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 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

APP LINK -- https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=14840 -- PROJECT DESCRIPTION The City of Keller Public Arts Board and the Park Board have come together to form a subcommittee to oversee the design and installation of eight unique outdoor murals that shall be located at the Keller Sports Park south and west walls. The group seeks a digital artist to design each mural. This project intends to turn high resolution digital submittals into physical designs applied to brick walls through the use of brick wrap. The outdoor murals are one element of the nearly $40 million Keller Sports Park renovation project. The expansion will feature new softball fields, youth baseball and multipurpose fields, baseball fields, a rodeo area, soccer and lacrosse fields, and a rugby field. The goal of the Sports Park Project is to bring teams and visitors to the city. The mural project is anticipated to begin in 2025. The City of Keller will provide a 4”x6” plaque for the mural to include artwork title, artist name and year of installation. The artist will be paid $3,425 for the design of each mural, for a total of up to $27,400 for all eight murals. This payment is inclusive of all artist’s fees. The selected artist shall receive one-half of the honorarium upon execution of contract. The second half of the honorarium shall be disbursed after the murals have been approved by the subcommittee.

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EXTERNAL APP -- https://www.codaworx.com/rfp/rfp-detail/vickery-park-branch-library-public-art-project-rfq -- Help us create a welcoming, happy environment that speaks of our diverse Vickery Meadow/Midtown Park neighborhood that is home to many low income and refugee families and over 70 different languages! The Public Art Program of the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture invites submissions from professional artists to design, fabricate and install an outdoor public mural/wall sculpture. The budget of $101,000 is inclusive of but not limited to design, artist fee, materials, wall preparation, fabrication, installation, contingency, any project related travel and insurance fees.

SUBMIT VIA LINK --- https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=15585 --- please see link for submission instructions. Proposals submitted via Beautify will not be considered. --- ABOUT --- Call Description Not long ago, the City of Granbury (The City) was considered a quiet, sleepy town. Today, it’s a thriving destination known for its bustling shops, vibrant restaurants, and diverse entertainment options. Now, with a growing reputation as a premier Texas getaway, Granbury has added another highlight to its list: the Granbury Regional Airport. Located just off U.S. Highway 377, the airport recently unveiled a new 4,000-square-foot terminal and a mile-long runway. It’s quickly becoming a hub for both private aviation and corporate travel, with single-engine turboprops sharing the ramp with sleek corporate jets. One of the most striking features of the new terminal is its cove ceiling, which creates a soft, rounded look and incorporates integrated changing LED lighting within the cove to enhance its visual effect. This ceiling was specifically engineered to support a suspended sculpture weighing up to 450 pounds. The City of Granbury, through the Granbury Cultural Arts Commission (the Commission), is inviting artists to submit proposals for an original suspended sculpture and or mural to adorn the terminal’s cove ceiling. The City has allocated a budget of $10,000 for the design, fabrication, and installation of the piece. However, proposals with higher budgets may also be considered if they strongly align with the vision for this public art installation.