Teton County Announces A Public Art Opportunity For The New Justice Center
The Justice Center project builds on Jackson Hole’s long history of civic innovation—from Wyoming’s landmark decision to grant women suffrage in 1869, to the first all-female town council in 1920. The selected artwork will extend this legacy, reinforcing the idea that justice is rooted in fairness, inclusivity, and community trust.
The new Justice Center will bring together multiple county and state services, including the 9th District Court, Circuit Court, Clerk of Court, Teton County and Prosecuting Attorney, Dispatch, and the Sheriff’s Office. Designed to be sustainable and enduring, the building draws inspiration from Jackson’s mountain heritage while serving as a symbol of safety, justice, and civic responsibility.
An Artist Informational Meeting
Held via Zoom on September 16th at 4:00 PM MTN time.
Eligibility and Guidelines
Eligibility: Open to professional artists (U.S. residents), with preference for Wyoming artists from surrounding commuter communities.
Budget: $125,000 commission, plus stipends for finalists.
Application Process: Artists must apply through CallForEntry.org.
Qualifications due: October 15, 2025 (limited to 125 applicants)
Finalists announced: November 15, 2025
Questions: contact carrie@jhpublicart.org
