Street Marker

exploring new ways to mark streets 

​Street Marker experiments with ways to mark streets, starting with a custom tool kit that allows communities to create striking patterns, colorful communal murals, and more. The tools encourage New Yorkers to draw together and take up space. Staff engage passersby, and teaching artists can help elevate the experience.

A child smiling towards the camera while chalking on the street.
Mom with a child and another older child writing things on the paper on a wooden table on the street.
People drawing on an One Big Table by an organization Street Lab at an open street in NYC.
Children chalking on the streets.
Children chalking on the floor.
A view of people chalking on the street in NYC. There is sign that says "PLAY." The button on the top right corner reads "Pedestrian Plaza."
A view of kids playing on street with chalks.
A view of children playing on the street and chalking on the ground. The button on the top right corner reads "Returning Partner."
Kids chalking on the ground.

Initial support from:

NYC COVID-19 Response and Impact Fund at The New York Community Trust

Design Partner:

Design Across Scales Lab

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