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Public Art Projects
 CCDC sees public art as an essential element to the vitality of Boise's downtown, one that contributes to an inviting sense of place. Each of CCDC's urban renewal plans calls for a commitment to public art as part of its revitalization efforts. Consistent with these plans, CCDC has been one of the primary sources of funding for public art in Boise, investing approximately one million dollars in artwork and art programs since 1978.
Public art projects with CCDC involvement:
- Point of Origin (1978)
- Keepsies (1985)
- Great Blues (1990)
- Sidney's Niche (1992)
- Les Bois (1992)
- Alley History (1992)
- Boise Totems (1993)
- Spring Run (1993)
- River of Trees and Stained Glass at Ninth and Idaho Center (1999)
- River Sculpture at the Grove Hotel (1999)
- Boise Chinatown by Dwaine Carver (2001)
- Homage to the Pedestrian by Patrick Zentz (2002)
- Spring Reveal by Brian Goldbloom (2002)
- Basque Block signage (2002)
- Cultural District logos and kiosks (2002)
- Boise Visual Chronicle (1998-current)
- Public Art Pilot Projects (2000-2002)
- Portal by Francis Fox (not yet installed)
- Idanha Hotel Canopy and Mural
- Art in Transit (2003)
- Grove Street Illuminated and Boise Canal (2003)
- Art on the Wall: Building Up Downtown (2004)
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