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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Artists 18+ of all backgrounds; a letter of interest with qualifications first, then an invited full proposal (due November 30; contract mid-December 2026).
City of Sacramento Office of Arts and Culture — Art in Public Places
Deadline: 2026-10-26
Type
commission rfq
Eligibility
Experienced professional artists 18+, individuals or teams, with no geographic limitation; some preference for artists in or connected to the Sacramento Valley or North Sacramento, with additional consideration for South Sacramento connections.
Published maximum
USD 151,500 — see funding scope
Terms reviewed 2026-10-18
Representative organizer imageImage: flykc.com ↗Photo courtesy of Kansas City, Missouri, One Percent for Art Program (as credited at source)Closed
City of Kansas City, Missouri — One Percent for Art program
Deadline: 2026-10-26
Type
commission rfq
Eligibility
Professional visual artists or teams 18+ based in the Kansas City Combined Statistical Area (listed Missouri and Kansas counties); excludes artists with a KCMO One Percent for Art commission in the prior two years and full-time City staff and project consultants; AI use must be disclosed. The listing’s evaluation criteria say ‘based in the United States’, which conflicts.
Individual painters, sculptors or printmakers with 20+ years of mature practice and documented financial need. No organizations, students or crafts; three previous awards disqualify.
Terms reviewed 2026-09-21
Representative organizer imageImage: content.govdelivery.com ↗Photographer not identified. Source credits Often Seen Rarely Spoken for the ground mural and J. Graham Brown School students for the piano. (as credited at source)Check with organizer
Artists, collectives and multidisciplinary studios; Kentucky residency earns selection points. Geographic restriction not established in reviewed notice.
National/international artists 21+ with professional history; no academic enrollment or teaching during residency; alumni five-year wait; collaborative groups limited to two on-site members.
Handmade craft artists aged 18+, living and working in the U.S., territories, Tribal Nations or Indigenous Communities for two years, with a public-facing practice and an unforeseen, substantially disruptive emergency within 90 days. Previous relief recipients are ineligible.
Visual artists above 21; international applicants and collectives welcome. No student enrollment during residency; alumni five-year wait, maximum two residencies.
Emerging public-art practitioners nominated through invited alumni; not a general public application in this cycle. Other restrictions not established.
