Apply here -- https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=14976 -- Budgets TBD -- We encourage artists to submit their applications early. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and as compelling submissions are received, DCA and Harris Health may choose to engage artists for specific opportunities. To ensure timely consideration, please do not wait until the deadline to submit. -- On behalf of Harris Health, art consultants Davis Cohen Art (DCA) invite visual artists and graphic designers to submit their qualifications for various art opportunities within the Lyndon B. Johnson (LBJ) Hospital Campus. These opportunities include both interior spaces in the new hospital, currently under construction, and outdoor locations across the LBJ Hospital Campus. DCA is seeking local artists from Harris County to contribute to the hospital’s environment. The goal is to enhance the healing atmosphere by using artwork to connect with patients, families, and caregivers—bringing warmth, community, and comfort to the healthcare setting. We encourage artists and artist teams to thoroughly research Harris Health, including its history, strategic plan, and the communities it serves. This Call to Artists provides an opportunity to showcase your artistic qualifications, allowing DCA and Harris Health to better understand your artistic practice—whether you are a professional, emerging artist, or hobbyist. We have identified locations within the project open to artists of all experience levels. If selected, our goal is to match your aesthetic with appropriate spaces within the hospital and/or campus. Through your submission, we aim to gain insight into your style, accomplishments, and potential. Please review the following information to learn more about Harris Health, the LBJ Campus Expansion Project, and the artist application process. The process is meant to be straightforward and requires three components: an Artist Questionnaire, a Biography/CV or Statement of Interest, and 5-10 images of your artwork/design work (these can include renderings, images of completed artwork, or concept designs). Both individual artists and artist teams are encouraged to apply. Previous experience with commissioned projects in healthcare settings is not required. The request for images of your artwork/design work is intended to help DCA and Harris Health assess your capability, competency, and unique vision. We are open to both abstract and representational designs.

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.

need to make digital art for my retail store. vape store. need someone local who can visit the store and give ideas

APPLY VIA LINK -- https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=15012 -- Established in 1947, the Southern University Law Center is a prominent institution dedicated to producing impactful legal professionals who champion equality and justice. It was established to address the lack of access to legal education for African Americans in Louisiana. Over the decades, SULC has grown into a nationally recognized institution known for its commitment to diversity, access, and excellence in legal education. The Oliver B. Spellman Library, undergoing significant renovation and expansion, includes the Civil Rights Room, a space dedicated to commemorating the struggle for civil rights and the Law Center’s integral role in this ongoing fight. This initiative reflects the institution’s commitment to fostering academic excellence and societal progress. This initiative reflects the institution’s commitment to fostering academic excellence and societal progress. The commissioned artwork will serve as the centerpiece of the Civil Rights Rooms within the Oliver B. Spellman Library, embodying the rich legacy and ongoing pursuit of civil rights and social justice. The selection committee is open to various artistic interpretations and emphasizes artistic excellence and technical ability over a specific medium. Artists may propose both 2D or 3D works, including but not limited to sculpture, mixed-media installations, stained glass or light-based works, kinetic or interactive art, murals or painted panels, and mosaic compositions.

We are looking to create a mural next to a set of learning stairs to celebrate the school mascot.

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.