Public Art
Take a Tour of the Public Art Around Town
As part of our mission, we’ve created public art installations—murals, sculptures, parklets, and more—in partnership with the town and private organizations in our community. Large in scale and highly visible to the public, these installations are part of an on-going project that is a community effort—with contributions from our staff, local artists, corporate and government partners, and the public. Some of the installations are permanent, while others change in line with a theme or moment in time. They have the potential to bring enormous value and vitality to our town. Enjoy!
Explore the Artwork Currently on Display
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Locations
You can see all public art—current and past—created by the Arts Council of Princeton by location below.
102 Witherspoon Street
Spring Street
Paul Robeson Place
John Street & Leigh Ave
Princeton Shopping Center
North Harrison Street
283 Witherspoon Street
Discover Past Joys!
Check out these past projects no longer on display
