This bill mandates the establishment of a designated gallery space on the grounds of the State House for the exhibition of artwork created by residents from each of New Jersey's counties. The State Capitol Joint Management Commission is tasked with creating and maintaining this location, as well as developing standards regarding the size and quantity of the artwork displayed. Each county will have its artwork exhibited for a minimum of 60 days, with the stipulation that no two counties can display their artwork simultaneously. The commission will also be responsible for ensuring a fair and equitable schedule for the displays.

Additionally, the bill assigns the responsibility of selecting the artwork to the Director of Public Information within the Office of Legislative Services, who must adhere to the standards set by the commission. The act is set to take effect on December 31, 2023. Overall, this legislation aims to promote and celebrate the artistic contributions of New Jersey's counties by providing them with a platform for public display.