APPLY VIA LINK: https://ndac.ca/resources/nimf-artist-application/ - Nelson International Mural Festival returns August 8th-10th, 2025! All events are free admission and family-friendly. Muralist applications for 2025 are now OPEN and will close on Monday, December 9th, 2024 at 11:59pm PST. Returning for its eighth year, Nelson International Mural Festival welcomes street artists, muralists, creators, and art-lovers from all over the world. The city’s most popular, free summer event is a celebration of creativity, culture, and artistic collaboration. Our festival is a safe place for peoples of all cultures, genders, ages and abilities to gather, participate, and enjoy public art.

Project Goals – 6x26: The City of Umatilla has a goal to complete six (6) murals in Umatilla. These plans align with city council goals listed below: Goal 3 – Enhance & Cultivate Relationships, Partnerships, & Community Perceptions Goal 4 – Increase Public Involvement, Increase Transparency, & Enhance Cultural Diversity First presented to the Council in April of 2019, the 6x26 Mural Project will beautify the Umatilla community through commissioned artists and public involvement to create murals on downtown buildings. The project will conclude in 2026. Vision for Nugent Park Mural: Nugent Park, in Umatilla, Oregon, is the first location for the 6x26 Mural Project. The theme for the mural is “Celebrate Umatilla Parks and Recreation”. The content of the mural is up to the artist’s discretion. Some things to consider include a collage of sports like baseball and soccer. Since the mural is located at Nugent Park, home to the City’s little league field, the sporting component is important. Additionally, the park is just feet from the Umatilla River and a walking path. The mural could include recreation activities such as kayaking, fishing, hiking, and boat launching. This mural should focus on the theme “Celebrate Umatilla Parks and Recreation”.

APPLY VIA LINK -- https://www.arts.wa.gov/how-to-get-on-the-public-artist-roster/ -- The Art in Public Places program seeks a diverse range of artists to create artworks for state agencies, colleges, universities, and public schools throughout Washington state.  The Public Artist Roster is our main tool for choosing artists for our public art commissions. It is a list of artists who pre-qualify to create artworks through our program. It allows for a streamlined selection process.

APPLY HERE -- https://www.piercecountywa.gov/8684/Pierce-County-Mural-Project -- Pierce County invites portfolio submissions to be considered for the creation of murals throughout Pierce County. The murals will serve as neighborhood landmarks, places of community pride and graffiti deterrents. Murals are to be located on unincorporated Pierce County owned property in areas incurring blight, vandalism, and graffiti. The RFP features three separate mural projects. Applicants may apply for any single mural location, any combination of mural locations or all mural locations with this one application. Read the full proposal to understand details on individual project descriptions for themes, total square footage, and individual budgets for each site.

CNTR is a local Gender Based Violence nonprofit gearing up for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The "What We Wish You Knew" mural will incorporate quotes from survivors in the area.

APPLY VIA LINK (copy and paste link into new window) -- https://www.girlspitart.com/register _______________________________ Toys Not Included Volume 3. July 2025. For Physical Art, please fill out the information via link, and we will email you with instructions. This is a juried show. We are accepting ALL Stickers and Paste-ups for our window installation. There is no theme, so size limit, and no quantity limit. Anything goes as long as it’s not hateful. ________________________________________ This is an unpaid opportunity even though the project budget says $1