The City of Reedsburg, Wisconsin seeking an artist (s) to create a mural project to highlight Reedsburg’s designation as the site of the first recognized Little League in the state of Wisconsin. It is also a desire the design for the project includes images of cultural, historical, and geographical significant features of the non‐glaciated areas of Wisconsin. (relational images – Baraboo Ridge, International Crane Foundation, Barn Quilts, Amish Culture, Indigenous Peoples, etc.)

Lexington Market, in partnership with Municipal Art Society of Baltimore City and Seawall, is announcing a call for artists for two public artworks that will frame the new Lexington Market Plaza. The group seeks qualified artists for these two sites, which will each have a budget of $150,000.

National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures
2021 Actos de Confianza (COVID-19 Relief Grants)
Cycle 2 opens March 3, 2021.
Application Deadline: March 17, 2021
Latinx Artists and Arts Organizations in the Eastern United States and Puerto Rico are eligible.

Create public art for the University of Florida Data Science and Information Technology Building
$100,000 for a site-specific work of art
Honoraria: up to 4 finalists (artist or artist team) will receive $1,000 to visit the site, and, create and present a site specific proposal. A separate travel stipend may also be awarded. The honoraria and travel stipend are separate from the listed art budget.
Criteria to Apply: Artist has met at least two (2) of the following:
The artist’s works are included in private, public, corporate or museum, collections;
The artist has received awards, grants or fellowships;
The artist has completed other public commissions on a similar scale;
The artist has participated in exhibitions at major museums or galleries.

Call for Artists: FORUM Park Public Art Commission
The City of Fort Myers Public Art Committee is requesting artists to submit qualifications for a public art project in a new park that is being constructed in The Forum, a 706-acre master-planned, mixed-use development east of I-75 between Colonial Boulevard (Exit 136) and SR 82 (Exit 138). The Forum contains dense retail, residential, and office sites.

Images: 3
Size limitations: work is to be installed in a 50-foot-diameter circle at the north end of the parking lot adjoining the pickleball courts and picnic area
Other requirements: take into consideration Southwest Florida’s tropical climate, which is denoted between June 1 and November 30 each year by searing sunlight, intense heat, high humidity and copious amounts of annual rainfall, as well as Southwest Florida’s susceptibility to tropical storms and cyclones during this timeframe
Budget: $50,000, up to 3 finalists will be given $500 to prepare a final proposal

The City of Palm Desert, California, and the Palm Desert Art in Public Places Commission announce a major public art competition open to experienced artists residing in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age.
The sculpture(s) in this roundabout will be the focal point for San Pablo Avenue. The roundabout will serve as the transition from the commercial area into the residential area. Illuminated artworks and multiple sculptures are acceptable as outlined in the specifications below. Sculptures with water features will not be accepted.

The Fleet & Public Works Project, located at 4955 East 74th Avenue, Commerce City, Colorado 80022, is a multi-phased construction project to a build a state-of-the-art facility for the Adams County Fleet and Public Works Departments. Adams County is dedicated to keeping residents and visitors safe on our roads, bridges and access infrastructure. Our teams work year-round to service the community.

The 8.64-acre plot will house three new buildings, a Fleet building, Public Works building and a Wash building, and will support a wide variety of skilled maintenance functions including paving, patching, pothole repair, street sweeping, snow and ice removal, traffic signage maintenance, gravel road maintenance, and all general maintenance functions necessary to keep the County’s road network in good condition.

Adams County is seeking an artist(s) to create an exterior public art installation along the 650 ft-long fence line on Dahlia St.

This project sits at a large intersection in Commerce City and is adjacent to the unincorporated Adams County neighborhood of Welby, which has deep roots in agriculture and farming.

The California State University, Fresno Foundation is seeking proposals from artists to submit qualifications to design, fabricate, and install one site-specific sculpture of Nelson Mandela to be placed outdoors in an area known as the Peace Garden.

The Norman Rockwell Museum is seeking three-dimensional, life-size, weatherproof, outdoor submissions that will be juried for awards by a panel of art professionals. Construction should be designed to withstand the elements. Materials must be viewer-safe and suitable for an outdoor installation. Artworks will need to be securely anchored into position.
Best in Show: $750
Most Inventive: $500
Most Artistic: $500
People’s Choice, Children: $200
People’s Choice, Adults: $200
$20 application fee

The Institute of Black Culture will offer educational, cultural and community building programs and initiatives sponsored by Black Affairs, Multicultural and Diversity Affairs and various University of Florida student organizations and departments. Spaces available for reservation by groups in the Institute of Black Culture include a multi-purpose event space and a conference room.

The sites for art are the 1st and 2nd story curved “Beacon” walls and curved window wall. All appropriate media will be considered. Both abstract and representational art will be equally considered. However, if representational, art should engage occupants through wholistic views with uplifting references to Black culture and history, and not solely the struggle narrative.