Artists are invited to submit proposals for new or existing outdoor artworks for the annual exhibit Art Blooms. The exhibit is temporary, but the sculptures will remain in the Gardens for a one-year period.
The Public Art Program of the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture invite submissions from professional artists to design, fabricate and install outdoor public artwork in Cotillion Park, a 6.6 acre neighborhood park in Dallas, Texas.
The University of Alabama (UAB) invites professional artists and artist teams to submit qualifications for the creation of a site-specific outdoor sculpture to be installed on the UAB campus as part of Birmingham’s Legacy Art Trail.
An artist or artist-team will be commissioned to create a site-specific artwork for a glass stairwell facade and glass window of the upgraded Elliott West Wet Weather Treatment Station.
River Revel at The Last Splash celebrates Pittsburgh’s rivers through puppetry, pageantry, music, making, and collective participation. The celebration culminates several weeks of collaborative making, connecting neighborhood-based creative experiences with Pittsburgh’s riverfront.
The Ames Public Art Commission invites entries for its 2027-28 Ames Annual Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition. Sculptures will be displayed in Downtown Ames from May 2027 – April 2028.
Texas A&M University seeks an artist or artist team to create a monumental, site-specific public artwork for the Aplin Center, opening spring 2028.
Six artists are inviting Pittsburghers to see the city differently. Through Psychogeography: City Practice, each artist has designed a tour that explores a Pittsburgh neighborhoods from a distinct perspective.
artlook® SWPA is open to arts organizations and teaching artists across Southwestern Pennsylvania looking to share programs, build partnerships, and connect with schools and students from across the region.
If teaching is a part of your practice and you are thinking about your next career moves, consider Arts Ed Collaborative’s Leadership Academy. Applications are being accepted for the 2026 – 2027 cohort.