American Sign Museum’s CoSign project expanding to Iowa City
CoSign provided new signs to local businesses in Northside and Covington, and now it's launching nationally. Its first stop: Iowa City.
CoSign provided new signs to local businesses in Northside and Covington, and now it’s launching nationally. Its first stop: Iowa City.
The program pairs business owners with local artists and professional sign manufacturers to design, create and install new signs for the business’ storefronts. CoSign helps create a sense of place, and adds vibrancy to neighborhood business districts.
CoSign launched in Northside in 2012, and crossed the river to Covington in 2014. Iowa City’s new signs will be installed and unveiled in August during MidWestOne Bank’s “Rock the Chalk” event.
To read more about why the American Sign Museum chose Iowa City, click here.
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