The NYC DOT announced a new call for community organizations to exhibit temporary public artwork on NYC DOT properties.
, pedestrians walking on the sidewalk and bicyclists rolling along street paths will soon see new artful masterpieces on city-owned properties, the NYC Department of Transportation announced on Wednesday. DOT Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez opened a call for community organizations to exhibit temporary public art work on the agency’s properties throughout the five boroughs.
The initiative is open to organizations, including Business Improvement Districts, nonprofits, art galleries, artist-in-residence programs, arts councils, museums, cultural institutions, and community centers. is now open and has a rolling deadline. An updated Site Selection Guide is available to provide additional information on eligible site types.
“Public art helps inspire New Yorkers, build community and create welcoming public spaces. NYC DOT Art Partners is a creative way to support the mission of local organizations while bringing New Yorkers together,” the commissioner said. “We encourage all community-based organizations to apply to exhibit public artwork in their neighborhoods.”
DOT will soon announce a webinar on March 12 for interested organizations to learn more about the initiative. In the meantime, more information is available at
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