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Public Art & Muralist Roster

Promoting Kansas artists across the state

The Kansas Arts Commission maintains an approved Roster of Kansas-based artists working specifically on public art and mural projects. Applicants for this roster must have a history of community engaged public work and maintain a reasonable fee range. Roster artists are required to work outside their community regularly. Artists will work on public projects as well as provide optional services that may include workshops, master classes, lecture-demonstrations, arts education components, residencies, or short performances.

See the Kansas Mural Making Guide for more information and technical assistance with public art projects.

Become a Roster Artist

Applications will reopen August 22, 2024. Join our mailing list to receive notifications.

Public Artist & Muralist Roster Inclusion Guidelines

CONTACT

Spencer Young, Director of Arts Commission

785-296-3481

[email protected]

CONTACT

Kate Van Steenhuyse, Assistant Director of Arts Commission

785-379-1608

[email protected]

Want to learn more about Cultural Development Programs?

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