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Know your city Know your city

Know your city. Poster for exhibition to promote greater understanding among the public of their city through the presentation of city planning & housing information at the Sioux City Art Center, Iowa. Date between 1936 and 1940

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: A Call to Community Engagement and Urban Progress in Sioux City, Iowa (circa 1936-1940) This evocative poster, titled "Know Your City," is a testament to the spirit of civic pride and community engagement that once thrived in the heart of Sioux City, Iowa. Created during the 1930s or early 1940s, this poster was produced as part of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) Federal Art Project, an initiative designed to provide employment opportunities for artists during the Great Depression. The poster's vibrant colors and dynamic design immediately capture the viewer's attention, drawing them in to explore the rich information it presents. The image of a city skyline, with its modern buildings and progressively planned streets, conveys a sense of optimism and forward momentum. The accompanying text, which reads "City Planning and Housing Information," invites the public to engage with their city on a deeper level. The "Know Your City" poster was likely displayed at the Sioux City Art Center, a cultural hub and community institution that played a pivotal role in promoting public education and awareness. By showcasing city planning and housing information, the poster aimed to foster a greater understanding of the urban landscape and the role that effective administration and community involvement could play in shaping its future. As we gaze upon this historic poster today, we are reminded of the power of art and community engagement to inspire, educate, and bring people together. The "Know Your City" poster stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of progress and civic pride that has long defined the city of Sioux City and continues to shape its future.

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