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The Public Art in Neighborhoods Program is a new initiative designed to foster collaborative artist-community work. Artwork produced through this program reflects neighborhood identity and creates an enhanced sense of place.

The Public Art in Neighborhoods Program aims to:

Engage residents with public art and its process
Build a greater sense of community ownership of Bellevue’s Public Art Program
Develop public art with artistic merit and community meaning
Support collaboration among community members and between community members and artists

The Public Art in Neighborhoods Program offers participation opportunities to residents of each of the 13 neighborhood enhancement areas on a rotating basis.

CURRENT NEIGHBORHOODS

Newport Hills and Lake Heights: A joint-neighborhood public art project is underway. The selected artist will design and build a pair of bus shelter treatments and an additional artwork. Together, these artworks will reflect and enhance the character of the community. The community selected 119th Avenue, between Southeast 56th and 60th streets, as the site for the artwork.

Bridle Trails: The artist selected to work collaboratively with this neighborhood will create artwork incorporating the equestrian tradition of the neighborhood. This artwork will reflect and enhance the character of the community. The community selected possible sites for the artwork.