Call for Art- Cherokee Nation In Treatment Facility near Tahlequah, OK

The Cherokee Nation Cultural & Economic Development division is seeking original 2‑D and 3‑D artwork from Cherokee Nation citizens to adorn the new Cherokee Nation In‑Treatment Facility near Tahlequah, Oklahoma. Up to 20 completed pieces may be submitted per artist, each accompanied by images, dimensions, medium, price, and any AI‑generation disclosure. All submissions must be digital, include proof of tribal citizenship, and be received by the June 19, 2026 deadline. The selected artist(s) will be responsible for delivering the finished artworks to the facility. • Eligible bidders must be Cherokee Nation citizens (Blue Card or Citizenship Card) or designated Cherokee National Treasures. • Art must reflect culturally appropriate themes (traditional stories, clan symbols, local flora/fauna, language, etc.) and avoid dark colors. • Each piece must be a completed work (no mock‑ups); professional photography is required; AI‑assisted works must be described. • The procurement is funded by a 1 % set‑aside of the overall construction budget for projects $500 k+; pricing is submitted by the artist and not pre‑determined by the agency.