Opportunities

Santa Rosa Public Art Walk

Description

The City of Santa Rosa Public Art Program is excited to announce a call for up to 10 temporary outdoor art installations for the 2027- 2029 Santa Rosa Public Art Walk, themed, Inspired by…. This initiative aims to transform our downtown into a vibrant, open-air gallery that celebrates creativity and sparks imagination.   Selected artworks will remain on display for approximately two years, from October 2027 through September 2029. 

Artists are encouraged to submit works that can be inspired a wide range of sources, including Mexican and Latin American, Indigenous, African, Asian, folk, and other cultural and artistic traditions from around the world, as well as influential artists, historic art movements, and contemporary practices. 

Eligibility
This opportunity is open to artists and artist teams residing or working in the United States who are 18 years of age or older. Submissions must feature original, previously completed artworks. Proposals for artworks that have not yet been created will not be accepted.

Artist Stipend
Each selected artist or artist team will receive a $5,000 stipend to exhibit their artwork for the two-year installation period. The stipend is intended to cover artist expenses associated with the project, including transportation, installation, deinstallation, required materials, labor, and insurance.

Artwork Locations and Installation  Selected artworks will be installed at locations throughout Downtown Santa Rosa and Railroad Square. Exact locations will be determined by the City based on the dimensions, installation requirements, visibility, accessibility, and overall suitability of each artwork.  Concrete bases will be provided by the city if needed for the artwork. 

Learn more and apply at SRCity.org/ARTS 

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Deadline

Expires: 2026-12-16

Organization

City of Santa Rosa Arts and Culture
707 754 9753

Location

Napa/Sonoma

Address

100 Santa Rosa Ave

Category

Artist Calls

Discipline

public art

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