APPLY HERE -- https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=15036 -- Mural at Caldwell Lounge for College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHASS) -- North Carolina State University seeks qualifications from artists to create a mural in Caldwell Hall Lounge for the College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHASS). This project aims to visually represent and celebrate CHASS’s role in shaping responsible innovation through deep thinking, cultural understanding, and human-centered approaches to solving complex global challenges. The college envisions the mural as a source of inspiration and pride for students, faculty, staff, alumni and visitors, while also reinforcing a sense of community and contributing to NC State’s esteemed collection of public art on campus. As a liberal arts college within a STEM-intensive university, CHASS leverages critical thinking and expertise in the human experience to inform advancements in science and technology. Home to more than 4,500 students and 43,000 living alumni, CHASS produces versatile graduates who excel in fields ranging from health care and public service to technology, media and beyond. Rooted in a heart-driven approach, CHASS embodies NC State’s “Think and Do” mantra by extending expertise to communities, solving real-world problems and bridging the gap between academia and society. This mural is a key component of a broader CHASS brand refresh initiative, which aims to elevate the college’s identity and communicate its vital contributions to the university, the state and the world.

APPLY VIA LINK ----- https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=15500 ----- The Norfolk Art Commission Wants to Hire an Experienced Public Artist to Mentor 4 Local Artists We are seeking a professional public artist to mentor four emerging local artists in Hampton Roads. Norfolk has a thriving community of talented artists, but many of them lack experience in public art. The selected Mentor Artist will guide four mentees interested in pursuing careers in public art, helping them to develop their skills as they navigate the public art field. The Mentor Artist will assist with reviewing applications, interviewing finalists and selecting the four mentees. Additionally, the Mentor Artist will be responsible for ensuring that the four public art projects are successfully built, meeting all necessary requirements and deadlines. The Mentor will receive a $250,000 contract, which includes a $50,000 stipend. Each mentee will receive a $50,000 subcontract through the Mentor to create a public artwork at one of four designated sites. (The total budget for the program is $250,000.) This program offers the Mentor Artist a chance to expand their legacy and have a lasting impact on the next generation of public artists. By providing guidance and encouragement, the selected Mentor Artist will help mentees stay focused, motivated and accountable in their artistic development, bolstering their confidence and visibility, and boosting their career advancement. PROJECT SITES: Four sites have been selected for a work of art by a mentee artist. The sites are a neighborhood branch library, a community center, a police station and a park. PROJECT FUNDS: Up to three finalists for the Mentor Artist may be selected to be interviewed in a virtual meeting by the Norfolk Arts Commission. The stipend for this position is $50,000. The Mentor Artist will be responsible for subcontracting and mentoring four diverse local artists, who will each complete a $50,000 project. The total budget for the program is $250,000. All the selected artists, including the Mentor and the mentees, must carry a commercial general liability insurance policy that names the City of Norfolk as an additional insured. The certificates of insurance must guarantee 30 days’ written notice before any changes become effective. Such insurance can be purchased, and the certificate presented, after the first payment to each artist is made. If an artist employs anyone in connection with this work, the artist must carry a worker’s compensation insurance policy and an automobile liability insurance policy, if appropriate. All artists in the program (including the Mentor and mentees) who employ anyone in connection with this project must carry a worker’s compensation insurance policy and an automobile liability insurance policy, if appropriate. The Mentor Artist will ensure the other artists’ compliance with this policy.

EXTERNAL APP -- https://www.publicartist.org/artist/call.cfm?id=7037 -- Call Summary The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Public Art Commission and Boston-Thurmond Community Network are issuing a Request for Qualifications for an artist or artist team to design and install asphalt murals in up to three locations throughout the Boston-Thurmond neighborhood. Budget Description This project is funded by the Boston Thurmond Community Network. An artist can be selected to paint up to three murals, totaling a budget of $17,000. The selection committee will determine whether this project will be awarded to one artist or three artists. The individual murals are budgeted as follows: - Kimberley Park Elementary Crosswalk Murals: $4,250 - Cook Literacy Model School Crosswalk Murals: $4,250 - Paisley Magnet & Lowrance Middle School Intersection Mural: $8,500 Each mural’s budget is intended to pay for artist-design fees, insurance, materials, fabrication, and installation. The Boston Thurmond Community Network and the WS|FC Public Art Commission will cover additional costs for community paint days and road closures. Up to three finalists will be paid $250 to design and present a proposal. -- MORE INFO VIA LINK

SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS -- Bench Mural Proposal Artists must submit a digital application package to thouk@huntersville.org including the following: • Artist Background Information: Resume and website link, Artist Statement, at least three (3) visual samples of past public art works, and contact information for 2 references, from previous public art works. • Design Draft: A color design illustrating your concept. • Concept Statement: Describe the concept and how it reflects the Town’s identity. Describe your process including time frame, surface preparation if any, and point medium. Include specifics on paints and clear coat finish. Entries must be submitted by 5 pm on April 30, 2025. -- Call Summary The Public Art Commission of Huntersville, NC, is seeking an artist to showcase their work by painting the new sustainable bus stop bench. Budget Description The artist will receive a $3000.00 payment for title of the work. Funds secured through a Downtown Revitalization Grant from Electricities. The payment is intended to cover all costs associated with the project including, but not limited to, design, installation, materials, equipment, and protective finish coating. Project Description The vision is to beautify and enliven the bus stop structures by painting the new sustainable bench made from a retired wind turbine blade. The design should represent Huntersville, reflect the area and community and create a feeling of welcome. The committee is seeking original artwork suitable for outdoor public space. Artwork Goals We are looking to enliven and beautify this Mecklenburg County transit point to enhance the character and create a welcoming visual experience within the downtown area. Artwork Location Description Selected artists are responsible for transportation to and from the work site located at 416 Seagle St, Huntersville, NC 28078. Once the mural is completed, the town will place the bench at the bus stop on NC 115 in front of the Town Center Building (105 Gilead Rd.), which is also the home of Discovery Place Kids.

APP INFO -- https://www.yadkinarts.org/product/yadkinville-mural-project-call-for-artists/ -- Electronic submissions only through email. Please send the following as attachments to info@yadkinarts.org Name, Mailing Address, Email Address, and Phone Number Proposed Artwork: Include a conceptual project proposal that communicates how your proposed artwork would look upon completion. Artists should convey their ideas in a way that allows the committee to fully picture their concept, be it through their verbal description, or visual mockups and sketches. Please be as detailed as possible (colors, media/materials used, etc). Proposed Budget for project: provide an estimate of costs for your proposal Past Work Samples: Submit 3-5 images with descriptions of relevant past artwork including year created, materials, and location (if applicable). Artist Biography: Submit an artist biography or resume including background information such as education, artistic interest, professional experience, and/or past commissions. -- Overview The Yadkinville Public Art Committee in partnership with the Yadkin Arts Council are seeking artists and artist teams to submit proposals for the installation of a permanent outdoor mural in downtown Yadkinville. Funding for this mural is being provided through a grant from the Town of Yadkinville and the Yadkinville Tourism Development Authority. This will be the first mural of an ongoing downtown mural project – the deadline outlined above is for the first selected mural but the possibility of additional murals being selected will be considered as more funding is obtained. About the Location The mural will be located at the corner of Elm St. and Jackson St. in downtown Yadkinville. The wall that will be used is on the side of the building that belongs to the Margaret Caudle Income Tax Services located at 119 South Jackson Street, Yadkinville, NC 27055 . The available surface area consists of painted brick and the proposed murals can be up to 12’ high by 30’ long. Themes Public Art themes suggested by the Yadkinville Public Art Committee include, but are not limited to: nature (plants, flowers, animals, etc.), music, and family. Artists submitting proposals may find it helpful to do research on Yadkin County to discover subject matter that may be of interest to our community including the cultural or historical significance of our area (agriculture, industrial, landscape).

A mural to highlight the connection between environmental and labor justice