
Nou Sentit Urbà — 18 interventions
Our benchmark institutional project: 18 large-format urban artworks, coordinated as part of the joint venture that won a €838,000 public tender, with participatory processes involving local residents.
Institutions and public art
Since 2012 we have delivered public art for city councils, provincial authorities, ADIF (the Spanish rail infrastructure operator) and cultural bodies. Deep experience in public tendering, urban regeneration and major art projects in public space.
We know how public administration works. We handle the paperwork, the permits and the delivery without surprises.
Every institutional project brings its own complexity: public works schedules, coordination with technical teams, and the need to root the artwork in the social context of the area.
We manage the project from start to finish. All you do is sign off the key decisions.
We get to know the site, the institutional objectives and the municipal permits the project will need.
We shortlist 2–3 artists from our network of over 500 professionals, with references from comparable institutional projects.
We refine the sketch until everyone is completely happy with it. Nobody starts painting without final sign-off.
We handle materials, artist coordination and permits, keeping to the public works schedule throughout.
Professional photo and video coverage, ready for your project report, grant justification and institutional communications.
Yes, a great deal. The Nou Sentit Urbà project (€838,000) is our benchmark: Rebobinart took part as a member of the winning joint venture, managing the artistic production and the coordination of artists.
Yes. We have led joint ventures on large-scale projects and can adapt the form of collaboration to whatever the tender documents require: joint venture, subcontracting or consortium.
Accredited track record, artistic and technical statement, itemised budget, proposed artistic team, public liability insurance and proof of company eligibility.
Yes. We have experience reporting on projects co-funded by the Generalitat de Catalunya (the Catalan government), Spain’s Ministry of Culture and European urban regeneration funds.
A mural at a cultural facility with no tender process can be delivered in 6–10 weeks. A project that goes through public tendering can take between 6 and 18 months from publication of the specifications.
Yes. We have worked with public bodies in Madrid, the Basque Country and other Spanish regions, drawing on a network of local artists right across the country.
Whether it is a tender, a public art programme or a mural for a cultural facility, we will advise you with no obligation. We reply within 48 hours.