Public Art Tour Map Design Service
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SUMMARY
DESCRIPTION
The vendor will provide design services for a public art tour map system that celebrates the city’s growing public art collection. The project seeks graphic designers, illustrators, cartographers, creative agencies, and multidisciplinary design teams capable of developing a visually engaging and cohesive public art touring experience.
The scope includes concept development, visual identity, route and wayfinding strategies, and recommendations for tour formats. Deliverables are expected to include a citywide public art map, a printable brochure or fold-out map, digital and mobile-friendly versions, and supporting marketing materials such as social media graphics, website banners, and promotional artwork.
The completed solution should encourage residents and visitors to discover public artwork through self-guided walking and driving tours. It should function both as an effective navigational tool and as a distinctive cultural resource and promotional asset.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due September 14, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Creative agency or multidisciplinary design firm specializing in maps, visual identity, and public-facing cultural materials
- Demonstrated experience with cartography, illustration, route planning, and wayfinding design
- Capability to produce print, digital, mobile-friendly, and social media deliverables
- Portfolio of public art, tourism, civic, cultural, or destination marketing projects
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