Your wall. Your fence. Your facade. Activated.

Nosreme partners with developers, cities, institutions, and property owners to commission public art across Baltimore. Three offerings, one team, one intake.

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Find the right framework for your site.

Most projects fit one of three frameworks. Use this comparison to find yours — then click through to read more.

01
Temporary activations
AWIP
Best For
Active construction sites, hoarding, scaffolding, vacant storefronts
Permanence
Temporary, 3 months – 2 years
Timeline
8–16 weeks from intake to install
Budget
Lower-tier — entry product
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02
Permanent work
1% for Art Commissions
Best For
Capital projects with percent-for-art requirements
Permanence
Permanent installation
Timeline
6–18 months from intake to install
Budget
Highest-tier — scale product
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03
Standalone work
Mural Commissions
Best For
Neighborhood walls, business facades, community-led projects
Permanence
Permanent installation
Timeline
12–20 weeks from intake to install
Budget
Mid-tier
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Why Partner With Nosreme

We sit at the intersection of real estate, public art, and community engagement.

01 —
Speed.
We move from first meeting to activated wall faster than a traditional RFP cycle.
02 —
Credibility.
We work with artists Baltimore knows and trusts. Your project becomes part of the city's cultural conversation — not an outsider's commission.
03 —
Community fit.
Every project includes community engagement built into the process.

For Developers and Cities

Public art can do more than decorate a site.

If you're a developer, city agency, or institutional property owner, a Nosreme partnership can satisfy public benefit requirements, activate construction hoarding, fulfill percent-for-art commitments, or commission a standalone work for a building you own.

TIF and Public Funding
Public art investments can qualify for Tax Increment Financing (TIF) benefits and other public funding mechanisms in many Maryland jurisdictions. We can help you understand how a Nosreme partnership might fit into a broader TIF package or match-funding structure. Not tax advice — but a conversation worth having early.

Current Partnership

Location: 211 W 28th Street, Remington
Wickerham + Lomax × Seawall Development
Our inaugural AWIP artists-in-residence are Wickerham and Lomax, in collaboration with Seawall Development and Charm City Buyers. Supported by grants from the William G. Baker Jr. Memorial Fund and a contribution from T. Rowe Price.
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Past Partnerships

Completed partnerships, activations, and commissions.

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Tell us about your site. Our intake form takes about 3 minutes. We'll follow up within a week.