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Open calls for Street Art artists — 1 active grants, residencies and exhibitions with checked deadlines, entry fees and what the funding covers. Updated daily.

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NYC Mural and Public Arts ResidencyRESIDENCYSelf-Funded

NYC Mural and Public Arts Residency

School of Visual Arts (SVA)

Guided tours of sanctioned and unsanctioned works, studio visits with established practitioners, critical dialogues with working artists and critics, practical workshops, and the collaborative design and execution of a public outdoor mural. Immerses participants in the creative energy of New York City.

Ongoing open application window.No direct fundingNew York City, NY, USA

FAQ

What counts as Street Art here?

This includes programs that explicitly specify Street Art as the main or one of the priority mediums, ranging from specialized contests to interdisciplinary open calls.

Are digital works or performance documentation accepted?

Yes, if they meet the specific submission rules. Our listing detail pages specify acceptable file formats and resolution requirements.

Do residencies provide specialized equipment for Street Art?

Specialized residencies often offer equipped studios, print presses, darkrooms, labs, or technical assistance, which we highlight under facilities.

How do I demonstrate experience in Street Art?

Provide a cohesive portfolio of 5-10 recent works, with descriptions detailing the concept, dimensions, and materials used.

Are there material grants specifically for Street Art?

Yes. Production grants often allocate budget specifically for materials and producing new works, flagged in our database.