
Turning “Blank Canvases” into Art
Capitol art for a capital city
The original Capitol Box Art Project was launched in 2013 by CADA and installed in 2014. Selected artists were given a 3-year maintenance commitment with the understanding that after that time a new round of artists might be selected to refresh the downtown utility boxes. The vinyl wraps, similar to those covering promotional vehicles, are weather-durable and last five to 10 years.
The Capitol Box Art Revival was initiated in 2020 by CADA and the Downtown Sacramento Partnership joined the call, which doubled the number of traffic utility boxes being sponsored. This public art program was administered by the Sacramento Office of Arts and Culture and the new designs and locations are being installed in the summer and fall of 2021.
Special thanks to CADA summer intern, Maverick Goodrum, for website content migration and creation of the new Capitol Box Art artist pages.
15th & L - Sam Sellers
15th & I - Ianna Nova Frisby
5th & J - D'Arcy Dent
8th & P - Denise Benitez
8th & K - Yon
4th & I - Curtis Carlson
4th & J - Lin Fei Fei
15th & K - Sophi Marsaw-Nevarez
16th & K - Linda Paris
16th & S - Danny Cardenas
15th & S - Chris Herman
7th & J - Bethany-Rose Maier
16th & J - Melissa Uroff
15th & Q - Molly Devlin
4th & Capitol - Navid Dehghan
7th & K - Nicole Alvarez
6th & Capitol - Susan Silvester
12th & Q - Hedassa Rosen
16th & N - Donine Wellman
9th & O - Ruth Chase
15th & P - Haley Jane
8th & N - Gerry Simpson
14th & J - Ann Marie Campbell
12th & J - Chandra Merod
4th & I - Curtis Carlson
10th & I - William Ishmael
15th & N - Amber Rankin
16th & K - Linda Paris
6th & J - Judy Knott
Call to Artists
At this time, CADA is not requesting artwork for the Capitol Box Art Program. To learn more click the link below