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In 2008, the NYC Department of Transportation (NYC DOT) established a temporary art program to enliven NYC Streets with site-responsive installations throughout the five boroughs. Three years later, NYC DOT is conducting a study to thoroughly assess the program. Take this survey and help public art thrive.

Please select ONE site that you have visited. Upcoming questions in the survey will refer to the site and respective artwork. Please make your selection at the end of the page.

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1. Flaming Cactus
Astor Place, Manhattan

1. Flaming Cactus<br>Astor Place, Manhattan

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2. The Andy Monument
Union Square, Manhattan

2. The Andy Monument<br>Union Square, Manhattan

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3. Container Series
St. George Ferry Terminal, Staten Island

3. Container Series<br>St. George Ferry Terminal, Staten Island

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4. Seasonal References
Fort Hamilton Parkway, Brooklyn

4. Seasonal References<br>Fort Hamilton Parkway, Brooklyn

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5. Silver
Fordham Road, Bronx

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6. Curbside Haiku
Citywide

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* Site:

1. Flaming Cactus

2. The Andy Monument

3. Container Series

4. Seasonal References

5. Silver

6. Curbside Haiku

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1. Flaming CactusAstor Place, Manhattan

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2. The Andy MonumentUnion Square, Manhattan

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3. Container SeriesSt. George Ferry Terminal, Staten Island

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4. Seasonal ReferencesFort Hamilton Parkway, Brooklyn

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5. SilverFordham Road, Bronx

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6. Curbside HaikuCitywide

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* Site:

1. Flaming Cactus
Astor Place, Manhattan

2. The Andy Monument
Union Square, Manhattan

3. Container Series
St. George Ferry Terminal, Staten Island

4. Seasonal References
Fort Hamilton Parkway, Brooklyn

5. Silver
Fordham Road, Bronx

6. Curbside Haiku
Citywide