Traffic Signal Control Box Artwork: Resources

The following links are resources to help you prepare your artwork proposal.

ART RESOURCES

Museum of History & Industry

Visit the Museum of History & Industry's historical photo collections.  You may search more than 4,000 King County images and 8,000 additional images from museums and libraries around King County. Make sure to read and follow the photographic reproduction policy prior to using images.

ArtWorks

Empower young people with professional opportunities in the arts. Consider partnering with ArtWorks to create art for traffic signal boxes.

SEEDArts

Public Art Urban Space Enterprise (PAUSE) is a public art service that works with non-profit and commercial developers, community groups, and government agencies. PAUSE partners these stakeholders with professional artists for consulting, design, fabrication, and installation services.

4Culture

4Culture helps manage public art projects and have staff available for consultation.

CITY RESOURCES

Director’s Rule for Artwork in the Right-of-Way

Seattle Department of Transportation

Artwork Proposal and Signal Box Location Submittals
Dawn Schellenberg
206-684-5189
Email: Signalbox.Artwork@Seattle.gov

Signal Box Artwork Proposal and Permit Guidelines:

Street Use Annual Permits
206-684-5267
Email: annualpermits@seattle.gov
Street Use website

Department of Neighborhoods
206-684-0464
Neighborhood Matching Fund Program

Office of Economic Development
Neighborhood Business District Grant Award Program
Karen Selander
206-733-9256
Email: karen.selander@seattle.gov

Seattle Office of Arts & Culture
Jason Huff
206-684-7278
Email: jason.huff@seattle.gov,
Website: http//www.seattle.gov/arts

Seattle Municipal Archives
Historic photos: www.seattle.gov/CityArchives/