Illustrative image: Vasily Kandinsky, Painting with Green Center, 1913. Art Institute of Chicago, public domain
Who Can Apply: Artists living in the Munich S-Bahn area may apply across all artistic disciplines and media, at any career stage. Each artist may submit only one application and must organise permits and deliver the work.
The Focus: Temporary, freely accessible public art in Munich during 2027 under the theme Freiräume, exploring space for art without a prescribed site, form or narrow subject; up to five interventions will be realised.
Compensation: Up to €15,000 gross per selected project covers the full project and operating budget, including planning, production, artist fees, supervision, communication, accompanying events and insurance.
Key Requirements: Email kunst-wettbewerb@muenchen.de one PDF up to 10 MB: concept up to two A4 pages, illustrations up to three and biography up to one, with address/phone; include 2027 dates, site response, cost estimate and detailed discrimination-sensitive mediation strategy. Follow Public Art München’s sustainability roadmap.
DeadlineThursday, November 26, 2026
PayUp to €15,000 gross per project, covering the entire planning, production and operation budget, including artist fees, supervision, communication, accompanying events and insurance. No separate proposal payment is stated.
Program dates2027
LocationMünchen, Bayern
ParticipationOn-site
Career stagesAll Stages
Application notesEmail one PDF ≤10MB to kunst-wettbewerb@muenchen.de. Include concept text ≤2 A4 pages and illustrations ≤3 A4 pages; biography ≤1 A4 page with home address and telephone; 2027 start date/duration; artistic engagement with the site; project and operating cost estimate including fees and insurance; detailed discrimination-sensitive mediation strategy. Follow Public Art München’s sustainability roadmap: https://www.publicartmuenchen.de/ueber-uns/. Only one application per artist. Projects must be temporary, publicly accessible and free to attend; artists obtain permits and deliver the project.