APP LINK -- https://lagi2025fiji.org/ -- Coastal island communities are especially vulnerable to climate change. Stronger cyclones, rising sea levels, warming waters, biodiversity loss, prolonged droughts, and major flood events threaten their existence. Marou Village in the Yasawa archipelago of Fiji is one such community. The residents of Marou Village and LAGI have partnered to co-create a unique design competition. Together we invite you to design a work of art in the landscape that will supply clean and reliable electricity and drinking water to the coastal village’s 67 households, support tourism, and help to build a sustainable future for generations to come. Can demonstrating sustainable and resilient energy and water systems with Marou Village help establish a precedent for other communities to follow? Two winning teams will each be provided with $100,000 USD to advance their design proposal and build a functioning prototype of their idea in Fiji. Dozens of submissions will be included in a full-color hardbound book with wide distribution and exhibited throughout Fiji.

SUBMIT VIA LINK -- https://www.geelongaustralia.com.au/publicart/documents/item/8dd9ece4ac278ff.aspx -- please see link for submission instructions. proposals submitted through Beautify will not be considered -- ABOUT -- Women in Street Art (WISA) program calls for submissions We are calling for Expressions of Interest (EOI) from street artists across Victoria to participate in the Women in Street Art (WiSA) program. The commission will have a budget of $30,000. The WiSA program aims to foster, support and build a collection of purposeful street art by women from a diverse range of backgrounds. Through the creation of wall-based street art installations across our CBD, the WiSA program will amplify the contributions of women in public art while also addressing broader societal discussions around gendered representation. Submissions must include artwork examples representing the artist’s original work and reflect artistic excellence, innovation and originality.

APP LINK -- https://meetingofstyles.com/11-16-november-2025-hong-kong/?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaddS5jGZFMCxFtFdfOXiO527gu3iuvI1XjePozw0xQBBEVW1jVEYEFX3lsvJw_aem_Q0NFp6JhP1m63kdzMWFwBQ -- For the first time ever, Meeting of Styles is landing in Hong Kong! From November 11-16, 2025, the world’s most legendary graffiti and street artists will take over D2 Place (One & Two), transforming the city into a living, breathing masterpiece.

APPLY VIA LINK -- https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=15572 -- Deadline for Submission June 10, 2025 (by 5:00 PM PST) or first 250 applicants --- The City of South San Francisco invites qualified artists or artist teams to submit their qualifications for the design and creation of a public art mural to be located at the Orange Memorial Park Aquatic Center. This project is intended to enhance the visual and cultural identity of the area and foster community engagement. This mural project aims to celebrate the unique identity of South San Francisco by transforming the Orange Memorial Park Aquatic Center into a vibrant, engaging public space. Artists are encouraged to explore themes of community pride, environmental awareness, and playful elements inspired by aquatic or recreational activities in their designs.

APPLY VIA LINK >> https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=15732 << The San Anselmo Arts Commission is seeking qualifications from experienced muralists for a permanent public mural to be placed on the restroom building in Memorial Park, San Anselmo. This mural project will enhance Memorial Park through meaningful public art that engages with the themes of climate change, hope, and environmental stewardship.

APP LINK -- https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=13765 -- Interior Mural MidPen Housing is seeking a Bay Area artist or artist team to create an original mural that pays homage to the legacy of Ira D. Hall, the building’s namesake. We are not looking for traditional illustration or documentation of this individual’s life, but rather an artist who can tap into the energy and interpret through imagery. Ira D. Hall embodied a life of public service, a variety of careers, as well as a deep interest in art. The artwork spans two floors of the building’s east façade and is visible from the street for cars or pedestrians. The purpose of including this mural in the architectural design is to infuse the building and neighborhood with the inspiring history and sense of style of this influential individual, Ira D Hall. The 33-foot wide 18 foot high artwork spans two floors of the building’s east façade and is visible from the street for cars or pedestrians. This two-floor mural should be visually connected yet will be separated by a concrete floor between levels 1 and 2. The space is enclosed in glass and the distance between the mural wall and window is 3’-8”. This is not an accessible passageway, but is is dedicated to accessing the art for installation and maintenance only. We welcome a range of artistic media, from traditional paint to tile, digital, or sculptural elements. The selected artist(s) will be provided with image archives, information about Mr. Hall, and access to his surviving family members, as well as details about his role as a co-founder of MidPen Housing. As part of the commission process, the artist will collaborate with the MidPen Housing development and the art consultant in a limited design review to ensure the artwork aligns with both the vision of the project and the legacy of Ira D. Hall. The top two finalists will be invited to submit a proposal for their potential artwork. Each finalist will be compensated with an honorarium of $1,000 for their presentation and proposal.