APPLY HERE -- https://creativefresno.com/murals -- Project Purpose: To select an experienced artist or team of artists to install a large public mural on the upper façade of Fresno Ideaworks building at 1730 H St in downtown Fresno. Mural Theme: The proposed mural should focus on one or more of the following themes: Nature landscape showcasing the flora and fauna of California. Embodiment of Fresno Ideaworks’ motto: “Learn. Create. Share.” that incurs a sense of community and the industrious nature of Ideaworks’ members and their workspace.

Looking to create a mural for a photoshoot :)

APP LINK -- https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=15168 -- Pelona Vista Park has approximately 30 developed acres and includes ten lighted soccer fields, a fitness court, and a one-mile walking path. The park serves youth and adult soccer organizations, walkers and joggers. Murals will be painted on the two staircases that access the north fields. The themes for this project are health and wellness, sportsmanship, and community pride. Submitting artists should have experience designing and painting murals. Any necessary personal protection equipment for the safe completion of the project must be purchased by the artist. The wall materials are concrete and cinder block and will be pressure washed, primered, and painted by the City in advance of the installation of the mural. Upon completion, the City will also have an anti-graffiti coat applied to the mural. Applications will be accepted by artists residing in the State of California. The all-inclusive budget for this project is $10,050. The budget covers the artist fee, paint supplies, equipment rentals, and any other expenses incurred and arranged by the artist in association with the design and completion of this mural project. Artist will be required to provide insurance and obtain a current City of Palmdale business license as outlined in the agreement, before beginning work on the project. Selected artist will receive a $450 stipend to submit a color sketch or digital image of the proposed artwork to scale. The proposals should reflect the project objectives, including theme and context within the project site, and should be respectful of the greater context of the community. Proposal design must take into consideration a small memorial tree, which is planted in front of the wall, as part of the composition. Proposed artwork must be family-friendly and cannot depict sexual conduct or sexually explicit nudity nor advertise any activity illegal under the laws of California or the United States. The Panel will select proposals that best meet the City’s objectives for this project. The Public Art Commission reserves the right to contact artists prior to final selection for clarification or expansion of their proposal.

A nighttime tableau of the restaurant and its huge windows, expansive festive interior with raised ceiling with beams, warm glowing ambiance inside and drama at night.

Venice Community Housing (VCH) and the Social Justice Learning Institute (SJLI) are inviting artists or artist teams to be considered to work as creative partners to design and implement public art and/or creative solutions at 400 Centinela Avenue in Inglewood, CA. This site is the future location of Sankofa Place at Centinela, a 100% affordable housing development, that also includes SJLI’s headquarters. VCH and SJLI are seeking artist(s) to work collaboratively with VCH and SJLI staff and Architects The AERO Collective and The Architects Collective, within the community context of Inglewood. The goal is to enhance the location with artistic design elements and public artwork that pays homage to the vibrant and diverse people that call Inglewood home.

Artists interested in partnering with Beautify Earth on this RFP please email hello@beautifyearth.com by Monday 2/3/2025 -- APPLY HERE (registration required to see details): https://bids.sciquest.com/apps/Router/PublicEvent?CustomerOrg=CalState -- San José State University (SJSU) invites proposals from experienced artists (hereafter “Respondents”) with a proven track record of designing and installing successful murals. This “Filipino American History Mural” project is a high-priority initiative championed by SJSU President Dr. Cynthia Teniente-Matson. A dedicated committee—the Filipino American History Mural Committee (FAHMC), comprised of students, alumni, staff, faculty, and Filipino community leaders—will oversee the project from planning through completion. This Request for Proposals (RFP) seeks to identify and select qualified Respondents to enter into a consultant agreement to design and execute the SJSU Filipino American History Mural. Respondents should demonstrate expertise in managing all phases of an art project of this nature. Both individual entities and collaborative teams are welcome to submit proposals under this RFP, provided they meet the stated qualifications and requirements. Donate to the project here: https://giving.sjsu.edu/s/1771/cf23/project.aspx?sid=1771&gid=3&sitebuilder=1&pgid=2199