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Planning Department Seeks Two Volunteers to Join its Art Review Panel

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Candidates should apply by December 6, 2019 and be a public artist or an architect with an understanding of the construction, maintenance and preservation of public artworks

SILVER SPRING, MDThe Montgomery County Planning Department, part of The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, is seeking to fill two vacant volunteer positions on its Art Review Panel. Interested candidates for these positions should have expertise in architecture and/or work full-time as a public artist, as well as be able to discuss the installation, preservation, and long-term maintenance of public art projects throughout the region.

Interested candidates must submit a cover letter, a head shot, a brief bio and a professional resume by Friday, December 6, 2019.  Apply online or email this information to Molline Jackson, Special Assistant to the Planning Director and Art Panel Coordinator, at molline.jackson@montgomeryplanning.org.

For specific details about the positions, contact Molline Jackson by telephone 301.495.4573 or email.

About the Art Review Panel

The Planning Department established the Art Review Panel in the late 1980s to review public art proposals from private developers and provide final recommendations to planning staff and the Planning Board. This group typically meets six times a year for no more than three hours, plus holds an annual team-building retreat in August (full day on Friday). All voting panelists may not miss any more than two meetings per year and the team-building retreat is mandatory. The meeting times and dates are discussed at the start of each year, but are subject to change based on the total number of submitted public art proposals, the panelists’ schedules or unforeseen conditions that might otherwise prohibit the meeting (such as inclement weather, cancellations or postponements). The coordinator will provide notice to panelists well in advance of the scheduled meetings.