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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Age 19+ with a demonstrated North Omaha connection; current Omaha or Nebraska residence is not required. Priority goes to specified local ZIP codes. Collectives need at least one eligible member and cannot be incorporated 501(c)(3)s. Formal arts education and prior public-art experience are not required.
Local, regional and national artists, age 18+. Completed work only; no models. Required installation/removal dates apply. The artist or installer must carry at least $500,000 general liability coverage naming the town as additional insured for installation and removal.
Professional visual artists experienced in large public art or murals and exterior permanent works. Committee members' immediate family/business partners excluded.
National/international artists 21+ at all career stages, including degree students; English fluency required; alumni wait five years; collaborators apply individually.
Utah Division of Arts & Museums Public Art Program
Deadline: 2026-10-12
Type
commission rfq
Eligibility
U.S.-resident professional artists/teams with U.S. tax ID; Utah applicants receive additional weight. Selection staff, committee and Method Studio personnel are excluded.
Out-of-state applicants may interview remotely; no residency exclusion stated. Portfolio asks for four sculptures made in the last four years, shown from multiple perspectives. No limit is stated on proposed sculpture submissions.
Professional artists or teams; listing labels eligibility national. Submission requires at least three completed outdoor public-art examples and three professional references. Experience delivering comparable large-scale work is evaluated.
City of Grand Junction and Grand Junction Commission on Arts and Culture
Deadline: 2026-10-18
Type
commission rfp
Eligibility
National artist eligibility, age 21 or older. Colorado artists may receive preference points. Comparable original work and ability to meet the schedule are required.
Minnesota-based artists, including Native Nations sharing its geography, who have lived in the state for at least 12 of the previous 24 months and remain resident through the project. Early-career eligibility is generally 2–10 years; mid-career is at least 10 years. The FAQ excludes currently enrolled students; another eligibility section says full-time students. Part-time student eligibility is therefore not established. Organizations and Forecast insiders are excluded. Only one application per annual cycle; no consecutive-year project grants. Projects must be new, artist-initiated and freely accessible; commissions are ineligible and site permission is required.
Adult professional artists/teams with architectural tile design, fabrication and installation experience; international applicants expressly permitted. Team qualifications are assessed from the initial application. Shortlisted businesses must show Florida registration or a pending application before the required pre-proposal meeting.
Baker Development Corp., with support from Artlink Inc.
Deadline: 2026-10-19
Type
purchase or commission rfq
Eligibility
Artists, designers and creative individuals living and working in Arizona. Artlink Articipant registration is required; a free registration level exists.
Espiritu Loci Inc. for Arizona Public Service, with support from Artlink Inc.
Deadline: 2026-10-20
Type
commission rfq
Eligibility
Artists, designers and teams living and working in Arizona with a connection to the Roosevelt Row Arts District and/or Evans Churchill Neighborhood; free Artlink Articipant registration is required. The One and a Half Street Alley frontage is for invited returning artists only.
City of Lafayette Arts and Cultural Resources Department and Lafayette Public Art Committee
Deadline: 2026-10-22
Type
paid sculpture loan
Eligibility
National artist eligibility. One sculpture and 3–6 photos per application; up to 3 applications. Artistic merit, inclusion, diversity, equity and accessibility are selection factors.
Published maximum
USD 1,200 — see funding scope
Terms reviewed 2026-10-17
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Professional artists or artist teams; apply through and register with the City Supplier Portal. Geographic restrictions, insurance and other detailed eligibility terms remain unknown because the full procurement attachments were not reviewed.
Metal artists, sculptors with metal-fabrication experience, welders, metal and architectural fabricators, fabrication companies and artist/fabricator teams; experience with outdoor public art, public seating and large metalwork preferred. No geographic restriction is stated.
The City describes a West Coast call including California, Arizona, Nevada, Washington and Oregon, with local preference. Existing, complete, installation-ready medium-scale works only; no speculative renderings. Up to three submissions; artist or representative handles delivery, installation and removal, with a 12-month commitment.
