The 2008 Destination Hyatt magazine publish an article that list Scottsdale as one of three cities that engages their residents with public art.

The Scottsdale Tribune ran a story on artist Kurt Perschke's impending arrival with his fifteen-foot inflatable RedBall. The giant ball will nestle itself into a dozen or so locations throughout Scottsdale from January 13th through February 1, 2008.

Passing the Legacy by artist Herb Mignery

made the front page of the Scottsdale Tribune

on October 20, 2007.

Arizona Foothills magazine featured an article

on the Scottsdale Public Art program in it's

October 2007 issue.

Cactus Mirage at the McDowell Mountain Ranch Aquatic Center by artist Norie Sato won the Crescordia Award in the Art in Public Places category for Valley Forward in September 2007.

The Phoenix New Times named the Scottsdale Civic Center public art tour as Best Cheap Date in it's September Best of Phoenix 2007 issue.

Get Out magazine featured the Scottsdale Public Art Program on the cover of it's July 19 - 25, 2007 issue.

Reporter Chris Page took a photo tour of the collection and named his top ten favorites. A video of his tour was also on the Scottsdale Tribune website.

MAYA II by artist Jarvis Rockwell was honored as one of Art in America magazines Top 20 Public Art Projects for 2006.

The Art of Placemaking by Ronald Lee Fleming discussed the Pima Freeway project The Path Most Traveled by artist Carolyn Braaksma, landscape architect Jeff Engelmann, architect Andrea Forman.

The project is also on the cover.