2014 Land Art Generator Initiative

コペンハーゲン港の中に位置する、かつて造船所があった場所にアートワークを提案するコンペ。

Description
LAGI 2014 is an ideas competition to design a site-specific public artwork that, in addition to its conceptual beauty, has the ability to harness energy cleanly from nature and convert it into electricity for the utility grid of the City of Copenhagen.
The design site- Refshaleøen- at its height, was a shipyard that employed thousands of individuals. Its rich historical context and its view across the harbor to the Langelinie and the cherished statue of the Little Mermaid is sure to inspire.
The monetary award will not guarantee a commission for construction. However, LAGI is working with stakeholders in Denmark and internationally to pursue possibilities for implementation of the most pragmatic, aesthetic, and conceptually engaging LAGI designs.

Jury
Connie Hedegaard, Member of the European Commission
Tina Saaby, City Architect of Copenhagen
Lars Aagaard, Director, Danish Energy Association
Kent Martinussen, CEO, Danish Architecture Centre
Gustavo Ribeiro, Danish Architecture Centre
Christian Herskind, CEO, Refshaleøen Holding A/S
Steen Christiansen, Mayor, Albertslund Municipality
Else Marie Bukdahl, Dr. Phil., Danish Art Historian, Ålborg University
Stig L. Andersson, Founding Partner, SLA; Creative Director, Professor
Jason F. McLennan, CEO, International Living Future Institute
Sharon Chang, CEO and Founder, Yoxi; NYU Trustee
Chris Fremantle, Co-Producer, Public Art Scotland
Matthew Rosenberg, Architect & Second Place Winner for LAGI 2012

Prize
First Place: $15,000 (USD)
Second Place: $5,000 (USD)

Entry Fee
None

Entries
Three (3) A1 size layout boards, a 1,200-word maximum written description, three (3) to eight (8) JPG (300 dpi) image files

Timetable
Selection and Jury Process: JUNE and JULY 2014
Announcement of winner and award ceremony: AUTUMN 2014

Links
Past winners

Organizer
Society for Cultural Exchange

Official Website