Scottsdale, Public Art Arizona, has a vibrant and diverse public art program that enriches the city’s cultural landscape and engages residents and visitors. Here are a few notable examples of public art in Scottsdale:
- “LOVE” by Robert Indiana: Located in Scottsdale Civic Center Park, this iconic sculpture features the word “LOVE” in bold, colorful letters. It has become a popular symbol of love and unity, inviting people to interact with the artwork and take photos.
- “Passing the Legacy” by Herb Mignery: Situated near the Scottsdale Museum of the West, this bronze sculpture depicts cowboys herding cattle, representing Scottsdale’s rich Western heritage and its connection to the land and ranching traditions.
- “Air Apparent” by Janet Echelman: This dynamic and colorful sculpture is suspended above the Arizona Canal in downtown Scottsdale. Made of netting and illuminated by LED lights, it creates an immersive experience that changes with the wind and lighting conditions.
