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Buckeye arts manager outlines public-art projects including murals, traffic-box wraps and kinetic sculpture
Summary
Ilana Lydia Holden, Buckeye arts and culture manager, described a community-driven public-art process and several upcoming installations — murals, 11 traffic-box projects, signal wraps, a kinetic sculpture for Sundance Park and library pieces — saying community feedback from the Parks and Recreation master plan guided the work.
Ilana Lydia Holden, arts and culture manager, described a community-driven public-art program in Buckeye and listed several upcoming projects, saying the work grew from the Parks and Recreation master plan and input from the Community Services Advisory Board. "The process was really generated from the people who responded to the Parks and Rec master plan," Holden said.
Holden, who said she has been in the job 14 months, told meeting attendees the program emphasizes local preferences and artist selection by committee. "Before I was here, there wasn't really any type of process," she said, describing how staff and the Community Services Advisory…
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