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100 street sign toppers honoring Rosa Parks installed in North Portland's Piedmont neighborhood

In 2024, Arts & Culture partnered with the Piedmont Neighborhood Association and neighbors across North and Northeast Portland to design artist-made sign toppers to reflect the street’s renaming and honor the legacy of Rosa Parks.

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A member of the PBOT team installing Rosa Parks Way sign toppers

Call for artists: Submit for the CityFleet mural or low relief artwork by January 5

This opportunity is made possible by the City of Portland's Percent for Art Program.

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CityFleet facility sign amidst plantings

New artworks by Indigenous artists installed in Tom McCall Waterfront Park

Community members are invited to explore the installation by Grand Ronde Tribal Members Zoey Holsclaw and Nakoa Mercier through spring 2026.

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Photo of artwork depicting tribal canoe positioned along the railing at Tom McCall Waterfront Park with the Willamette River and Hawthorne Bridge behind it.

Call for artists: Submit for the CityFleet gates and sculpture opportunities by November 24

This opportunity is made possible by the City of Portland's Percent for Art Program.

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Historical photo circa early 1900s of men with hats sitting in the back of trucks driving out of a Kerby Garage bay. Photo credit: Portland Archives, A2000-025.125. Courtesy CityFleet.

What we heard at the Portland Monuments Symposium

Sharing what the Office of Arts & Culture team heard from 100+ attendees at the Portland Monuments Symposium in October 2024.

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A group of panel speakers sitting at a long table, with the panelist in the forefront speaking into her microphone

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