Bring civic art to Austin streets! The Artbox Program provides Austin neighborhoods the opportunity to enhance Austin Transportation’s traffic signal (utility) cabinets with community-inspired artwork created by local artists. A neighborhood can express its special character for others to see, learn and enjoy. By working with the community and local artists, the Artbox Program offers something for everyone.
2020 Artbox Program
Austin Transportation is launching the next phase of its Artbox Program. Artbox installations will happen during two phases in 2020, spring and summer. See below for locations.
Spring 2020 Artboxes
- East Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Chicon Street (District 1)
- South Pleasant Valley Drive and South Lakeshore Boulevard (District 3)
Summer 2020 Artboxes
- W. Stassney Lane and Menchaca Road (District 5)
- Spicewood Springs Road and 4 Iron Drive (District 6)
- Convict Hill Road and Brush Country Road (District 8)
- Far West Boulevard and Wood Hollow Drive (District 10)
Artbox Locations
Austin Transportation contracted with UP Art Studio to help make possible the four following artboxes. Learn more at minimurals.org/austin. Check out the following links for more photos of the installations.
- Rundberg Lane at Little Walnut Creek Library, by Bydee.
- Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Guadalupe Street, by Emily Ding.
- East Stassney Lane and Jacaranda Drive, by Niz.
- Arroyo Seco and West Koenig Lane, by Helena Martin.
