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Council approves utility-box art pilot featuring five local artists
Summary
Council voted 4-0 to approve a pilot utility-box vinyl-wrap program featuring seven designs by five local artists, funded from the city's public art fund; installations are planned for spring after final proofs and anti-graffiti coating consideration.
The Sonoma City Council on Feb. 18 approved a pilot program to wrap seven utility boxes at five sites in the city with artwork from five locally selected artists.
Parks and Recreation staff described a multi-year effort by the Cultural and Fine Arts Commission to develop the program. "We received artwork from 16 different artists," Parks Director Dave Jans said, noting the ad hoc committee and the commissioning process. The selected artists are Misha Cheddini (two designs), Alex Cole, Judah and Silas Herrera (youth artists),…
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