APPLY HERE -- https://indyarts.org/opportunity/call-for-artists-wnba-all-star-artsgarden-murals/ -- Indianapolis is hosting the 2025 WNBA All-Star game! To help welcome visitors from around the world to Indianapolis, the WNBA All-Star Indy Host Committee is activating Downtown around the marquee venues of Gainbridge Fieldhouse and the Indiana Convention Center with free sights, sounds, and experiences that will engage the community, including an important look into Indy’s arts & culture scene. We are committed to helping visitors and fans experience our Indianapolis – a culturally diverse city with plenty of local talent. Description of Opportunity The Host Committee is sponsoring two adhesive vinyl temporary murals to be displayed on the Indianapolis Artsgarden, and visible from Washington St (both directions). The murals will reflect the theme “Red Hot Summer” as women’s basketball reaches its pinnacle in Indy’s Home Court. The murals may be done by the same artist, or by different artists. This is an ideal project for artists who can provide work in a digital format that meets strict production specifications. Work may be original to this commission, or may be a creative repurposing of previously created work.

APPLY HERE -- https://indyarts.org/opportunity/seeking-muralist-for-e-10th-street-third-space-project/ -- We are seeking a talented muralist to create a vibrant and meaningful mural on 10th Street in Indianapolis. This project celebrates the Eastside community's history, values, and spirit, with a design inspired by feedback from local residents to ensure it reflects the voices and stories of the neighborhood. We are accepting submissions now through February 14, 2025. After the deadline, selected mural designs will be open for public voting, giving the community the chance to choose the mural that best represents them. The winning artist will receive a $5,000 stipend to bring their vision to life. The project will take place from March to April 2025, providing an exciting opportunity to leave a lasting impact on the Eastside through art. Let your creativity shine and help us create something extraordinary for the Eastside community!

APPLY VIA LINK: https://www.publicartist.org/artist/call.cfm?id=7062&CFID=15096940&CFTOKEN=6a1fc42d4f678114-AB912C7B-EFEE-9F59-0E7247DC189A677E ------ The Springboro Arts Council invites qualified professional artists or artist teams to submit their qualifications for the design and execution of a large-scale public mural. This mural will serve as a welcoming gateway to Springboro's Historic Business District, celebrating the town's vibrant heritage and strong sense of community. -- Project Description The selected artist will transform a highly visible exterior wall (approx. 814 sq. ft.) into a compelling visual landmark that reflects Springboro's rich history, culture, and community spirit. The mural site is located on a prominent building at 15 S. Main Street. Artwork Goals The mural should serve as a gateway to Historic Springboro. Celebrating Springboro’s history, culture, and pride, inspiring community connection, and enhancing the downtown environment for residents and visitors.

APP LINK -- https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=15119 -- Description Nashville International Airport (BNA) and Arts at the Airport (AaA) invite artists to submit qualifications for the design and installation of one indoor mural located in Concourse D adjacent to departure gate D5 (Southwest Airlines). The dimensions of the space are as follows: 37 FT long and 7 FT tall (259 SQ FT). The space is elevated 4 ft. from the ground up with seating in front of and directly below the mural wall. The mural will be installed in May/June of 2025. AaA is seeking original and engaging design concepts that serve as a tool to strengthen the narrative about Nashville International Airport, the city of Nashville, aviation and travel. We are looking for designs that promote the assets of the city of Nashville and Nashville International Airport. The mural should welcome travelers, create a sense of place, be a calming and engaging image in a busy environment and inspire the viewer with the highest quality design and craftsmanship. Installation of Mural The artist should be prepared to install the mural starting Mid-Late May 2025 and be complete on or before June 27, 2025. Artists are responsible for using the highest quality materials and for using a primer on the wall (ex: high quality artist grade acrylic paint and final clear coat sealer.) The artist may also propose other methods of installation that would be suitable for the space. The mural will be on view for approximately 4-6 years. This is subject to change. The artist and any assistants will be required to comply with all BNA security regulations when working in a secure area. $18,500 fee includes artist fee, all materials and installation. The Goals of the Project · To use the artwork as a tool to strengthen the narrative about place, to capitalize on Nashville International Airport, the city of Nashville and the local community’s assets, creative potential and inspiration. · Suggested topics could, but are not required to, include Nashville International Airport, the city of Nashville, aviation and travel: To welcome the traveler and serve as a calming, engaging image that may inspire the viewer. To create a visually stimulating experience using color and design; a moment of distraction as passengers wait to board their planes. To enhance the existing Arts at the Airport public art collection.

APPLY VIA LINK >> https://form.jotform.com/251674874410157 << ALLOY ArtSpaces is an initiative of the Franklinton Arts District designed to strengthen the bond between the local arts community and Franklinton residents. Designs are encouraged to reflect the history, culture, and people of Franklinton. While artists who live and/or work in Franklinton receive greater scoring consideration during the jury selection process, any artist from greater Columbus is welcome to apply.

APPLY VIA LINK >> https://www.olentangywatershed.org/?p=13304 << Columbus Water & Power (CWP) and Friends of the Lower Olentangy Watershed (FLOW) are working together to use educational public art to promote CWP’s mission, beautify pump stations, and reduce graffiti. This mural will be located along the Columbus Recreation and Parks Department’s (CRPD) Olentangy Bike Trail. Designed to complement the 2024 mural, Full Circle, this initiative integrates art, education, and environmental stewardship to engage the community and highlight the intersection of water utilities and water resources. See link for more info & submission instructions.