APPLY HERE -- https://www.fayetteville-ar.gov/4327/Call-for-Artists-Nelson-Hackett-Boulevar -- The City of Fayetteville is seeking an experienced outdoor muralist for a project on Nelson Hackett Boulevard. This call is for the creation of a single, site-specific mural that reflects themes of movement, justice and connectivity, enhancing the area's visual landscape and engaging the community. -- SCOPE OF WORK -- For the Nelson Hackett Blvd mural project, the call is for a single, impactful artwork that reflects themes of justice, movement and connectivity. The budget is $24,000, covering artist fees and materials, with a timeline leading to completion by June 15, 2025. Artists over 18 may apply, with qualifications featuring their portfolio. The selection process will prioritize artistic merit, thematic relevance and feasibility. Submissions are due electronically and should detail the concept to interpret the theme, installation plan and artist's background, to ensure alignment with project goals and timelines. -- MURAL INFO -- Dimensions The mural at the south end of the retaining wall is an approximately 750 square foot area involving the second four sections of the concrete wall. The stipend for this completed mural will be $24,000. -- ARTWORK AND MATERIAL -- Artists are required to create original artwork, use professional grade paints and to seal the wall prior to and after painting using Blok-Guard® & Graffiti Control II, MuralShield™ system/World's Best Graffiti Coating, or some other water-based graffiti and water repellent for porous masonry sealant.

APP LINK -- https://www.fayetteville-ar.gov/4237/Artist-Opportunities -- The City of Fayetteville’s Parks, Natural Resources and Cultural Affairs Department invites artists, organizations and performers to submit proposals for the Community Arts Program (CAP). This initiative provides funding for creative activations, events and programs that engage the community and enhance the vibrancy of Fayetteville’s parks, with a special emphasis on the Ramble. CAP seeks to foster artistic experiences that encourage public gathering and enjoyment while enriching Fayetteville’s cultural landscape.

APPLY HERE -- https://mountsequoyah.wufoo.com/forms/q1iwrigl075cu4q/ -- Mount Sequoyah Center is seeking an experienced outdoor muralist for a high visibility mural project on the newly constructed Overlook deck at Mount Sequoyah. This call is for the creation of a single, site-specific piece that is cartographic (map like) in nature, reflecting notable Fayetteville sites which are visible from the deck, as well as some historic sites on Mount Sequoyah. The theme should reflect values of community, inspiration, and connection.

APPLY HERE -- https://www.bidsync.com/bidsync-app-web/vendor/links/BidDetail.xhtml?bidid=2130730&vendorview=Y -- Call Summary In 1966, the Central Oklahoma Transportation and Parking Authority (COTPA) was born in Oklahoma City with just 18 buses in its fleet. Known as EMBARK, the hybrid city department and public trust takes on the vital role of planning, constructing, owning, and running passenger transportation systems and downtown parking facilities for the city. EMBARK doesn't just stop at buses; it offers a rich tapestry of multi-modal transit services throughout the greater Oklahoma City area. These services encompass many options, from the extensive fixed-route bus network (comprising 23 routes) to the new efficient bus rapid transit system known as RAPID. Plus, the iconic OKC Streetcar, ADA paratransit services, and river ferry transit options. The Sheridan Walker garage in downtown Oklahoma City at the intersection of Sheridan and Walker Avenues currently has a mural that is deteriorating rapidly. This Call to Artists is for an artist or team to design a new mural, remove the current mural, prep and prime the concrete wall, paint the new mural, then cover the new mural thoroughly with UV protectant. The existing mural is approximately 5,225 square feet and will need to be removed in its entirety. After removal, there are three possible scenarios for the new mural placement. See the attached document for explanation of the scenarios. Finalists will prepare a proposal that includes all three potential scenarios. Budget Description The total Art Award includes all costs to remove the current mural, design, create, and paint the new mural, including but not limited to all materials, equipment, rental, research, travel, transportation, and required insurance. Artwork Location Description The intersection of Sheridan and Walker Avenues is a high profile location in downtown Oklahoma City

APPLY VIA LINK -- https://normanarts.org/mural-incentive-program -- The Norman Arts Council and the Norman Public Art Committee announce the 2024 Mural Incentive Program. This program is intended to enhance the cultural landscape of Norman, OK by providing matching funds to property owners who wish to invest in a mural on the exterior of their space. Murals must be in the City of Norman, Oklahoma's boundaries. Applications will be considered for funding as they are received. The Public Arts Committee will review applications at their monthly meetings on the second Monday of the month. There is no deadline for applications. Projects will be considered for NAC funding if funds are currently available. NAC/PAC will consider 1 to 1 matching up to $10,000 – If the NAC/PAC approves the request, it will be the maximum possible award. If the application is from a nonprofit entity, no matching funds are required unless the project is more than $10,000. All applicants can expect a response within 45 days of submission.

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