We own a school bus that we use as a haunted attraction. We are looking to have an artist help paint a theme on the bus which includes a skull face on the front

APPLY VIA LINK ----- https://clarkcountynvpublicarts.submittable.com/submit ----- Clark County Parks and Recreation Department’s Public Arts Office is seeking an intermediate-level public artist or team to create an outdoor mural at the Walnut Recreation Center, 3075 North Walnut Rd, Las Vegas, NV, 89115. This project is open only to artists over the age of 18 who are not part-time or full-time Clark County employees or currently under contract for any Clark County Public Arts project larger than $50,000 and have experience creating outdoor murals in the southwest environment. The contracted artist will be required to provide their Social Security number or Federal Tax ID Number and may be asked to have a current State and County business license. If applying as a team, the project lead will serve as the sole contractor with Clark County. It is mandatory for the lead artist to identify all other team members as subcontractors. The contracted artist(s) will be required to obtain necessary insurances, licenses, and certificates, including workmen's compensation insurance, a Clark County business license, and an OSHA Scissor Lift Certification.

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 VIA LINK -- https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=15223 -- A subset of Telluride Arts’ Artist Grants [TAAGs] program, Art for Art’s Sake Grants are broken into two categories, visual and performing arts* and awarded annually to an applicant within each category. Award amounts are set at $2,500 and open to artists and nonprofit organizations within the Telluride region. These grants are designed to support artistic projects that will enrich the Telluride community through public display or performance. As with all TAAGs, community benefit is at the heart of the program and must be clearly outlined in the application. TAAG applicants are limited to one submission per grant cycle. Multiple applications by the same artist will not be considered. If an artist submits an application for a Professional Development grant, they will be ineligible to apply for additional TAAGs within the same calendar year, excepting Flash Grants. All TAAGs are subject to blind reviews by designated committees or juror panels. All personal details and obvious indicators of applicant identity are removed prior to review. *Performing Arts: Theater, Dance, Spoken Word, Poetry - Musicians interested in applying for a TAAG should submit an application for the Augment Musician Grants HERE. RECOMMENDATIONS Write your application narrative in a word or google doc, prior to entry into the online form. Save your work as you go. | The platform times out periodically and does not autosave. Confirm the functionality of and accessibility to all work samples and resumes, prior to submission.

APPLY VIA LINK -- https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=15224 -- A subset of Telluride Arts’ Artist Grants [TAAGs] program, Community Program Grants operate on an annual basis, awarding one $2,500 grant to an artist or nonprofit organization within the Telluride region. This grant is designed to support community programming hosted within and intended for the Telluride community. As with all TAAGs, community benefit is at the heart of the program and must be clearly outlined in the application. TAAG applicants are limited to one submission per grant cycle. Multiple applications by the same artist will not be considered. If an artist submits an application for a Professional Development grant, they will be ineligible to apply for additional TAAGs within the same calendar year, excepting Flash Grants. All TAAGs are subject to blind reviews by designated committees or juror panels. All personal details and obvious indicators of applicant identity are removed prior to review. RECOMMENDATIONS Write your application narrative in a word or google doc, prior to entry into the online form. Save your work as you go. | The platform times out periodically and does not autosave. Confirm the functionality of and accessibility to all work samples and resumes, prior to submission.

APPLY HERE: https://mypagosa.org/2025-call-for-artists -- The Town of Pagosa Springs, in partnership with the Pagosa Springs Arts Council, is issuing a Request for Proposal (RFP) inviting artists to create a new public mural as part of the Town’s Public Arts Plan (mypagosa.org/pagosa-public-arts-program). The mural will be featured on the Geothermal Building, a prominent location along the main thoroughfare that offers high visibility to both locals and visitors. Positioned near a popular riverwalk, the artwork will provide an engaging visual experience for pedestrians while enhancing the area’s cultural and aesthetic vibrancy. Pagosa Springs, derived from the Ute word “Pah-gosa,” meaning “healing water” or “boiling water,” is a small mountain town rich in history and natural beauty. Known for its geothermal hot springs, Pagosa is a sacred area for the Ute and Navajo peoples. Today, the town is celebrated for its outdoor recreation, cultural vibrancy, and connection to geothermal energy, which heats local businesses and homes while supporting the popular soaking pools at the Springs Resort and Spa. Pagosa Springs has a unique relationship with geothermal energy and its uses. From heating downtown businesses to the popular hot springs aquifer which feeds hot mineral soaking pools along the San Juan River to the nearby Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership growing domes that use geothermal heat to provide year-round vegetables as well as education of this renewable energy resource unique to Pagosa, the artwork on this building should reflect some or all aspects of these elements and embody the community’s heritage, offering a lasting piece that resonates with residents and visitors alike. The 2025 public art selection will focus on creating a cohesive mural for the geothermal building, covering all or part of its exterior. The amount allotted to this project is anticipated to be $15,000 in the Town’s Fiscal Year 2025 Budget. The projected amount is subject to the availability of an annual appropriation by the Town. *Review to Site for updated plans already taking place with the building. The mural will ideally be completed by 12/31/25, but completion may be extended to 6/30/26, depending on the proposal.