A public art project is currently being planned for the Greater Hill District. This project will be funded by the City's Percent For Art program, which is legislation that dedicates 1% of municipal construction or major renovation budgets to public art. Formerly used to pay for smaller, frequently temporary installations, these funds are now strategically focused on larger projects in a more equitable way.

Project updates and opportunities for engagement will be posted to this page as the become available.

Naomi Chambers is a painter, sculptor and installation artist. She creates art in an attempt to problem solve, connect and love. Naomi Chambers was born in Pittsburgh where she currently creates and mothers. She is currently Community Liaison of Alisha Wormsley’s Sibyls Shrine, a residency for creatives that mother and a 2026 MFA candidate at Carnegie Mellon University.

Alecia Dawn Young is a ceramic artist, scholar, and wellness practitioner whose work explores the intersections between creative practices, community well-being, and human development. As the founder of YOGAMOTIF, a creative wellness studio, she integrates visual arts with yoga and meditation through embodied making. With a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Alfred University, a Master of Arts Management from Carnegie Mellon University, and current doctoral studies at the University of Pittsburgh, Alecia’s career bridges scholarship, ceramic art, and community wellness. Her artistic practice, rooted in Black cultural traditions and collective archive, has been recognized with several honors, exhibitions, and public art commissions. An experienced educator and facilitator, her career spans a commitment to community wellness rooted in making, teaching, and researching in the visual arts.