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Wilton Manors Library Seeks Artists for New Exterior Mural; Deadline November 9

The City of Wilton Manors Public Art Program is inviting professional Florida artists to submit designs for a new exterior mural at Richard C. Sullivan Public Library, with a submission deadline of November 9, 2026. The mural project aims to celebrate lifelong learning and establish a vibrant visual identity that transforms the library into a more inviting civic destination.

10/18/2026 · Florida edition

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The City of Wilton Manors Public Art Program is inviting professional artists to submit qualifications for a new exterior mural at the Richard C. Sullivan Public Library. This project aims to transform an exterior wall into a vibrant public artwork, establishing a recognizable visual identity for the Library and creating an inviting civic destination at 500 NE 26th Street.

The mural should celebrate lifelong learning, reinforce the Library's role as a community gathering place, and inspire creativity, imagination, and discovery. Themes for the artwork include education, innovation, technology, and community programming. The selected design will serve as a memorable civic landmark for residents and visitors of all ages.

Artists interested in this opportunity must be residents of Florida, USA. The total budget allocated for the project is up to $20,000. This funding covers the design and installation of the permanent exterior mural.

The submission deadline for applications is November 9, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Artists must submit their qualifications through the City of Wilton Manors online submission form, which is available on the City's website. For inquiries, artists can contact jcramarossa@wiltonmanors.com or call 954-390-2121.

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