Deadline June 19, 2026 Applications Closed Easy Application

Artist Call for Entry

St. John's Health Foundation Art and Healing Program

Presented by St. John's Health

Submissions for this call are closed.

St. John's Health Foundation Art and Healing Program

About this call

St. John's Health Foundation, in collaboration with Jackson Hole Public Art, invites artists to submit work for inclusion in a curated art registry.

This registry will serve as a resource for selecting artwork to be displayed throughout the facility. We are seeking pieces that foster a sense of calm, comfort, and healing—artwork that supports patients, families, and staff within a nurturing healthcare environment.

Artists working in all mediums are encouraged to apply.  Please submit original artwork only, no reproductions.

St. John’s has adopted “Evidence Based Art Selection” criteria to serve as general guidelines:
  • Nature imagery that depicts healthy, fresh plants and flowers.
  • Landscapes with visual depth, open foreground.
  • Color palettes that are calming, natural, verdant colors.
  • Conceptual designs that reference ethereal movements of wind, water and air.
  • Wildlife that depicts creatures in good health, standing strong, or in anthropomorphized social groups.
  • Figurative art depicting smiling faces and leisurely interactions.

This is an opportunity to contribute to a meaningful space dedicated to care where art plays a vital role in enhancing the patient experience.

Award Info

Artists selected for temporary displays will receive a $500 stipend.

Eligibility Criteria

This is a national call for artists but regional artists may be given preference. 

Application Requirements

Please submit up to 10 works that you would like to be considered.

Rules and Terms

Artists selected from the registry will be invited to enter into a formal agreement with St. John's Health Foundation prior to any final artwork placement or acquisition. Contract terms will outline project scope, artwork specifications, installation requirements, timeline, and compensation. Artists must ensure that all submitted work is original and does not infringe on any copyrights or third-party rights. Additional provisions may include insurance, liability, and maintenance expectations for installed works. Final participation is contingent upon mutual agreement to all contractual terms set forth by the Foundation. 
The artwork will remain on display for an initial term of one year, with the option for renewal upon mutual agreement at the conclusion of the contract period.

Presented by

St. John's Health