Public Art in the City of Phoenix

The Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture is the City’s designated local arts agency. It supports, champions, and promotes the local arts, culture, and educational community to make Phoenix a great place to live, work, and visit.

Since its establishment in 1986, the agency’s Public Art Program has been a national model for involving artists in designing and building a better city. By fostering collaborations among artists, engineers, architects, landscape architects and other urban designers and thinkers, the program enhances the look, feel and function of a wide range of public buildings, spaces and infrastructure.

The arts inspire and bring joy to residents. They beautify public spaces, strengthen community pride and identity, and bolster the economy.

City of Phoenix Arts & Culture website

Explore Artworks from the City's Collection

Phoenix Site-Specific Public Art Collection

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Neighborhood Vista (2022). By Jeff Zischke.

Phoenix Portable Works Collection

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Desert Nursery (2003). By Frank Ybarra.

Phoenix Airport Museum Collection

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Blue terrazzo floor that spans airport corridor with eye-shaped interweaving patterns in dark blue, gray, and white details

Diné/Navajo Connection (2014). By Janelle L. Stanley