Artists are needed for Raleigh’s Illuminate Art Walk

Illuminate Art Walk is offering a paid opportunity for local artists to have their art featured in downtown Raleigh throughout December.

Downtown Raleigh lit up with large light installations.

Illuminate Art Walk in downtown is always a bright time.

Photo by RALtoday

The annual Illuminate Art Walk is returning to Raleigh in December and the Downtown Raleigh Alliance is searching for artists to participate. This paid opportunity requires artists to be NC-based and able to create mid-to-large sized original pieces in downtown.

The opportunity will allow hundreds of thousands of people to view your original art.

To be a part of the month-long art celebration, interested candidates should apply by Monday, July 22. Good luck.

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