Public Art
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From: Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media
- Published on: 26 March 2018
- Last updated on: 27 October 2020
In line with a 1997 Government decision, the budgets for public bodies delivering capital projects should include a percentage for public art under the Per Cent for Art Scheme.
The limits set under the scheme are – Up to 1% of the overall construction budget subject to the following limits:
- construction projects costing up to €2,550,000 may include a maximum art budget of €25,500
- for projects costing between €2,550,000 and €6,300,000, a further 1% (up to €12,500) is allowed giving a maximum art budget of €38,000
- for projects costing between €6,300,000 and €12,700,000, a further 1% (up to €13,000) is allowed giving a maximum art budget of €51,000
- for projects costing in excess of €12,700,000, a final 1% (up to €13,000) is allowed giving a maximum art budget of €64,000
The Guidelines for the Implementation of the Per Cent for Art Scheme were formally launched by the Minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism in the National Gallery of Ireland, on Tuesday 7 December 2004.
The Guidelines are intended to inform and help those through the process of commissioning work under the Per Cent for Art scheme.
If you require further information on the Per Cent for Arts Scheme, please contact:
Arts + Film and Investment
Further information on Public Art and Per Cent for Art is available on the website publicart.ie.