The city of Goodyear is seeking West Valley artists interested in designing and displaying their artwork on publicly owned light pole banners along roadways throughout the City. Goodyear displays banners on identified streetlights around the city. The banners will be graphically clear, colorful, innovative, and place-specific. The project calls for an artist that is excited about engaging with others and creating designs that reflect and celebrate the area. Artwork will be printed on 30.5in wide x 72in tall double sided 22oz. block-out vinyl. Artwork will be displayed seasonally.

Call for Artists: Master Artist – Gallery 37 Project: Buckeye 2026 Mural Project Application Deadline: March 6, 2026 (or as soon as position is filled) Location: Estrella Mountain Community College, Avondale, AZ Program Dates: May 26- June 25, 2026 Compensation: $1,143.00 per load hour (6 load hour class) About Gallery 37 Gallery 37 is West Valley Arts’ award-winning summer youth public art apprenticeship program. For five weeks each summer, students ages 15 to 18 work side-by-side with a professional artist to design, develop, and install a permanent public art piece for a West Valley city. This innovative program blends arts education, workforce readiness, and community impact, allowing young people to gain real-world experience while contributing to the cultural landscape of the West Valley. 2026 Project: City of Buckeye Mural For the 2026 program year, West Valley Arts is partnering with the City of Buckeye to create a permanent mural installation celebrating the city’s unique character, heritage, and future. The mural will be designed and installed by the Gallery 37 student apprentices under the guidance of the Master Artist, with input from city and community stakeholders. Position: Master Artist / Lead Instructor West Valley Arts is seeking a dynamic and experienced muralist to serve as the Master Artist for the 2026 Gallery 37 cohort. The selected artist will lead instruction, mentor student apprentices, and oversee the conceptualization and installation of the mural project from start to finish. Responsibilities Lead daily instruction in ART 112: 2 Dimensional Design, ensuring course competencies are met. This is a 5-weeks, Monday through Thursday from 9:00-1:10PM May 26- June 25, 2026 . Gallery 37 session (Monday–Thursday at Estrella Mountain Community College) Guide students through the complete mural-making process: concept development, design, surface preparation, painting, and installation. Instructor will need to follow MCCCD course competencies using the mural-making process as a way of implementing, operationalizing, and expressing the course competencies. Collaborate with WVAC staff, City of Buckeye representatives, and community members to ensure the project aligns with site and civic goals Attend all required Gallery 37 events, including: Student Orientation (Date TBD Early April 2026) Mandatory Public Meetings: Students must attend required presentations to the Buckeye Art Commission, including meetings on: June 4, 2026 and June 10, 2026 at 6:00PM. Site visits and installation (Date TBD) Ribbon Cutting (Date TBD) Model professional artistic practices and foster a supportive learning environment

Gallery 37 is a tuition-free summer apprentice artist program for high school students in the West Valley. Selected students earn college credit, gain real-world experience working with professional artists, and collaborate to design and create a permanent public mural for the City of Buckeye. The program offers a college-level learning environment, a scholarship upon successful completion, and hands-on experience in public art, teamwork, and creative careers. Open to students from all artistic disciplines.

We all carry different sides of ourselves—some loud and expressive, others quiet and reserved. But what if one of those sides stepped into the spotlight? Your Alter Ego might be a superhero, a creature of habit, a total mystery, or even a color or texture that feels more like “you” than your reflection ever could. Peel back the layers and introduce us to the persona that lives just beneath the surface. Let’s meet the version of you the world hasn’t seen yet—show us your Alter Ego!

The Arts HQ Gallery is seeking Americana-themed artwork from Arizona artists for their upcoming "America, the Beautiful" exhibit. The exhibit will celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. We're seeking original 2D, photography, and 3D artwork depicting iconic landscapes, people, and things that make our country great. The exhibit will run March 6 - April 23, 2026 at the Arts HQ Gallery in Surprise, AZ.

The Webster Arts Fair is held the first full weekend each June. This fine arts fair is loved by artists and patrons alike for its commitment to high-quality art in a warm and friendly environment. The Fair is set on the grounds of Eden Theological Seminary in the heart of historic Webster Groves, Missouri (63119), just 10 minutes west of downtown St. Louis. Webster Groves is a charming, upscale community nestled among beautiful parks, public art installations, bistros, and boutiques. Supported by Webster Arts, a nonprofit organization, the Webster Arts Fair features top-quality original art from national and regional artists, on-site food from favorite local restaurants, non-stop live music performances, and creative activities that draw up to 15,000 visitors and buyers from around the region each year. The Webster Arts Fair prides itself on the hospitality shown to its artists and treating crowds to delicious food, top-notch music performances, and unique, creative activities for the whole family.