The City of North Richland Hills established an Art in Public Spaces Program in 2002. By integrating art into daily life, the program beautifies public areas, improves our quality of life and creates a distinctive identity for our community.

Permanent Collection    Photo Gallery    Locator Map
Since the program began, the City has commissioned 17 pieces in its permanent collection for residents and visitors to enjoy. The art pieces are located in parks and public buildings throughout our City. They include a wide variety of mediums and materials, from paintings and mosaics, to metal and stone sculptures.

Signal Art Program    Photo Gallery    Locator Map
In an effort to further enhance the public art program, the Signal Art Program was implemented in 2007. The program commissioned artists to design original artwork for traffic signal boxes throughout the City. Some of the various pieces include an astronaut, a cowgirl jumping over the moon, and a horned toad with a little bit of Texas pride. So be on the look out, you never know what you might see at the next NRH intersection.

Loaned Art Program
The City of North Richland Hills also has a Loaned Art Program that allows area artists to display their work in a public setting at little expense to the city. At the end of a six-month to two-year period the city has the option to purchase, continue to display or return the artwork.

Cultural Arts    Upcoming Events & Programs
North Richland Hills annually hosts: art exhibitions, concerts and a variety of other live performances, as well as offering a variety of fine and performing arts classes and camps for youth in the summer and fine art workshops for adults throughout the year.

More Information
The city has established a Donations Fund to help pay for the Art in Public Spaces Program. If you are interested in contributing to this fund or would like more information about the Art in Public Spaces Program, please contact us at 817-427-6620.