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City of Sugar Land Announces the 2025 Installation of Traffic Box Art
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March 28, 2025
From: City Of Sugar LandSugar Land, TX – The City of Sugar Land Civic Arts Division is excited to announce the most recent installation of traffic box art. The initiative, launched in 2018, transforms these functional utility structures into vibrant outdoor art galleries. This latest call, open to artists that teach within Fort Bend ISD and other local school districts, sought to highlight the creativity of local artists while honoring the richness and natural beauty of Sugar Land.
The theme of this round, purposefully broad to allow for artist interpretation and imagination, is “Community”, with designs including people (adults, children), places (landmarks), plants (nature, wildlife), and bright, vivid palettes.
“Traffic box art is a small, yet impactful, way to enhance the visual and sensory qualities of neighborhoods,” said Ebony McFarland, Sugar Land Civic Arts Coordinator. “With their distinct and unique approach, each artist has added vibrancy and character to the City’s landscape.”
Artists and Locations:
Michelle Baxter – US Highway 59 & University Boulevard, Sugar Land, TX 77479
Jordan Bolduc – W. Airport Boulevard @ Alston Road, Sugar Land, TX 77478
Joy Chandler – Austin Parkway @ Cross Lakes Boulevard, Sugar Land, TX 77479
Nancy Dunlevy – TX-99 & E. Riverpark Drive, Sugar Land, TX 77479
Anthony W. Gordon – Williams Trace Boulevard @ Edgewater Drive 77478
Veronique Meggett – W. Airport Boulevard @ Burney Road, Sugar Land, TX 77498
Shehla Sheikh – Lexington Boulevard @ Austin Parkway, Sugar Land, TX 77479
Maya Imani Watson – Lexington Boulevard @ Williams Trace Boulevard, Sugar Land, TX 77478
Harlan Whatley – Burney Road @ Voss Road, Sugar Land, TX 77498
Christopher Rivera Zaragoza - Eldridge Road @ Woodchester Drive, Sugar Land, TX 77498
About Sugar Land Civic Arts Division
The Sugar Land Civic Arts Division fosters a vibrant artistic community that enhances the lives of residents and visitors alike. Through partnerships with artists, community members, and cultural institutions, the division is committed to making Sugar Land a premier arts destination.
The theme of this round, purposefully broad to allow for artist interpretation and imagination, is “Community”, with designs including people (adults, children), places (landmarks), plants (nature, wildlife), and bright, vivid palettes.
“Traffic box art is a small, yet impactful, way to enhance the visual and sensory qualities of neighborhoods,” said Ebony McFarland, Sugar Land Civic Arts Coordinator. “With their distinct and unique approach, each artist has added vibrancy and character to the City’s landscape.”
Artists and Locations:
Michelle Baxter – US Highway 59 & University Boulevard, Sugar Land, TX 77479
Jordan Bolduc – W. Airport Boulevard @ Alston Road, Sugar Land, TX 77478
Joy Chandler – Austin Parkway @ Cross Lakes Boulevard, Sugar Land, TX 77479
Nancy Dunlevy – TX-99 & E. Riverpark Drive, Sugar Land, TX 77479
Anthony W. Gordon – Williams Trace Boulevard @ Edgewater Drive 77478
Veronique Meggett – W. Airport Boulevard @ Burney Road, Sugar Land, TX 77498
Shehla Sheikh – Lexington Boulevard @ Austin Parkway, Sugar Land, TX 77479
Maya Imani Watson – Lexington Boulevard @ Williams Trace Boulevard, Sugar Land, TX 77478
Harlan Whatley – Burney Road @ Voss Road, Sugar Land, TX 77498
Christopher Rivera Zaragoza - Eldridge Road @ Woodchester Drive, Sugar Land, TX 77498
About Sugar Land Civic Arts Division
The Sugar Land Civic Arts Division fosters a vibrant artistic community that enhances the lives of residents and visitors alike. Through partnerships with artists, community members, and cultural institutions, the division is committed to making Sugar Land a premier arts destination.
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