Signal Art Program - "Art on the Move" Challenge

The North Richland Hills Parks & Recreation Department and the Cultural Arts Division presents a new challenge for residents involving the new Signal Art Program. By integrating art into daily life, the program beautifies public areas, improves our quality of life and creates a distinctive identity for our community. In an effort to further enhance the public art program, the Signal Art Program was implemented in 2007-2008. The program commissioned artists to design 12 optional artworks for traffic signal boxes throughout the City. Some of the various pieces include an astronaut, a cowgirl jumping over the moon, and a homed toad with a little bit of Texas pride. So be on the look out, you never know what you might find at the next NRH intersection.

To participate in the "Art on the Move" Challenge, please download and simply answer the questions on the Art on the Move Challenge below and return it to the North Richland Hills Recreation Center, located at 6720 N.E. Loop 820, to claim your prize. Limit one prize per person. The "Art on the Move" Challenge ends August 31, 2008. For more information on the Art in Public Spaces and the Signal Art Program, please click here.

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