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CowParade is dedicated to providing opportunities to all
artists local to each event city. Some are preeminent artists; others
aspiring or student artists. In each city, we begin anew with a freshly
minted herd of unpainted cows. We begin the artist selection process by
sending and advertising and "Open Call for Artists" to the local
arts community.
Artists submit applications and designs for approval by a local review
committee, and those designs form the official portfolio for selection
by CowParade and event sponsors.
Artists are recognized on the plaques affixed to the base of the cows,
in event publications, such as our official event book and viewing guides,
and on this Web site.
Selected artists receive an honorarium for the completion of their cow.
As part of the New York event, CowParade and its sponsors poured approximately
$1,000,000 into the local arts community through these honoraria.
Noted artists from the New York event included Peter Max, James Rizzi,
Burton Morris, Patricia Nix, Leroy Neiman, Richard Haas, and Michael Graves.
Next: Learn about the sponsors
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| The next time you'e watching "Friends," check out the paintings hanging on the wall of the coffeehouse. They're the work of Burton Morris, one of the leaders of the Pop Art movement. Morris' cow, "Liberty Cow," was featured in the New York CowParade. |
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