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Artist Sirron Norris Poses with his temporary mural

Art

Connecting Public Art to People and Place

Innovation at the SFPUC includes our approach to supporting public art. Each new aboveground capital improvement project launches a new public art project, and each new public art project begins with an intentional effort to align our investment in public art with local communities and the environmental mission of the SFPUC. Through this innovative approach we strive to commission public art connected to people and place.

Public Art

Art brings people together, creates shared experiences, stimulates conversations and adds joy to daily life. Recognizing the important role of art, the City and County of San Francisco passed an ordinance in 1969 requiring all City Agencies—including the SFPUC— to set aside 2% of all above ground construction project costs to support public art. We’re proud to partner with artists, residents and the San Francisco Arts Commission to create public art that enriches life in our city.

For more information of public art, or to submit your portfolio, please contact the San Francisco Arts Commission.

The Southeast Treatment Plant is a critical component of SFPUC’s sewer infrastructure and through the Sewer System Improvement Program, is receiving significant upgrades. Integrated into the perimeter of the Southeast Treatment Plant will be a large artwork by artist Norie Sato.
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The Southeast Treatment Plant is a critical component of SFPUC’s sewer infrastructure and through the Sewer System Improvement Program, is receiving significant upgrades. Integrated into the perimeter of the Southeast Treatment Plant will be a large artwork by artist Norie Sato.

At 1550 Evans in San Francisco the SFPUC has begun construction of the future Southeast Community Center. The center will be host to an expanded childcare center, nonprofit workspace, community meeting rooms, large multi-purpose rooms, and a stand-alone Alex Pitcher Pavilion for community events. In addition, the SFPUC has commissioned local artists Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle, Phillip Hua and Mildred Howard to create artworks for the center.
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At 1550 Evans in San Francisco the SFPUC has begun construction of the future Southeast Community Center. The center will be host to an expanded childcare center, nonprofit workspace, community meeting rooms, large multi-purpose rooms, and a stand-alone Alex Pitcher Pavilion for community events. In addition, the SFPUC has commissioned local artists Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle, Phillip Hua and Mildred Howard to create artworks for the center.

The SFPUC is building an educational center in Sunol called the Alameda Creek Watershed Center. Located on the grounds near the Sunol Water Temple the SFPUC has commissioned a new artwork by Walter Kitundu which celebrates Muwekema Ohlone tribe and culture.
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The SFPUC is building an educational center in Sunol called the Alameda Creek Watershed Center. Located on the grounds near the Sunol Water Temple the SFPUC has commissioned a new artwork by Walter Kitundu which celebrates Muwekema Ohlone tribe and culture.

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