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NEW PUBLIC ART OPPORTUNITY: PIRATE SHIP MURAL


  • 240 S Glenwood Jackson, Wyoming 83001 (map)

NEW PUBLIC ART OPPORTUNITY: PIRATE SHIP MURAL

Pirate Ship is seeking proposals for a large-scale mural that captures the essence of Jackson Hole with a pirate twist. Pirate Ship is a pirate themed shipping company dedicated to helping small businesses with discounted shipping rates and free software. Pirate Ship’s offices are designed with rich wood textures, nautical details, and immersive custom elements, the space features a real tiki bar, portholes, a secret library, and more, making you feel fully transported aboard a Pirate Ship. The selected artwork will creatively merge pirate lore and maritime symbolism with the distinct character of Jackson Hole living and the iconic Teton Range. Artists are encouraged to interpret the theme broadly and creatively. 


Eligibility and Guidelines

Eligibility

Artists living in the United States are invited to apply.


Media/ Style/ Size 

The approx 30x80 ft. mural will be painted on the outside of the Teton Mountaineering building onto wood panels that will be power washed and primed with a basecoat in a color specified by the artist before the artist begins installation. We encourage artists to be creative in the usage of the space to activate the wall in an engaging way. The primary focus is on the portion of the wall seen from the Pirate Ship offices. Artists will also be required to submit a high resolution file of the mural design that will be used for printing the utility box wraps. The artist should use high-quality, professional-grade materials for painting the mural. The surface of the building is wood paneling.


Project Timeline: 

Deadline to Submit Proposal: February 13, 2026 

Finalists Notified: February 20, 2026 

Site Specific Plans Due: March 20, 2026

Final Artist Selected: March 27, 2026 

Installation: May 1- 17, 2026 (Weather dependent)

Painting times may vary. Weather in Jackson in May can be cold and wet.

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