DC Creates Public Art   The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities’ DC Creates Public Art Program purchases, commissions, and installs artworks for public sites throughout the District of Columbia.  The program was established by 1986 legislation that allocates up to one percent of the District’s adjusted Capital Budget for the commission and acquisition of artwork. The DC Creates Public Art mission is to maintain a quality public collection of diverse media and to create a dynamic, vibrant, nurturing community through art and design. Existing and Ongoing Projects  Continuous Public Art Projects and Programs include: Art Bank  Community Initiatives Neighborhood Projects  Public Art Building Communities Grant (PABC) 14th Street Bridge Rehabilitation Current Call for Entries New opportunities for visual artists. Public Art Master Plan A 5-year plan for public art in the District.  History of DC Public Art (coming soon) The story of Public Art in the District. DC Creates Public Art Map (coming soon) A map of all DC Creates Public Art projects.    Inter-Agency Funded Projects (coming soon) Collaborative works by DC Creates Public Art and other District agencies. Projects In-Process (coming soon) Works currently in progress. Tours & Multi-Media (coming soon) Interact with Public Art in the District. Multimedia (coming soon) Video & podcasts. DC Creates Public Art Blog (coming soon) News and information about Public Art in DC and beyond.