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Artist Calls
“Bike Month 2023”, Mayanthi Jayawardena, located at 67 S Harrington St.
Raleigh Arts posts artist calls and other opportunities from the City of Raleigh and our partners as they become available.
Arts Funding Opportunities
"Rain Garden Mural", 2022, Gabriel Eng-Goetz, located at Hillsborough St. near Dan Allen Dr.
Want to learn more about how to pay for your project idea? The City of Raleigh and our arts partners offer several funding opportunities related to art in public spaces.
Arts Resources
"Make Your Mark", 2021, Anna Totten and deft and level, Neighborhood Art Funds project, located at Powell Drive Park
Raleigh Arts has created a list of resources from the City of Raleigh and our partners.
Resources are divided into two categories: For Artists & Community Members and For Organizations
Local Artwork Fabricators & Installers List
"Belleza Del Mar", 2023, Raquel Assanoua, located at W. Cabarrus St. & S. Salisbury St.
You don’t have to create a public art project from scratch. Many artists design the artwork and hire a fabricator (like a welder, carpenter, etc.) to build the final artwork. Raleigh Arts has compiled a list of local art fabricators with public art experience.
Current list of Fabricators and Installers. If you are a local fabricator who would like to be added to this list, please get in touch with the public art team.
Community Public Art Toolkits
Local wildlife on greenway sewer riser, 2020, Nora Reston, located on the Neuse River Trail near River Bend Park
Raleigh Arts has a set of toolkits to guide artists and community members through common arts projects and permitting processes. These toolkits were developed as part of the self-funded Community-Initiated "Do-It-Yourself" Public Art Projects program.
