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APPLY HERE -- https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=14936 -- The City of Kansas City, Missouri’s One Percent for Art program, in partnership with Petrichor Projects, HOK, and the McCown Gordon Design-Build Team, invites artists to submit their qualifications for a monumental public art commission at the reimagined Barney Allis Plaza, a one-square-block park in the heart of downtown Kansas City. As the city’s Front Door, this revitalized urban hub will celebrate culture, community, and civic pride, creating a dynamic gathering space that welcomes both residents and visitors. This rare and prestigious opportunity invites an artist or artist team from around the globe to transform Barney Allis Plaza into an iconic cultural landmark. The selected artist(s) will develop a cohesive, site-wide artistic vision that integrates artworks into the park’s design, fostering an immersive and unified experience. -- PROJECT OVERVIEW -- The redevelopment of Barney Allis Plaza and the new Auditorium Plaza Garage will provide essential infrastructure while serving as a platform for public art. This site-specific commission will be a cornerstone of the transformation, elevating the plaza into a landmark space that reflects the spirit and ambition of Kansas City. The reimagined plaza will feature green spaces, a dog park, an all-ages play area, flexible lawn spaces, and event plazas designed to accommodate both small gatherings and large-scale events. The commissioned artworks should enhance the site’s architectural and landscape design, creating an immersive experience that speaks to the power of public art to shape place and identity. Shortlisted artists will be encouraged to consider both the plaza and the Auditorium Plaza Garage, exploring opportunities to integrate art across the entire site. The commission presents a global call to visionary artists who can challenge expectations, engage diverse audiences, and leave a lasting mark. The artwork should be designed for all abilities, ensuring that Barney Allis Plaza remains an inclusive, welcoming space where people connect through shared experiences.

APPLY VIA LINK -- https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=15152 -- About the project Exterior, public-facing site near a busy intersection. The goal of this mural project is to improve a retaining wall at the southwest corner of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard and Swope Parkway. This is the former location of Neighborhoods and Housing Department offices. The retaining wall measures approximately 20’ high x 130’ wide. The city will prep and prime the wall to receive a mural. 2-5 semifinalist artists will be asked to advance to the RFP phase and propose designs. Semifinalists will be paid a design proposal stipend of $1,000. Budget The budget available for this project is $30,000, all inclusive. Expenses may include, but is not limited to, artist's fees, travel, fabrication, supplies, material costs, meeting and administration hours, labor, artist’s legal review fees, permits, licenses, insurance, lighting, equipment rental, shipping, delivery, documentation, and installation. Tentative Schedule March 14, 2025: Call for Artists distributed Monday, April 7, 2025, 5:00 p.m. Central: Written question and answer period deadline Virtual Q&A sessions 5:30 p.m. Central Tuesday, April 8 Join the meeting now 5:30 p.m. Central Wednesday, April 9 Join the meeting now 11:59 p.m. Monday, May 5 Mountain Time Zone: Application deadline May 2025: Semifinalists selected and notified Late June 2025: Semifinalist artists’ proposal presentations (virtual), finalist selected July 2025: Artist contract executed August 2025: Artist procures materials, begins fabricating art Completion Fall 2025 Artwork dedication: Within 1 week of installation, if applicable

APPLY VIA LINK ----- https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=14854 ----- Englewood Arts (EA) is thrilled to announce the opening of our artist residency for the third year, inviting talented artists to join our vibrant community focused on both Performing and Visual Arts. If you’re an artist working in Glassblowing, Ceramics, Painting, Fibers, Murals, Woodworking, Sculptures or Metals, we would love to hear from you! We are also considering residents in Photography, Performance, and Writing. Our newly constructed studios are designed to foster collaboration and creativity, providing you with an environment to explore and expand your artistic practice. As a resident artist at EA, you will have access to: Semi-private studio space equipped with essential tools and private shelving for your materials. A stipend to support your creative endeavors. Paid teaching opportunities to share your skills and knowledge with the community. Exhibition opportunities to showcase your work and gain exposure. -Including an annual resident group exhibition. EA is committed to building a bridge between the artistic community and the general public, promoting an atmosphere of knowledge-sharing and artistic appreciation. As part of your residency, you are expected to engage in community events and contribute service hours to help enhance our programs. For those needing accommodations, we have limited shared living space available for $500 a month, making it easier for you to immerse yourself in the residency experience. We welcome applications from artists who are passionate about unique production opportunities and are eager to engage with the community through exploration and experimentation in their art forms and through t community driven events. If you're ready to embark on this exciting journey with us at Englewood Arts, please submit your application! We can't wait to see how you will contribute to our artistic community. We are encouraging Artists with an MFA, and either a Ceramics, or Sculptural background to apply for our a desire to teach at the college level in collaboration with Metropolitan community college. We encourage you to apply. Please prepare a proposal that outlines your vision for the collaborative class, including potential themes, objectives, and methods of engagement.