The NYC Department of Transportation (DOT) has initiated the NYC DOT Art Partners program, inviting community organizations to submit proposals for temporary public art installations on DOT properties. DOT Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez announced this initiative, stating its purpose is to improve urban environments and increase access to the arts across the five boroughs. Eligible entities, including nonprofits and local cultural institutions, can contribute funding for art installations that could include murals, sculptures, and projections, with displays lasting up to 11 months. A webinar on the application process will be held on March 12.
The NYC Department of Transportation has opened a call for community organizations to exhibit temporary public artwork on DOT properties, enhancing the cityscape.
Public art on DOT properties engages communities and enriches public spaces, fostering inspiration and accessibility while supporting local artistic initiatives.
Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez emphasized that the NYC DOT Art Partners initiative will transform streets into vibrant public spaces, encouraging community participation in the arts.
Interested organizations can propose DOT infrastructure for temporary art, which can include various forms of artistic expression and will be displayed for up to 11 months.
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