2020 Traffic Signal Cabinet Wraps

The Keep Casper Beautiful Public Art project is calling all Natrona County artists to submit an original work of art.  Suggestions for themes include “rebirth,” “western,” “landscape,” “abstract,” and “photography.”  Out of the many submissions, four works will be selected.  The winning works will then be transformed into vinyl wraps that will cover four traffic signal cabinet boxes.

The full call and submission forms are available at www.art321.org
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DATES TO REMEMBER:

Friday, May 29, 2020 
​Delivery deadline for art submissions
Deliver art to the Art 321 - Casper Artist’s Guild 321 W. Midwest Avenue, Casper, WY 82601

Saturday, May 30, 2020          
Installation

Early June            
Winning art chosen and artists notified

Traffic Signal Cabinet Wraps

Keep Casper Beautiful is transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary.  We have wrapped 19 traffic signal cabinets in Casper with original artwork from Natrona County artists.  The program started in 2016 and has been expanding ever since.  

"A View in Casper" by Joyce Rogers.  Rogers' work was selected as the people's Choice winner. Located at the NE corner of the intersection of Yellowstone and Ash Streets.

Murals

Keep Casper Beautiful has four volunteer murals (two in the Beverly Street underpass and two in Riverview Park in North Casper).  Volunteer murals were a collaboration between Fort Atelier, Serve Wyoming and Keep Casper Beautiful.  The murals were done in honor of all those who have served.

The "Fox Den" mural by Tony and Amy Elmore with Fort Atelier, LLC is located on the south western wall of the downtown parking garage (near the public restrooms) on Center Street.  The mural was designed in collaboration with Keep Casper Beautiful, the Downtown Development Authority, and stakeholders.  The mural committee wanted to communicate how the lines between urban and rural are blurred in Casper.  There is a little outside inside every part of Casper.