Do-It-Yourself Public Art Projects
A self-funded public art program where Raleigh Arts guides artists and community members through permitting processes. Do-It-Yourself Public Art Projects are:
- Located on City-owned property (like a park, sidewalk, community center, etc.)
- Self-funded, community-funded, grant-funded, or sponsored. These projects do not include Raleigh Arts funding. View arts funding opportunities
SEEK Raleigh
An experimental public art program that accepts submissions year-round for artists who want to create temporary installations and performance pieces. SEEK Raleigh public art projects are:
- Innovative and exciting
- Located on City-owned property and use parks, public buildings, and public right-of-way as a canvas (like a park, sidewalk, community center, etc.)
- Reviewed every six months in the Spring and Fall. The number of projects approved depends on the annual budget allocated for temporary public art and could range from 2-10 projects annually.
Artist Calls
A list of calls and opportunities from the City of Raleigh and our partners. Artist Calls are:
- For Artists who want to make public art
- Updated as new calls and opportunities become available
- Featured in Raleigh Arts' bi-weekly newsletter, the Arts Flash. Subscribe to the Arts Flash newsletter