Public art calls, exhibitions, residencies and funding. Check the original organizer for current terms before applying. Closed and passed-deadline records remain available for reference.
Deadline labels calculated 2026-10-29. Each call retains its own source-review date. Funding figures can mean a total project budget, stipend or award; check the funding scope.
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Under-recognized visual artists age 21+, U.S. citizens or permanent residents. Excludes previous direct Harpo grantees and fine-arts students enrolled currently, within the past year or planning the coming year.
Local/national/international artists; generally no academic enrollment, PhD exceptions considered; basic English; specified alumni five-year wait; collaboratives up to three residents.
Age 18+; demonstrated public-art and audience-engagement experience. Alumni may apply.
Published maximum
USD 13,000 — see funding scope
Terms reviewed 2026-09-21
Representative organizer imageImage: content.govdelivery.com ↗Photo: Caroline Cockrell. Artwork/performance: Michael S. Williams and Stacey L. Kirby. (as credited at source)Closed
U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofits, state/local governments and federally recognized tribes; five years of arts programming and $20,000 prior-year operating expenses. Individuals, fiscal-sponsor applications and for-profits excluded. State Arts Agencies and Regional Arts Organizations are excluded.
Emerging/mid-career artists 18+ living in or with significant ties to Greater Boston. Prior Triennial/Now+There public-art collaborators excluded this cycle.
Texas-based, age 18+, mid-career; five relevant completed projects with budgets up to $100,000. Restrictions apply to recent/active AIPP artists and city staff/contractors.
Published maximum
USD 300,000 — see funding scope
Terms reviewed 2026-09-21
Representative organizer imageImage: ww2.scottsdaleaz.gov ↗Photo: City of Scottsdale (as credited at source)Deadline passed
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA)
Deadline: 2026-09-24
Type
public art commission
Eligibility
Qualified artists/teams; additional evaluation point for DMV residents.
Published maximum
USD 330,000 — see funding scope
Terms reviewed 2026-09-25
Organizer logoImage: visitmontrose.com ↗Copyright 2026 City of Montrose. All Rights Reserved. (as credited at source)Source: City of Montrose, Office of Business and Tourism. Logo designer not identified. (as credited at source)Closed
Professional artists/teams in the Four Corners and Rocky Mountain region, including CO, AZ, NM, UT and WY; age 18+, comparable permanent-art experience and U.S. work eligibility required.
Professional artists or teams; Q&A states no nationality or residency restriction. Three team-level references may cover comparable private-sector work.
York County Community College / Maine Arts Commission
Deadline: 2026-09-28
Type
public art commission
Eligibility
U.S.-based professional artists or teams; Maine connections may receive preference. Selection-committee members and direct YCCC affiliates are excluded.
National call for professional artists, collectives and artist-led teams, age 18+, with substantial public-art experience and technical collaboration capability.
Visual artists or collaboratives living and working in eligible Atlanta-area counties for the last two consecutive years. Applicants cannot be related to Artadia staff or directors, be enrolled in an art-related degree or plan to enroll in the next year, or have received an Artadia/The Art Council award of $10,000 or more.
