APPLY VIA LINK -- https://paintmemphis.org/ -- The general Call for Artists is now open. Fill out this form to apply for non-permitted spots in our 2025 festival. The Request for Proposals application for permitted spots is closed. Email directly to inquire. Thank you so much for considering sharing your time and talents with Paint Memphis! The 11th annual festival will take place on October 11, 2025 with a theme of "BLOOM WHERE YOU'RE PLANTED" -- ABOUT: Paint Memphis is an annual, one-day paint festival, which creates the largest collaborative mural in Tennessee. We bring art to the streets, making it accessible to everyone, regardless of socio-economic status, location, race, ethnicity, or ability. During our festival, volunteer artists show off their talents and connect with a community of local and regional painters. The event brings the community together, bridging the gap through art. Plus, we have vendors, food trucks, hands-on workshops, and live music to make this event fun for art lovers of all ages.

APPLY HERE -- https://paintmemphis.org/home-231/ -- The 11th annual festival will take place on October 11, 2025 with a theme of "BLOOM WHERE YOU'RE PLANTED" We are excited for this year's new location near the Crosstown Concourse! We will be painting the underpass on North Parkway, which gets over 5 million vehicles driving by each year. This is a very special thoroughfare on the Parkway system in Memphis, connecting Evergreen, Vollintine-Evergreen, Speedway Terrace, and Crosstown (neighborhood histories linked below) but it comes with a slight change in how applications and activities will work this year! While we plan to have some additional buildings and walls, the main site is a TN State Highway and we are required to submit everyone's designs to the City of Memphis and Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) very soon. We are requesting your designs in ADVANCE. More details: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScFMs9Znz0QzeQ1l9t4k8JzQ6CrIZ5WlvN0qfMo_CEdIoo9_Q/viewform

APP LINK -- https://www.fayetteville-ar.gov/4237/Artist-Opportunities -- The City of Fayetteville’s Parks, Natural Resources and Cultural Affairs Department invites artists, organizations and performers to submit proposals for the Community Arts Program (CAP). This initiative provides funding for creative activations, events and programs that engage the community and enhance the vibrancy of Fayetteville’s parks, with a special emphasis on the Ramble. CAP seeks to foster artistic experiences that encourage public gathering and enjoyment while enriching Fayetteville’s cultural landscape.

APPLY HERE -- https://mountsequoyah.wufoo.com/forms/q1iwrigl075cu4q/ -- Mount Sequoyah Center is seeking an experienced outdoor muralist for a high visibility mural project on the newly constructed Overlook deck at Mount Sequoyah. This call is for the creation of a single, site-specific piece that is cartographic (map like) in nature, reflecting notable Fayetteville sites which are visible from the deck, as well as some historic sites on Mount Sequoyah. The theme should reflect values of community, inspiration, and connection.

APPLY HERE -- https://www.fayetteville-ar.gov/4327/Call-for-Artists-Nelson-Hackett-Boulevar -- The City of Fayetteville is seeking an experienced outdoor muralist for a project on Nelson Hackett Boulevard. This call is for the creation of a single, site-specific mural that reflects themes of movement, justice and connectivity, enhancing the area's visual landscape and engaging the community. -- SCOPE OF WORK -- For the Nelson Hackett Blvd mural project, the call is for a single, impactful artwork that reflects themes of justice, movement and connectivity. The budget is $24,000, covering artist fees and materials, with a timeline leading to completion by June 15, 2025. Artists over 18 may apply, with qualifications featuring their portfolio. The selection process will prioritize artistic merit, thematic relevance and feasibility. Submissions are due electronically and should detail the concept to interpret the theme, installation plan and artist's background, to ensure alignment with project goals and timelines. -- MURAL INFO -- Dimensions The mural at the south end of the retaining wall is an approximately 750 square foot area involving the second four sections of the concrete wall. The stipend for this completed mural will be $24,000. -- ARTWORK AND MATERIAL -- Artists are required to create original artwork, use professional grade paints and to seal the wall prior to and after painting using Blok-Guard® & Graffiti Control II, MuralShield™ system/World's Best Graffiti Coating, or some other water-based graffiti and water repellent for porous masonry sealant.

APPLY VIA LINK -- https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=15306 -- Project: Germantown's Traveling City Mural The city of Germantown invites artists to submit qualifications to the Germantown Public Art Program for consideration to create an original artwork for the Traveling City Mural project. Up to three Artists will be selected to propose a mural design. One Artist or Team will be chosen to create the mural. Background The Germantown Public Art Commission seeks to commission one mural that will serve as a movable landmark that celebrates the city’s history, charm, and community spirit while enhancing its identity and fostering local pride. This vibrant artwork will serve as a dynamic symbol of Germantown’s creativity, culture, and hospitality at key destinations and events. The completed mural will measure 86” x 240” and will be composed of (5) five painted 4’x8’ MDO plywood panels. These panels will be temporarily installed on key city buildings and at community events. Plywood panels will be supplied to the selected artist or team. Scope of Work One artist or team will be selected from a pool of applicants to design and create a mural inspired by the provided design guidelines, which include required text and historical and cultural references specific to the City of Germantown. The selected Artist/Team will be responsible for delivering the completed panels, providing the necessary paint materials, and safely storing the artwork during production. The Artist/Team will also be responsible for applying a UV sealant and anti-graffiti coating to the mural panels. The City of Germantown will install the mural panels upon delivery. Budget: Up to three finalists will be selected to develop design concepts for this project. Finalists will be paid a $1,000 fee for producing an original mural design by the established deadline. The selected Artist or Team will be paid $12,000 for artist fees, final artwork design, materials, and the delivery of completed panels. Timeline: Release Call to Artists: 4/16/25 Call to Artist Deadline: 5/7/25 Semi-finalists Notified by Email: 5/21/25 Proposed Mural Designs Due: 6/4/25 Community Voting: 6/8 - 6/14 Winner Announced: 6/20/25 Artist Deliver Completed Mural: 8/14/25 Mural Installed by the City: w/o 8/18/25 Application Requirements Applicants submitting materials for Germantown's Traveling City Mural Call for Artist project must fill out all of the sections and include all of the information, materials, and attachments through the CaFE™ artist application system by 10:59 p.m. CST on May 7th, 2025. Submission requirements: Artist Resume / CV and Bio 10 artwork samples, including detail shots, completed within the past 8 years. All of the information in the drop-down menus with details for your work of art samples Note: Art teams must submit their qualifications either under a group name or the lead artist's name. They are required to submit a minimum of 10 images of their work but may submit up to 10 images for each team member if preferred.