City announces selected artists for Utility Box Art Wraps
Published on July 15, 2025
The City of Port St. Lucie is proud to announce the first round of selected photographic submissions for its Utility Box Art Wrap Program, a vibrant initiative that aims to transform everyday infrastructure into meaningful public art.
On June 9, the Public Art Advisory Board presented the top 15 selections to the City Council, which enthusiastically approved the artists for installation. The program reflects the City’s commitment to celebrating local talent while enhancing the beauty and identity of our streetscapes.
The selected works represent a wide range of natural subjects and photographic styles, all contributed by local artists and residents who responded to the City's recent Call to Artists.
Round One Selections
- Betty – Sunflowers and Bees
- Caridad Faust – Big Bird in my Backyard
- Brian Fenerty – Egrets
- Christine Fenerty – Osprey on the Hunt
- George Gay – Backyard Gator
- Ashley Granber – Hibiscus
- Nancy Grossman – Blooming Bougainvillea
- Vivian Hayek – Emerging Light, Tranquil Water
- Tara Labozetta – Native Monarch Butterfly on Duranta Flower
- Brittany Lachance – PSL Oxbow
- Michelle Loweth – My Day Lilly
- Joe Lacivita – Resting Vigil
- Maria Meehan – Young Eastern Lubber at Oxo Eco Center
- Lenny Muroff – Tradition Sunset
- Samantha Finch – Sandhill Cranes
Installation and scheduling will be determined by City staff as the project progresses. The City also retains a pool of illustrated artworks from a previous call, which will be considered for future rounds using the same selection criteria.
The City extends heartfelt congratulations to each selected artist and sincere appreciation to everyone who submitted their work. Together, we’re helping to brighten public spaces and bring art to the heart of our community.