Phoenix showcases Brad Goldberg's Mesquite Bosque public art at Municipal Court

The City of Phoenix held a meeting on May 5, 2025, to discuss the Mesquite Bosque, a public art installation that serves as both an entrance to the Phoenix Municipal Court and a tribute to the cultural significance of the Sonoran Desert.

The meeting began with an introduction to the Mesquite Bosque, created by artist Brad Goldberg. This installation features over 85 mesquite trees, which are historically native to the area, and includes three thoughtfully designed walkways. The purpose of these walkways is to provide a calming experience for visitors and users of the municipal court.

Discussions highlighted the importance of integrating art into public spaces, emphasizing how the Mesquite Bosque enhances the aesthetic and cultural landscape of Phoenix. The installation not only beautifies the area but also serves as a reminder of the region's natural heritage.

No formal resolutions or votes were recorded during this meeting, as the focus remained on appreciating the artistic and cultural value of the Mesquite Bosque. The meeting concluded with a commitment to continue promoting public art initiatives throughout the city, ensuring that such installations remain accessible and meaningful to the community.