Nationwide Recognition of Scottsdale Public Art		Print This Page Email This Page

Americans for the Arts

On June 23, 2008 Americans for the Arts announced the 45 selections for the 2008 Public Art Year in Review, which celebrates the most successful, innovative, and creative public art projects completed during the previous year. Presented at the Americans for the Arts annual convention in Philadelphia by curators Jody Pinto and Ted Landsmark to an audience of over 1,500 arts professionals from across the country, the winning submissions were selected from a pool of over 200.

Not one, but two artworks from the Scottsdale Public Art collection were selected to be one of the 45 highlighted in this prestigious review

Terraced Cascade—an environmental artwork created by Lorna Jordan at the Chaparral Water Treatment Plant & Park

      To learn more about Terraced Cascade

Cactus Mirage—a passive kinetic sculptural scrim wall created by Norie Sato at the McDowell Mountain Ranch Aquatic Center

      To learn more about Cactus Mirage

Art in America

Every August, Art in America magazine releases its Annual Guide issue. The Doors, by Donald Lipski with Jim Green, was selected through a national juried process to be one of 21 public artworks featured in the 2008 Annual Guide.

To learn more about The Doors