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2017-2022 Bond Project: Public Art

2017-2022 Bond Project: Public Art

The Bond Project will provide for the construction, improvement and installation of public art that is accessible to the general public, within the city limits, related to projects in the streets, drainage, parks, library facilities and public safety facilities propositions and in accordance with City Council adopted policies and procedures.

Summarized below is the funding summary of the total public art investment:

Proposition

Total Dollars

A – Streets, Bridges & Sidewalks

     $4,449,000

B – Drainage & Flood Control

     $1,389,000

C – Parks & Recreation

     $1,872,000

D – Library & Cultural Facilities

       $240,000

E – Public Safety Facilities

       $344,000

Total

    $8,294,000

 

Public Art projects are managed by the Department of Arts & Culture’s Public Art Division. To learn more click on Public Art Process.  

Project Contact for Public Art (Streets) : Kimberly Mirelez - (210) 207-5951

Summarized below is the list of the approved projects:

 

Projects

Status

Est. Completion

Lightbox at Phil Hardberger Park Tobin Landbridge

Complete

Fall 2021

Innature at Phil Hardberger Park Tobin Landbridge

Complete

Fall 2021

Bloom at River Walk Public Art Garden

Complete

Fall 2021

Labor Plaza at River Walk Public Art Garden

Complete

Fall 2022

Bloom at Tezel Road Facility

Complete

Fall 2022

Illuminación de la Plaza  at Dolorosa Ave. and San Pedro Creek

Complete

Fall 2023

Bloom at Blossom Park

Complete

Fall 2023

The Spirit Within at Market Square Farmer’s Market

Complete

Spring 2023

Stargazer (Citlali) at River Walk Public Art Garden

Complete

Summer 2022

Canopy Dreams for San Antonio at Walker Ranch Senior Center

Complete

Summer 2022

Poet’s Pointe at Seeling Channel

Complete

Summer 2023

Najo Jām (Our Home) at Comanche Lookout Park

Complete

Winter 2021

Spheres of Reflection at River Walk Public Art Garden

Complete

Winter 2022

Najo Jām (Our Home) at River Walk Public Art Garden

Complete

Winter 2022

Spheres of Reflection at MLK Park

Complete

Winter 2022

Motivated Community and Joyful Momentum at Ramirez Community Center

Complete

Winter 2023

El Papalote and El Trompo at Commerce St. and Frio

Active

Spring 2024

Artwork Title TBD (D3 World Heritage Trail Connectivity Piece) at River Walk Public Art Garden

Active

Summer 2024

Artwork Title TBD at Commerce Street at Santa Rosa

Active

Summer 2024

Artwork Title TBD at Santa Rosa at Commerce Street

Active

Summer 2024

Artwork Title TBD at District 3 World Heritage Trail

Active

Summer 2024

Artwork Title TBD at City Tower Entrance

Active

Summer 2024

Artwork Title TBD at N. St. Mary’s Police Substation

Active

Summer 2024

Artwork Title TBD at ZerNona Black Multi-Generational Cultural and Community Center

Active

Summer 2024

Orgullo Tejano (Tejano Pride) at River Walk Public Art Garden

Active

Winter 2024

Artwork Title TBD at I-35 Underpass at Market Square

Active

Winter 2024

Orgullo Tejano (Tejano Pride) at Old Highway 90

Active

Winter 2024

Rooted in Love and Grandma’s Garden at Greater Love Multi-Generational Cultural and Community Center

Active

Winter 2024

Artwork Title TBD at Milam Park

Active

Winter 2025

Artwork Title TBD at Fire Station #24

Active

Winter 2025

 

Estimated Construction Timeline Seasons are identified as: Winter (January, February, March), Spring (April, May, June), Summer (July, August, September), and Fall (October, November, December).

 

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