Psst...We Have Something Important to Ask You!

In 2015, Metro Arts completed its strategic plan, Crafting a Creative City, which envisioned the opportunity to reimagine public art as a tool for creative community investment, citizen engagement and neighborhood redevelopment.

Metro Arts is currently embarking on one of the key follow-up steps, a long-term strategy for our public art program, which we are calling a Public Art Community Investment Plan. 

We'd like to get your feedback. Please take this short survey so that you can help shape the future of Public Art in Nashville! 

Top left: From the Four Corners, Southeast Library and Community Center, Paul Vexler; Top Right: Aileron, McCabe Community Center and Park, Michael Dillon; Bottom left: Light Meander, Riverfront Park, Haddad-Drugan; Road to the Mountaintop, Edmondson Park, Thornton Dial.