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Call for Artist: EPA Artist-in-Residence Pilot Initiative

In January 2024 The Environmental Protection Agency announced its inaugural Artist-in-Residence Program in collaboration with the National Endowment for the Arts to recognize the profound impact that arts and culture play in shaping our lives, communities and nation. Water leaders are increasingly turning to artists and culture bearers to help bring visibility to water issues, create more inclusive planning processes and leverage infrastructure investments to provide additional benefits to the communities they serve. By launching this pilot artist-in-residence program, EPA is investing in arts and culture to boost engagement, awareness and participation in critical water challenges ranging from aging infrastructure to climate impacts like flooding and storm surge to investment in safe drinking water.

EPA will support artists and culture bearers in six National Estuary and Urban Waters partnership locations that are doing critical work on water restoration and climate resilience.

Call for Artist

If you are an artist and would like to participate in the program, applications, requirements, and deadlines for applying can be found at the following links:

  • The Green-Duwamish River in Seattle
  • The Rio Grande in New Mexico
  • The San Juan Bay Estuary in Puerto Rico
  • The Passaic, Bronx and Harlem Rivers
  • The Delaware River Watershed in the Greater Philadelphia Region
  • The Mystic River Watershed in Boston

Urban Waters Partnership

  • About the Urban Waters Partnership
  • 21 Designated Urban Waters Locations
    • Anacostia Watershed (DC/MD)
    • Blue River (Kansas City, MO)
    • Bronx and Harlem River Watersheds (NY)
    • Caño Martín Peña (PR)
    • Grand River / Grand Rapids (MI)
    • Greater Philadelphia Area / Delaware River Watershed (PA, NJ, DE)
    • Green-Duwamish Watershed (Washington)
    • Lake Pontchartrain Area / New Orleans (LA)
    • Los Angeles River Watershed (CA)
    • The Meramec River and Big River (Missouri)
    • Middle Rio Grande / Albuquerque (NM)
    • Mystic River Watershed (MA)
    • Northwest Indiana (IN)
    • Passaic River / Newark (NJ)
    • Patapsco Watershed / Baltimore Region (MD)
    • Proctor Creek Watershed / Atlanta (GA)
    • Rio Reimagined-Rio Salado Project
    • San Antonio River Basin within Bexar County (Texas)
    • South Platte Watershed, Headwaters to Denver Metropolitan Area (CO)
    • Walnut Creek Watershed / Raleigh (NC)
    • Western Lake Erie Basin, near Toledo (OH)
  • Federal Partners
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Last updated on December 4, 2024
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