About Public Art

Program Information

Program Information

October 24, 2012

San Francisco’s earliest art policies date back to the establishment of the Arts Commission under the 1932 San Francisco Charter. The Charter gave the Arts Commission jurisdiction over all of the art belonging to the City and charged the Agency with the preservation and care of artwork in the Civic Art Collection. Years later in [...]

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Policies and Guidelines for the Civic Art Collection

Policies and Guidelines for the Civic Art Collection

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Public Art Program and Civic Art Collection Staff Contacts

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Public Art Projects List

Public Art Projects List (2 pages)

Project Artist Neighborhood Location Facility District + view larger Untitled 1998 Description Porcelain enamel panels with abstract figurative designs installed on sides of transit access ramps. More images MUNI keystop platform Gonzalez, Tirso Noe Valley/Glen Park MUNI keystop platforms, J-Church line, on Church St. at Duboce Ave., 18th St., 24th St., and 30th St. Transit [...]

Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about the Public Art Program.