Centennial Plaza Mural (San Bruno, CA) – Call For Artists
[Sponsored Listing] The City of San Bruno (City), California, is inviting qualified artists and artist teams to submit proposals for the Centennial Plaza Mural, a site‑specific, painted outdoor mural on the exterior south‑facing wall of the building at 474 San Mateo Avenue (Mural Wall). The Mural Wall is one of two walls that frame and define Centennial Plaza, offering high visibility from within the plaza, along surrounding walkways, and to passing drivers.
Centennial Plaza is a central outdoor public gathering space in the heart of downtown San Bruno, designed as a welcoming pedestrian‑friendly plaza with seating, landscaping, an elevated stage, and walkways connecting to nearby shops, restaurants, and transit. The plaza regularly hosts community events, cultural celebrations, casual gatherings, and regular public use.
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Enter by: 11 May 2026
Selected artists for the Centennial Plaza Mural will benefit from high visibility in a central, well-trafficked public space, allowing their work to be seen by a diverse audience of residents, visitors, and passing drivers. The opportunity provides meaningful exposure, helping artists build recognition and expand their audience. It offers a chance to engage directly with the community through a prominent downtown setting that encourages interaction and connection. Additionally, participation can strengthen an artist’s portfolio with a publicly displayed project, support professional growth, and potentially lead to future commissions or collaborative opportunities.
The total project budget for the Centennial Plaza mural is anticipated to range between $30,000 and $65,000. Artists are required to submit a proposed fee and itemized project budget that reflects the scope of their concept, including materials, fabrication and painting time, project duration, and other related costs.
About the City of San Bruno
The City of San Bruno, California, was incorporated on December 23, 1914, as a General Law City. San Bruno is governed by the City Council and operates under a Council-Manager form of government. As the policy-making body, it has the ultimate responsibility to the people of San Bruno and the implementation of all programs and City services. It approves all ordinances, resolutions, and major contracts modifies and approves the budget, and has the responsibility of employing a City Manager and City Attorney.
For more information, contact cultureandarts@sanbruno.ca.gov
