Bismarck BoxArt Project
Arts and culture are part of the economic development package that builds prosperous communities.
In 2013, Dakota West Arts Council (DWAC) and the City of Bismarck began a partnership to transform metal traffic utility boxes throughout the city into canvases for public art. Called Bismarck BoxArt, the project was designed as a way to enhance North Dakota’s capital city. Bismarck BoxArt features high-resolution images of paintings, and photographs by local and regional artists transferred to a unique 3-M adhesive product and then wrapped on traffic signal utility boxes in downtown Bismarck. The overall theme is “Reflections of North Dakota.”
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BISMARCK BOXART
LOCATIONS AND INFORMATION There are currently 14 traffic utility boxes covered with art in Downtown Bismarck. We are currently working on an App that will take you on a tour of Bismarck BoxArt and more. The information we are attaching is under construction below. When finished, residents and guests can take a walking tour downtown and learn about the art and the artist. |
Meet Our Artists

Ric Sprynczynatyk, Bismarck

Cris Fulton, Bowman

Lydia Richez-Bowman, Bismarck

Paul Noot, Bismarck

Angie Swiec Kambeitz, Bismarck

Frank Koch, Bismarck

Dakota Noot

Wayne Pruse, Bismarck

Shane Vasbinder, Bismarck

Shane Balkowitsch, Bismarck

DeAnne Billings, Bismarck for Northern Plains Dance