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KJZZ Features City Hall Exhibition in On-air Interview

3/9/2017

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Local NPR afifliate, KJZZ spoke with Ann Morton and Christina Park about the 27th Ave. Public Arts Residency exhibition on display at the Phoenix City Hall. Follow this link to hear the interview featuring work by both Morton and Christine Lee.

http://kjzz.org/content/446445/art-pieces-recyclables-display-phoenix-city-hall
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Opening Night for the Re-Thanks Project!

3/9/2017

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Photo by Bill Timmerman
On March 6, 2017, the Re-Thanks installation at the Arizona Science Center officially opened. The night started with the exhibition at the Phoenix City Hall and then everyone hopped on trolleys for a short trip over to the Arizona Science Center to see over 3100 flowers made by the community from their own recycled trash - cascading in a 12 ft. x 15 ft. floral wall right inside the entry doors. Every flower carries a bright green note of thanks to the workers who pick up, move and sort our recyclable trash everyday. The notes appear as leaves in this field of colorful gratitude!
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Photo by Bill Timmerman
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