APPLY VIA LINK: https://themuralfest.com/ - South Salt Lake’s Creative Industries Zone is home to the largest collection of street art in Utah. Dozens of artists from Utah and across the country have left their mark on the funky and post-industrial buildings in the area. Inside these buildings, you’ll find local innovators, artists, makers and those who celebrate their unique neighborhood. Each year, this open-air gallery grows as new artists are selected to bring unique creations to the area. Come discover. Be surprised. Experience Mural Fest.

APPLY HERE -- -- Longmont Art in Public Places (AIPP) is seeking proposals for two-dimensional art to be printed on vinyl and wrapped onto its cargo van. The van is commonly seen throughout Longmont and the greater northern Colorado area! Van-Go seeks to activate and enhance the streets with this mobile work of art. The program strives to achieve the following goals: Garner attention to and enthusiasm for public art, the Longmont Museum and the creative spirit of our community. Create an ideal public canvas to feature the work of talented local two-dimensional artists. Enliven outreach events of Longmont with the vibrantly enhanced vehicle. -- PROJECT OVERVIEW -- Artist/designers/artist teams should submit application of portfolio work that is of a similar aesthetic/look and feel to the work the artist will propose for the artwork commission, if selected as a semi-finalist. A Selection Panel will review all applications and narrow the field down to three semi-finalists. The three semi-finalists will be paid a $250 stipend to create a proposal for the final commission. The Selection Panel will review the final proposals and select one finalist and one back-up. The finalist will complete a contract with City of Longmont Art in Public Places and will be awarded an additional $2,250 for the commission. Art in Public Places will be responsible for the fabrication and installation of the artwork on the van.

APP LINK -- https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=15032 -- The 2025 Fraser Mountain Mural Festival is presented by the Town of Fraser and the Fraser Public Arts Committee (Fraser PAC). August 1-3, 2025, artists will compete for awards and recognition by producing their best work on 8ft x 8ft primed panels. Mural locations are scattered throughout our downtown businesses and open spaces.Each accepted artist will receive a $600 stipend to help with expenses. The Fraser Mountain Mural Festival is a platform for local, Front Range and national artists to compete for cash prizes as well as generating creative energy and raising awareness for the mission to build The Fraser Center for Creative Arts. Our 2025 theme is- WILD AT HEART

APPLY VIA LINK ----- https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=15497 ----- The Boulder Public Art Program seeks to commission an artist or team of artists to create original mosaic artworks for the soon to be constructed Central Avenue Bridge in Boulder, Colorado. The Central Avenue Bridge will undergo a replacement located along the north side of Central Avenue, near 57th street, adjacent to Flatiron Industrial Park in the coming months. This opportunity is for two mosaic artworks to be installed on the concrete bridge walls facing the sidewalk and street. Each side of the bridge contains an inset for mosaic art of approx., 2.5H’ x 20L’ x .5” D. The commission amount is approximately $40,000 USD.

APPLY HERE -- https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=14940 -- The Town of Avon, Colorado, (“Town”) requests proposals from multiple mural artists or artist teams to create an original mural or murals for the west facing exterior Stucco wall of the Seasons at Avon building located on the corner of W. Benchmark Road and Mikaela Way. This is a project of the Avon Town Council and Cultural, Arts & Special Events (“CASE”) Committee. Overview: The Seasons at Avon Mural Project (“Seasons Mural”) will help to further establish a creative identity and spirit for the east end of Harry A. Nottingham Park; the crowned jewel of the Town. The community minded Mural will become a significant landmark visually connecting the cultural hubs of the community at the intersection of Avon’s Library, Recreation Center, and Civic Center. This culturally significant eastern gateway to Nottingham Park should inspire community, conversation, and connection. The enhancement of public places by integrating the creative work of artists improves the pedestrian experience and promotes vibrancy, creativity, and livelihood in the community. The presence of and access to public art enlivens public areas and their grounds and makes them more welcoming. It creates a deeper interaction with the places where we live, work, and visit. Public art illuminates the diversity and history of a community, and points to its aspirations for the future. Project Intent: To create a significant landmark, visually connecting Avon’s Library, Recreation Center, Civic Center and the eastern gateway to Nottingham Park which inspires community, conversation, connection; and further identifies Avon as an art community. The mural will use a bright and cheerful color palette to evoke joy and positivity. Characters and scenes will be depicted in a whimsical, illustrative style to engage viewers of all ages. The selected artist is responsible for working with Town representatives in all aspects to include multiple iterations of design.

APPLY HERE -- https://arttopublic.net/cmlc-act-rfq_2025 -- Budget: $1.32 million CND -- CMLC seeks an artist or artist team to create an artwork(s) for the ACT Expansion through this unencumbered call. CMLC encourages all locally, nationally and internationally qualified artists to apply. The public art design will beautify, activate, and enliven the Arts Commons campus. The successful artist/artist team will work with CMLC, Arts Commons, the design team KPMB Architects, Hindle Architects, and TAWAW Architecture Collective, and the Construction Manager Ellis Don to coordinate design, fabrication, and installation. The Arts Commons Transformation and Olympic Plaza Transformation comprise of a $660 million program of projects consisting of a new performing arts centre building (ACT Expansion), modernization and augmentation of existing facilities (ACT Modernization), and the renewal of Olympic Plaza (Olympic Plaza Transformation (OPT)). Together, these make up the largest artsfocused infrastructure project currently underway in Canada. In December of 2024, after four years of extensive community consultation and planning, CMLC, the City of Calgary, and Arts Commons broke ground for the ACT Expansion. As a result of the placement of the ACT Expansion within the Arts Commons campus, the building’s north edge is located immediately adjacent to the public realm and is highly visible from the passing Calgary Transit (CTrain) light rail cars and by pedestrians. The design of the Expansion limits windows along the north edge, leaving a solid, rather long and tall façade bordering an important part of the public realm. As a result, CMLC and its partners are launching the ACT Expansion Public Art RFQ that will play an essential role in connecting the Arts Commons Campus with its urban context.