of the city: north, west, and east of downtown. A mobile app will launch on Saturday that will help you find the art. You can also use the map at http://www.indyartandseek.org.