The DOT Art Program partners with local institutions to curate rotating, temporary exhibits for standard art display cases, which are positioned in plazas and on large sidewalks around the city.


E 161st St between Concourse Village West and Morris Avenue, Bronx

Water Street between Maiden Lane and Pine Street, Manhattan
Description
- 3’-10” L x 7’-6” H
- Displays art that is digitally printed onto vinyl and adhered directly to both sides
Siting
- Public plazas and wide sidewalks with a limited number of street elements
- Sites in close proximity to mass transit and commercial corridors with a high density of foot traffic
- Minimum clear path: 8 feet
- Minimum of 18 inches from the curb
Furniture Siting Guidelines diagram [PDF]
See the Furniture Siting Guidelines diagram [PDF] for information on street furniture siting.
Installation
- Suggestions for display sites and exhibits can be sent to arts@dot.nyc.gov
- DOT is responsible for the installation, maintenance and removal of art display cases
For More Information
- To learn more about the art display case, visit the DOT Art & Event Programming web page