The City of Duarte is proud to announce the installation of four new utility box art designs as part of its Utility Box Art Program. These vibrant and inspiring designs, created by talented local artists, celebrate Duarte’s history and community values.
Following a competitive selection process, the Duarte City Council approved the final designs at its November 12, 2024, regular meeting. Each piece was thoughtfully chosen to reflect unique themes, enhancing the city’s public spaces through creative expression.
The newly installed artwork includes:
“Snapshots Down the Ol’ Route 66” by Raquel Martinez Rodriguez
- Location: Southeast corner of Huntington Drive and Mountain Avenue
- Theme: Route 66
“Hope and Healing” by Laishan Mui Ito
- Location: Southwest corner of Duarte Road and Circle Road
- Theme: Medical Health
“Tracks of Time” and “Connected Journeys” by Samantha Chang
- Location: Northeast corner of Fasana Road and Highland Avenue
- Theme: Transportation
“ABC, 123!” by Cheyne Ellett
- Location: Southeast corner of Huntington Drive and Crestfield Drive
- Theme: Childhood
Each utility box now features a QR code that links directly to the Utility Box Art Program webpage, offering more details about the artists and their inspirations. To explore the artwork and learn more about the program, visit AccessDuarte.com/Utility-Box-Art-Program.
The City of Duarte invites residents and visitors to enjoy these new installations and celebrate the creativity that brings our streets to life!