The Arts Commission of Greater Toledo’s Art in Public Places Program is soliciting qualifications from artists who specialize in producing large-scale murals to beautify sections of Water Street and the Downtown Toledo concourse tunnel system. Art in Public Places will select up to seven artists to paint murals within the tunnels and sites on ProMedica’s Downtown campus along Water Street as well as Imagination Station. This project is sponsored by a public and private partnership between the Art in Public Places Program, ProMedica Health System and Imagination Station.

The Village plans to transform Franjo Road, downtown’s future Main Street, into a pedestrian-friendly street to significantly improve the area’s physical conditions through infrastructure improvements. The project is exemplary of a pedestrian-oriented development, known to bring foot traffic to the area, which is vital to the survival of small, local businesses. New lateral roads will create a better street grid to enhance connectivity within the area and provide street frontage to a larger number of businesses, thereby increasing their visibility and access. With this project, Palmetto Bay expects to experience significant growth in its downtown corridor as the Village seeks to create an environment that will attract investment to its downtown area and serve as a catalyst for the redevelopment of what is now a cluster of underutilized and neglected public streets and private properties. The project objective is to create an art piece that fosters a sense of place and enhances the traffic circle. The piece should be appropriate for a public space and should be a piece which resembles the beauty of Palmetto Bay and provides a focal point at our Main Street.

Create an original design to be reproduced on large vinyl banners in Pitt County in Greenville, NC.
The Pitt County Arts Council invites visual and graphic artists 18+ located nationwide to create an original design w/ an emphasis on community, innovation, and/or culture.
The design should reflect Pitt County’s diverse demographics and welcome travelers of all backgrounds to experience art in an inclusive environment.
Artists will be reproduced on large vinyl banners measuring 120 x 204 inches and installed in five archways on the side of Starlight Café located at 104 W. 5th Street in Greenville, NC.

Each artist may only submit one application with five 120” x 204” designs. This can be one cohesive design broken up into five rectangles, or five different scenes. A low-resolution design of all five panels is required for the proposal. However, the chosen artist will need to supply a high resolution, actual size, vector based file upon acceptance.

The Frederick Arts Council is seeking qualifications for Artist /Teams to submit their proposals for a mural on the wall of the Hauer House next to the Barbara Frietchie House on 154 W Patrick St Frederick, MD.

Art on the Atlanta BeltLine (“AoAB”) is seeking visual artists, performers, musicians, lecturers, and
art historians (“Art Professional(s)”) at every stage of their careers to apply for our 2021-2022 exhibition
season. Historic, environmental, cultural, functional, urban design, and/or aesthetic aspects of the Atlanta
BeltLine are good starting points to consider for potential proposal submissions. Projects should be wellresearched, well-planned, and feasible. Although not limited to the following examples, potential projects
might include all orsome of the following:
• Performance works of all kinds, including but not limited to street and travelling
performers, parade, music, dance, theater, and performance art
• Utilization of fences orscreening devices
• Murals
• School or class projects
• Historical or didactic works
• Projects that promote exploration of Atlanta BeltLine trails
• Organizational collaborations
• Sculpture opportunities (please see separate call forsubmissions)
• Work that is reflective of the culture and history of Beltline neighborhoods,
amplify local history, and elevates voices and narratives that have historically
been marginalized.
Proposed materials shall be durable, requiring minimal maintenance in an outdoorsetting.

Keeley Healing Arts Sculpture, Roanoke, VA
Submit a proposal for a portable sculpture/vessel to be utilized as a focus for ceremonies of healing in various healthcare and
community settings. The sculpture must be interactive, durable, and one-of-a-kind. The chosen work will be of a scale and material suitable for easy transport to locations throughout Carilion Clinic’s service region and for temporary use during events, which may occur in outdoor settings.
No entry fee.

Art Fluent’s Evolution Grant for individual artists provides funding to an artist with artistic excellence in fine art media & a demonstrated commitment to their art. No restriction on style, genre, or subject matter.

Richmond’s Public Art Commission is commissioning a permanent public art installation at the Southside Community Center Skate Park currently under construction. The skatepark, located at 6255 Old Warwick Road North, Chesterfield, VA, is being conceived as a regional (and potentially national) skatepark destination. Artists from across the United States and its territories are invited to submit their qualifications for consideration. Three to four artists will receive an honorarium of $2,000 each to submit a formal proposal for the project.

The WMATA Art in Transit Program is working with the City of Alexandria to solicit qualifications from accomplished Artists/Artist Teams to create site-specific public artworks following the principles of Biophilic Design for the North and South pavilions of the future Potomac Yard Metrorail Station. The selected artworks will be the first in a US Transit system to introduce biophilic elements and provide credit towards LEED Transit accreditation of a Metrorail station. The Artists/Artist Teams are asked to consider metal screens with a high level of transparency that are to be attached on the exterior of the pavilions façades’ glazed panels.

West Texas Food Bank in conjunction with Odessa Arts & Abell-Hanger Foundation, Warren Charitable Foundation, Don Bennett & family, Concho, Ovintiv,, FMH Foundation, H-E-B, Occidental, PDC Energy, Scharbauer Foundation, XTO Energy Mike Black & Lea Crump, invite professional artists or artist teams to submit qualifications to design and complete one prominent and several smaller sculptures at the new WTFB Innovative Gardens in Midland, TX

Open University Health Calls:
University Health Women’s & Children’s Hospital: Site-Specific Community Mosaic Project – SA, TX
$25,000
University Health Women’s & Children’s Hospital: Site-Specific Art – Bridge to Garage – SA, TX
$100,000
University Health Women’s & Children’s Hospital: Site-Specific Hanging Sculpture Main Lobby – SA, TX
$150,000

In 2022 the Oak Spring Garden Foundation will award their annual Eliza Moore Fellowship for Artistic Excellence to an early-career artist who is developing new works that address plants, gardens, or landscapes in the broad sense. Open to visual artists, literary artists, dancers, and musicians. The award includes a $10,000 individual grant and requires a two-to-eight-week stay at Oak Spring. Granted to an exceptional artist who shows remarkable promise to contribute to a deeper understanding of the natural world, and humankind’s place in it.
The dates of the Fellow’s residency should fall between Sunday, May 15, 2022 – Saturday, September 24, 2022.

Hopper Art Prize is now accepting entries for their Spring 2021 artist grants.
Total Awards: $11,000 USD for visual artists
2 grants = $3,500 & 4 grants = $1,000

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.