Artworks commissioned by the City of Fort Worth through Fort Worth Public Art are the tangible results of a process that stimulates dialogue,  collaboration, and sometimes, multiple iterations of the artist’s idea. Ultimately, the works represent a moment in time in Fort Worth’s rich history and, collectively, reference the past, present, and future of the city.    – Martha Peters, Former Director of Public Art, Arts Fort Worth

FORT WORTH PUBLIC ART PROCESS | Community Engagement is Essential

We encourage members of the community to get involved with Fort Worth Public Art. To learn more about the process and how you can get involved, visit our Public Art Process page.

FORT WORTH PUBLIC ART | Program Structure

The Fort Worth Art Commission is an advisory body to the City Council in matters relating to the City of Fort Worth’s public art program. The Arts Council of Fort Worth and Tarrant County, Inc. , D/B/A Arts Fort Worth, is the nonprofit organization that provides professional management services for the Fort Worth Public Art program and their Director of Public Art serves as the staff liaison for the Fort Worth Art Commission.  The organizational chart (below right) illustrates the relationship between the City of Fort Worth, the Fort Worth Art Commission, and Arts Fort Worth.

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