Public Art
Public Art for the Community
Art in public space belongs to everyone. It creates access without barriers, sparks conversation across differences, and strengthens cultural connection.
Rooted in the diversity of the San Diego–Baja region, Liberty Station Public Art highlights artists whose work reflect the stories, histories, and perspectives that shape our community.
Across the historic campus, installations contribute to a cultural landscape that is dynamic, inclusive, and continually evolving.
Call for Artists/ Convocatoria para artistas
INSTALLATIONS AT THE STATION - RFQ | Now Live
Calling artists and artist teams! As part of the Installations at the Station public art program, Arts District Liberty Station is seeking qualifications from artists and artist teams from San Diego/Northern Baja via RFQ to create temporary, site-specific outdoor public installations in 2027 to artistically transform the historic former Naval Training Center site at Arts District Liberty Station. Those interested are invited to learn more and submit their qualifications by Sunday November 29, 2026 @ 11:59 PM PST.
Questions? Email admin@artsdistrictlibertystation.org with Subject Line “Installations at the Station – Question”. or attend one of our Virtual Bilingual (ENG/SPAN) Q&A Session on November 11th, 2026 from 12-1pm and November 18th, 2026 from 5:30-6:30 pm PST.
INSTALACIONES EN LA ESTACIÓN - RFQ | Ya disponible
¡Llamada a artistas y equipos de artistas! Como parte del programa de arte público Instalaciones en la estación, Arts District Liberty Station busca cualificaciones de artistas y equipos de artistas de San Diego/Baja California Norte via formato RFQ (Solicitud de Cualificaciones) para crear instalaciones de arte público temporales, al aire libre, y específicas para el sitio en 2027 con el fin de artísticamente transformar el histórico Centro de Entrenamiento Naval en Arts District Liberty Station. Se invita a los interesados a obtener más información y enviar sus cualificaciones para la fecha límite el domingo 29 de noviembre de 2026 a las 11:59 p. m. (PST).
¿Preguntas? Envía un correo electrónico a admin@artsdistrictlibertystation.org con el asunto “Installations at the Station – Pregunta”. O asiste a una de nuestras sesiones virtuales bilingüe (inglés/español) de preguntas y respuestas el miércoles 11 de noviembre 2026 de 12 a 1 pm PST o el miércoles 18 de noviembre 2026 de 5:30 a 6:30 pm PST
Installations at the Station
Established in 2017, the Art in Public Places Committee (AiPP) oversees the selection of temporary installations across the Arts District.
Through a request for qualifications process, artists are commissioned to exhibit work for one-year installations. This rotating model ensures the campus remains active and responsive to new voices and ideas. The mission of AiPP is to highlight the culture and diversity of the region while supporting artists through meaningful public engagement.
Artists are invited to participate through a request for qualifications process.
Experience the Open-Air Gallery
Explore public art throughout the Arts District by taking a tour through the Open-Air Gallery — a curated outdoor collection of temporary installations across the campus.
Look for the teal and white circular signs near each artwork and scan the QR code to access the digital tour. Visitors can learn about the artists, explore the inspiration behind each piece, and gain insight into the creative process through behind-the-scenes imagery and artist audio.
Explore the Collection
Current Public Art
Art in Public Places Committee
- Vicki Reed, Chair
- Daniel Dennert
- Lael Corbin
- Josemar Gonzalez
- Perry Vazquez
- Dinah Poellnitz
- Francisco Eme
- Leticia Gomez-Franco
- Armando Nuñez