Together, we have been creating, curating, and building Memphis’ public art collection for over 25 years. What started with one installation has expanded to over 150 public art projects throughout the city.
“I’m New Here” installation + performance piece | Brittney Boyd Bullock
Featuring the Freedom Singers of the Center for Transforming Communities at the Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library. Image courtesy of Whitney Williams
Free workshops and fellowships for local artists to expand and refine their portfolios
Opportunities for artists to display their work at UAC's offices and through the Billboard Gallery
UAC's participation at neighborhood events and development of neighborhood programming
Networking opportunities with fellow artists and UAC team
And so much more!
When you make a gift of $25+ per month or $300+ per year to UAC, you will become a UAC Public Art Collector and get to enjoy a few perks like:
Invitations for 2 to quarterly events (openings and drinks, studio visits, gallery tours, sneak peaks)
Quarterly newsletter with featured public art project, event announcements, and discounts from local vendors
10% off at 1910 Frameworks (more local vendor discounts coming soon)
Public Art Collector swag including a tote and stickers
support in style
Become a public art collector today! When you make a gift of $25+ you will receive a special edition of our Public Art Collector tote bag for all your tools of the trade.
For questions or more information about in-kind, anonymous or recurring gifts, contact Kelly Seagraves at kelly@uacmem.org.
The UrbanArt Commission is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization (IRS EIN 62-1791387). Donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
2021-2024 UAC projects [are being][were] supported, in whole or in part, by federal award number SLFRP5534 awarded to the State of Tennessee by the U.S. Department of Treasury.
Support isn’t just about donations. Check back for opportunities in the near future to volunteer around project clean ups, installations and events. And if you want to learn more about how to dig in, please let us know at info@uacmem.org!
