The project includes multiple opportunities for site-specific artwork, each with its own scope, budget, and
creative considerations. Artists may be considered for one or more locations based on their portfolio,
experience, and artistic approach.
The initial submission will consist of a portfolio review. Following this review, shortlisted artists will be
invited to develop a proposal for a specific art location. Shortlisted artists will be compensated for their
proposal, with the proposal fee established separately for each location.

The West Side Market is looking for an artist to design a new public mural that will be installed in summer 2027. The commission is worth $20,000, and portfolios are due by Friday, Dec. 18.

The Cleveland Public Market Corporation, which manages the market, and Destination Cleveland are calling for artist submissions. The chosen artist will create a mural to cover the market’s new utility yard structure immediately north of the West Side Market’s produce and prepared food arcades. The proposed area is 8 feet, 8 inches tall and covers 1,385 square feet across three wall facings on the new structure

Under direction of the school principal, plan and provide for appropriate learning experiences for students. Provide an atmosphere and environment conducive to the intellectual, physical, social, and emotional development of individuals to ensure success for every student. Supervise students in a variety of school related settings. Monitor and evaluate student outcomes. Communicate and interact with students, parents, staff, and community. Develop, select, and modify instructional plans and materials to meet the needs of all students. Maintain appropriate records and follows required procedures and practices. Monitor appropriate use and care of equipment, materials, and facilities.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

Plan a program of study that, as much as possible, meet the needs, interests, and abilities of students.
On a regular and consistent basis, meets and instructs assigned classes in the locations and at the times designated.
Create a classroom environment that provides for student involvement in the learning process and enable each student to achieve learning objectives.
Provide an instructional program to meet the needs of all students.
Prepare for classes assigned and show written evidence of preparation upon request of immediate superior.
Guide the learning process toward the achievement of curriculum goals and in harmony with the goals, establish clear objectives for all lessons, units, projects and the like to communicate these objectives to students.
Establish learning objectives consistent with appraisal of student needs, requirements of VBCPS curriculum framework and knowledge of human growth and development.
Plan for and utilize instructional methods, resources and evaluation techniques which motivate and enable each student to achieve learning objectives.
Take all necessary and safety precautions to protect students, equipment, materials, and facilities.
Maintain accurate and complete records as required by law, VBCPS policy and administrative regulation.
Assist the administration in implementing all policies and rules governing student life and conduct and, for the classroom, develops reasonable rules of classroom behavior and procedure, and maintain order in the classroom in a fair and just manner.
Make provision for being available to students and parents for education-related purposes outside the instructional day when required or requested to do so under reasonable terms.
Establish relationships with colleagues, students, parents, and community which reflect recognition of and respect for every individual.
Plan and supervise purposeful assignments for teacher assistants and volunteers.
Appraise his/her own effectiveness and demonstrate successful application of skills and information acquired to increase effectiveness. Strive to maintain and improve professional competence.
Participate in school management and share responsibility for the total school program.
Attend staff meetings and serve on staff committees as required.
Perform other duties as required.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES

Knowledge of VBCPS curriculum and techniques for integrating curriculum, VBCPS policies and effective instructional practices; thorough understanding of the teaching and learning process; ability to provide instruction that reflects multiple perspectives and multicultural education; ability to infuse technology into curriculum; ability to work effectively with administrators, colleagues, central office, school based staff, students, parents and community; excellent oral and written communication and human relations skills.

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE

Required: Bachelor’s Degree in applicable field of education from an accredited college or university. Must have or be eligible for a teacher license from the Virginia Department of Education.

The Tualatin Arts Advisory Committee encourages artists to submit original artwork to beautify our city by transforming the traffic signal control boxes found on street corners into a collection of public art. Artwork will be reproduced as a vinyl wrap and applied to traffic signal boxes throughout the City.

This program is open to all artists, graphic designers, illustrators, and photographers, and student artists. Artwork may be abstract or representational.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Chosen artwork will be transformed into vinyl wraps that will be professionally installed. Art will cover all four sides and top of the signal box. The life expectancy of each wrap is approximately five to seven years. There is no required theme for the work, but the work must not contain any representation of traffic lights, signs, or signals, and must be appropriate for display in a public space without distracting drivers. Submissions that include advertising or logos or are political, religious, or sexual in nature will not be considered. Submitted designs must be the artist’s own work and must not be the product of or contain imagery derived from or generated by artificial intelligence. Submissions that use copyrighted or trademarked images will not be accepted. The City of Tualatin and Tualatin Arts Advisory Committee shall retain sole discretion of final artwork selection.

The Molalla River School District is seeking artists and artist teams to design, fabricate, and install permanent, site-integrated artwork at the new Molalla River Middle School, now under construction in Molalla, Oregon. Three commission sites are open, with budgets ranging from $15,000 to $70,000.

The Johnson City Public Art Committee is seeking pieces of leasable outdoor sculpture to be installed for two years in Founders Park and several other sites in Johnson City, TN.
Exhibition Dates: May 2027 – May 2029
Submission Deadline: December 4, 2026 by 4:00 p.m. (Eastern Time)

ELIGIBILITY: The exhibition is open to all professional artists, preferably professional sculptors, who are at least 18 years of age and reside in the United States. City of Johnson City employees and members of the Johnson City Public Art Committee are not eligible to apply.
SCULPTURE: Seeking original artworks that may be functional or nonfunctional, temporary or permanent work in any media suitable for outdoor public space. Please view complete requirements in the full RFP document at the link below. Up to 5 pieces may be submitted for consideration.

COMPENSATION: Upon the successful installation of the selected sculpture the artist will receive a $3,000.00 stipend for the 24-month lease of the piece. Hotel accommodations for a total of one night will be provided to accepted artists for installation. Each artist will also receive exposure on the Johnson City Public Art website, including a virtual map and tour of all public art installations, and other related media. Please note that if an installation consists of multiple free-standing elements, these will be considered a single piece for the purposes of compensation.

INSTALLATION DATES: May 17 – 31, 2027

EXHIBITION TITLE: As Much Truth as One Can Bear: A Juried Exhibition on James Baldwin’s famous essay and proposition for Truth

Entry Fee: $20

Type: Juried Exhibition

Open to emerging and established artists of African American heritage, including students.

Must be 18 to enter.

There will be a 1st Place prize of $1500, a 2nd Place prize of $1,000, and a 3rd Place prize of $500.

The Arts Center in Orange, VA, is accepting submissions from African American artists for its upcoming Juried Exhibition centered on James Baldwin’s essay and proposition about Truth, “As Much Truth as One Can Bear”.

The Westfield Public Arts Commission is seeking artists to design and paint two new murals at Gumbert Park, which will celebrate Westfield baseball and softball, community, and inclusion. Artists may submit proposals for one or both walls, and selected designs will be painted offsite for installation in spring 2027.

There are two walls available; Wall #1 is 12 x 8′ tall (3 boards), Wall #2 is 20 x 8′ tall (5 boards). Artists will paint on provided 4 x 8′ boards that will be installed in Spring 2027. Artists can apply for one or two walls. Artists must provide name, email, phone number, address, artist bio, description of mural design, mockups, and previous mural designs or artwork. Applicants must also provide a requested compensation. Artist selection will take place in December 2026; selected artist(s) will be required to pick up boards and paint offsite, with an installation date anticipated for March 2027. Questions can be sent to publicart@westfieldnj.gov.

The City of Norfolk, Virginia seeks to commission an artist to create a permanent artwork for the Waterside Parking Garage, a prominent gateway to Downtown and the waterfront. The installation should reflect movement, connection, and the innovative spirit of Norfolk, offering a bold visual landmark for commuters and visitors alike.

LOCATION/CONTEXT: The Waterside Garage is one of Norfolk’s most visible entry points, positioned between the Elizabeth River and Downtown and experienced by commuters, visitors, and waterfront travelers alike. Its location makes it an important civic landmark, and this project offers an opportunity to create a welcoming and memorable presence for all who enter the city.

The façade is also highly visible from the Elizabeth River, making the artwork a landmark for passengers on cruise ships docking in Norfolk, attendees of major waterfront festivals in Town Point Park, and pedestrians moving between the waterfront and the city. This site acts as a literal and symbolic connector—from river to city, from suburbs to downtown, from park to skyline. Norfolk itself is a city defined by connection: a critical hub where ports, trains, ships, medical centers, technology firms, NATO, the Navy, Universities, and the vibrant arts community intersect. The selected artwork should reflect this identity of movement, transition, and innovation.

The garage is a typical concrete structure matching the surrounding landscape of gray‑toned buildings. Its exterior is defined by distinct horizontal bands of positive and negative space created by the open-air parking levels. Due to tree coverage, visibility on the first three floors is limited, especially in summer.

THEME/STYLE: Set within the dynamic cultural landscape of Norfolk’s Innovation Corridor, an area energized by the diverse communities that shape the city’s identity, the installation will serve as a vibrant focal point. The artwork should evoke movement and connection, creating a bold, colorful and welcoming presence for commuters and visitors.

We are seeking artwork with a strong visual presence—a true “wow factor”—that will serve as a memorable symbol of the city’s creativity, forward-thinking identity and innovation. Ideally, it will be something visitors and residents remember and talk about after their time in the city.

Because the work will be viewed primarily by drivers it should be easily legible at a glance and from a distance, while still offering layered detail and visual interest for pedestrians and waterfront viewers.

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Curate the next exhibition at The Gallery at the Attucks in 2027!
Stipend for curator: $1500
Curators may not show their own artwork. At least 7 artists with a connection to Hampton Roads must be part of your exhibition. Artist’s stipends total $3500.
Participants will be required to upload a W9 and become a registered City of Norfolk vendor for payment. No fee to apply. Gallery takes no commission. Artworks may be for sale or not for sale. Exhibition duration will be 6 months. The gallery is approximately 1500 square ft.
READ THE FULL PROSPECTUS HERE!

Call for Gallery Exhibit Proposals
The city of Las Vegas Public Art and Gallery Program invites artists, curators, and collectives to submit proposals for upcoming exhibitions in city-operated gallery spaces. This opportunity is open to both solo and group exhibitions, with an emphasis on presenting high-quality, thought-provoking artwork that engages our diverse community.

Gallery exhibitions are typically scheduled 12 to 18 months in advance. Applicants will be notified of the panel’s decision within 30 days of submission.
Please Note: Due to the high volume of submissions, we are unable to provide individual critiques or feedback on artwork submitted for this call. All applications will be reviewed by the gallery panel according to the selection criteria. If you’d like feedback on your current work, we encourage you to join our bi-monthly CritChat sessions.

Please email if you have any questions:
Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs
Email: PRCGalleries@lasvegasnevada.gov

#callforartists Become one of the Yountville Napa Valley featured Artists!
Nestled in the heart of the Napa Valley, CA. Yountville’s perfectly walkable mile long main street features world-renowned restaurants, over a dozen wine tasting rooms and exclusive high-end hotels, as well as shopping, galleries and best of all, a beautiful collection of public art.
Their Gallery at The Community Center offers space for artists to display and sell their work by offering 5 rotating shows each year.

The Gallery at the Community Center has five exhibits each year, one of which features the art of our local Youth. Our Gallery Subcommittee works to offer diversity in our shows while supporting local and regional artists.

Depending on the artist, all or most of the art on display is for sale. They are open Monday through Friday from 9 am – 4 pm with staff to assist customers who wish to buy as well as nights and weekends by appointment.

They welcome artists to spend time in the Gallery outside of the opening reception to draw more visitors in with special pop-ups or interesting activity.

Gallery Exhibit Artists are frequently featured in local and regional media through partnerships and marketing efforts.

Interested artists are encouraged to email Yountville Art Walk with your bio and examples of your work.

Please call 707-948-2627 with questions or email us at yountvillearts@yville.com.

Deadline: Rolling

Description:

Blue Line Arts seeks experienced and aspiring Public Art artists for future opportunities throughout the greater Placer County region in California. Artists sought have experience designing, creating, and installing one or more of the following types of work: mural, sculpture, flooring/ground, landscape, light art, mosaic, interactive.

Compensation:

Each project budget will vary and be communicated on a case-by-case basis. Blue Line Arts and its partners are committed to fair pay for working artists and align with industry standards.

Application Guidelines: Explanation of Requested Information on Application.

Artist CV/Resume

Demonstrates professional history: exhibition of Artist’s work in a variety of public and/or private spaces, especially that in the Public Art realm.

Examples of Previous Work (5-10 images, .png or .jpeg format)

Images of work completed the Artist. If selected, these photos may be used to promote the artist during the project.

Proposed Design (if applicable)

If the Artist is responding to a specific project or call for artists, please include a Proposed Design.

Projects You Are Seeking

Please indicate the medium in which you wish to work for future Public Art projects.

For Murals, what is your standard price per square foot?

Please indicate your standard price per square foot for mural work. This figure should reflect costs for supplies, labor, and miscellaneous.

Are you interested in youth/education/instructing opportunities?

Blue Line Arts executes Public Art projects with an array of regional partners. Some opportunities may include an arts education component with the Artist serving as lead instructor in addition to artist.

What is the scale of your largest work?

Please indicate the scale of your largest completed work by choosing a unit of measurement and entering the figures in the fields below.

Questions:

If you have questions about submissions, please contact Public Art Coordinator, Nico Rodriguez, at nico@bluelinearts.org.

The DC Arts Center (DCAC) welcomes exhibition proposals from artists and curators on a rolling basis. They invite submissions of original work for consideration in both solo and group exhibitions.

Proposals are reviewed quarterly by DCAC’s Visual Arts Committee. Once an application is submitted, a committee member will follow up regarding next steps, which may include a studio visit, an in-person or virtual meeting, or a request for additional materials. If an application is not accepted, feedback from the committee’s deliberations will be provided. Artists are encouraged to choose the gallery they feel best suits their submitted body of work; however, final placement will be determined by The DC Arts Center.

The Main Gallery features full-size work of all mediums and is approximately 700 square feet.

The Nano Gallery features small format work that can be easily hung and is approximately 125 square feet.

Artists retain a 60% commission on all work sold.

Maryland Hall
Deadline: Rolling

Media: Any

Do you have an exhibition you’d like to bring to Maryland Hall? Fill out the form on their website.
Please note gallery shows are planned 6-18 months in advance and submissions are subject to approval. For questions, contact Galleries@marylandhall.org

Blue Line Arts seeks experienced and aspiring Public Art artists for future opportunities throughout the greater Placer County region in California. Artists sought have experience designing, creating, and installing one or more of the following types of work: mural, sculpture, flooring/ground, landscape, light art, mosaic, interactive.

Compensation:
Each project budget will vary and be communicated on a case-by-case basis. Blue Line Arts and its partners are committed to fair pay for working artists and align with industry standards.
Application Guidelines: Explanation of Requested Information on Application.
Artist CV/Resume
Demonstrates professional history: exhibition of Artist’s work in a variety of public and/or private spaces, especially that in the Public Art realm.
Examples of Previous Work (5-10 images, .png or .jpeg format)
Images of work completed the Artist. If selected, these photos may be used to promote the artist during the project.
Proposed Design (if applicable)

Projects You Are Seeking
Please indicate the medium in which you wish to work for future Public Art projects.
For Murals, what is your standard price per square foot?
Please indicate your standard price per square foot for mural work. This figure should reflect costs for supplies, labor, and miscellaneous.
Are you interested in youth/education/instructing opportunities?
Blue Line Arts executes Public Art projects with an array of regional partners. Some opportunities may include an arts education component with the Artist serving as lead instructor in addition to artist.
What is the scale of your largest work?
Please indicate the scale of your largest completed work by choosing a unit of measurement and entering the figures in the fields below.
Questions:
If you have questions about submissions, please contact Public Art Coordinator, Nico Rodriguez, at nico@bluelinearts.org.

ADOLPH & ESTHER GOTTLIEB EMERGENCY GRANT
For painters, printmakers, and sculptors who have been creating mature art for at least 10 years, and have recently undergone an unforeseen catastrophic event such as a fire, flood, or medical emergency. There are no deadlines for this program.

To be eligible for this program, an artist must be able to demonstrate a minimum involvement of ten years in a mature phase of his or her work. Artists must work in the disciplines of painting, sculpture or printmaking. Each application will be reviewed by the directors, who will exercise their discretion in considering it, and will determine the amount of each award. Applicants should note there is a set amount appropriated for these grants each fiscal year; once this budgetary limit has been reached, the Foundation will not be able to judge any additional requests on their merits.

Second-party requests are honored only when the applicant is physically unable to communicate with the Foundation. Review procedures for completed applications begin as soon as they are received. Full review generally takes about four weeks from the time an application is complete. Situations with imminent deadlines will receive priority.