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Image Above: Chris Fennell, "Hoops Playing Hoops", 2015, Halifax Park Community Center
With the help of the Public Art and Design Board, Raleigh Arts has supported and coordinated over 150 temporary and permanent public art projects through programs like Community-Initiated Projects, the Percent for Art Program, and special and temporary public art projects. Learn more below about these programs, current public art projects, and where you can find public art in Raleigh.
Active Projects
Raleigh Arts has temporary, permanent, and Percent for Art public art projects going on now.
Community-Initiated Projects
Community-Initiated Projects are designed to bring community-led temporary or permanent public art projects to the City of Raleigh.
Percent for Art
The Percent for Art program allocates one percent of municipal construction funds for public art funding. The Public Art and Design Board oversees this program.
Public Art Map
This map shows the location of both temporary and permanent public art pieces, including those in the Municipal Art Collection, throughout the City of Raleigh.