APPLY VIA LINK -- https://www.juntashacemosmas.org/ --Call for female graffiti artists, urban artists, illustrators, muralists, and any woman who perform interventions in public space, to be part of its fifth edition to be held in México City. The dates are from May 15 to 18 2025.

APPLY HERE -- https://downtowncorpuschristi.org/events/mural-fest -- The Corpus Christi Downtown Management District (CCDMD) is seeking qualified artists to participate as muralists in the 2025 Corpus Christi Mural Festival. Artists who are interested can submit a Statement of Qualifications (SOQ) to provide the services requested. Selected artist(s) will be chosen to install a mural that contributes to the vibrancy, revitalization, and economic vitality of Downtown Corpus Christi. Artists will be selected based on qualifications that can best achieve the goals and objectives set for the festival. CCDMD will cover the following costs related to the mural project: • $4,000 Mural Commission • Paint, Primer, & Sealant • $300 Travel Stipend (if applicable) • Supplies & Equipment • $300 Meal Stipend • Lodging (if applicable) Any fees incurred for assistance from contractors, agreements between artists and property owners or any other outside parties shall be the responsibility of the applicant

APPLY HERE (copy and paste link into new window): https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=15045 ________________________________________ The Artist in Residence is a volunteer position at Joshua Tree National Park. The goal of the volunteer position is to translate the meanings and significance of Joshua Tree National Park into various artistic expression within their chosen art medium in order to build stewardship among the visiting public and share the park’s resources with audiences in their own communities. _________________________ Most of the Artist’s time will be self-directed project time. The Artist is expected to pursue the personal goals and projects as outlined in his/her proposal. This time will be spent in Joshua Tree National Park, learning about the park and using that knowledge and experience to create or be inspired to create art. ___________________________ Artists in Residence are housed at Black Rock in the northwest corner of the park. This area has a ranger station, a campground and access to many beautiful trails. Sitting at the base of the San Bernardino mountain range, its higher altitude makes this area one of the best for Joshua Trees and somewhat cooler than other parts of the park. Although conditions at this location are often relatively temperate, artists should be prepared for more extreme conditions during the course of their stay, including high winds, low relative humidity and temperatures that can range from 100 degrees Fahrenheit during the day to as low as 30 degrees at night. Artists sleep in the studio space in the Black Rock Campground, which is furnished with a twin bed and bureau. The studio has a drafting table, several folding tables, and ample natural light. Public toilets are adjacent to the studio space. Shared kitchen, laundry, and bathing facilities are a short walk or drive from the studio at the Interagency Fire Center. The distance between the sleeping space and the kitchen and bathing facility is less than half a mile. The town of Yucca Valley is about a 10 minute drive away and has a variety of shopping and dining as well as medical facilities. Only one occupant is allowed at any time in AiR housing. Park policy prohibits bringing pets. Though housing is provided, artists are responsible for their own expenses such as meals, transportation, personal art supplies, etc. _______________ This is an unpaid opportunity, even though the project budget says $1

APPLY HERE -- https://www.publicartist.org/artist/call.cfm?id=7016&CFID=12314357&CFTOKEN=977999c9da76cbf9-6DF2584B-E11D-96CB-C83AB5A6BC11F61F -- The City of Austin Art in Public Places program (AIPP) of the Cultural Arts Division, Economic Development Department (EDD) and AUS Arts of Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) invites Austin-based artists and artist-led teams to submit qualifications in consideration of collaboration, design, fabrication, and installation of new public art opportunities located throughout the new Concourse B and the new Arrivals and Departures Hall: two spaces for children, a sensory lounge, a mobility lounge and 18 restrooms. Interested artists should approach the opportunities with an open mind and should not attempt to conceptually propose solutions as the contexts for the sites are a part of the Journey With AUS Airport Expansion & Development Plan (AEDP) and do not yet exist. The AEDP building program is designed to meet the current and future needs of our growing region while staying true to our roots and elevating the passenger journey with an authentic Austin and Central Texas experience. AEDP AIPP opportunities for artists have been published through multiple phases. Phase III opportunities are listed in link. -- BUDGET DESCRIPTION -- This application is for multiple Art in Public Places (AIPP) commissions located at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS). For estimated budgets per project, see the "Project Description" section. All Artwork project budgets are inclusive of artists’ fees, all phases of Artwork design, engineering, testing, prototyping, fabrication, permitting, installation, inspection, artists’ travel, public meetings, presentations, administration, taxes, and insurance relating to the project. Selected artists will be expected to navigate construction logistics and are responsible for their own project management from design through installation and close-out. -- PROJECT DESCRIPTION -- Original artwork establishes an intuitive way of discovering and recognizing the locations of restrooms. While new immersive amenity areas are intended to balance functionality with imagination while honoring the transformative power of creating intentional respites, spaces for play, and places with visual and tactile interests within the busy airport environment. Through imagination and inventiveness, these opportunities challenge artists to converge industrial design with artistic sensibilities through creative use of functional and utilitarian materials. Reimagining objects d’art through practical perspectives within different and busy spatial contexts, the art becomes an experiential environment that redefines how we experience airports.

I need to cover the surface of my bed with oil-based sharpies, so I can roll a clear coat over the design. Approximately 65 sq. ft.

Apply here: https://www.cityofrc.us/PublicArt - The City of Rancho Cucamonga will be issuing a Call for Artists for the Utility Box Beautification Program on January 7. The RC Public Art Program is seeking artists to design four (4) utility boxes that will bring a new level of color and creativity to the city. The project will transform blank canvases into functional artwork and highlight the work of local artists to help create a more vibrant, attractive cityscape while contributing to the character of the neighborhood. The chosen art designs will be printed on vinyl and installed on the box.