Public Art Brochures
Overview
Established in 1994 by Alameda County’s “2% for Art” Ordinance, the Public Art Program provides for public art elements connected to capital improvement projects undertaken by Alameda County. The unique artworks are created by professional artists and are integrated into the design of the structure or landscaping, or are in proximity to the project, in any number of treatments and media. Artwork is purchased or commissioned through an open competitive process. A separate call for artists is issued for each project. The Arts Commission administers the Public Art Program with guidance from the Public Art Advisory Committee, a body of nine citizens appointed by the Arts Commission.
Public Art Brochures and Catalogues
NEW! Dublin Transit Center Parking Garage
Hesperian Boulevard Corridor Improvement Project Public Art Brochure
East 14th Street Corridor Improvement Project Public Art Brochure
Public Art Guide for Castro Valley
Alameda County Juvenile Justice Center Public Art Program Catalogue
Castro Valley Library Public Art Program Catalogue
Cherryland Community Center Public Art Brochure
County of Alameda’s Acute Care Tower at Highland Hospital Public Art Brochure