Warehouse Arts District Murals and Steel Sculpture
Inspired by historic metal signs previously found throughout Tucson, a group of 10 high school youth artists created signage and a series of murals found throughout the Warehouse Arts District.
Art Form: Mural|Sculpture
Location: Downtown
Collection(s): City of Tucson
Funding: Pima Association of Governments
Artist(s): Amy Novelli, Avriana Jimenez, Graham Bliss, Kayla Chevas, Johanna Robin Hand, Elizabeth McCormick, Brisa Ocampo, Anthony Pool, Zane Schaefer, Saghar Soleimani
Amy Novelli, Avriana Jimenez, Graham Bliss, Kayla Chevas, Johanna Robin Hand, Elizabeth McCormick, Brisa Ocampo, Anthony Pool, Zane Schaefer, Saghar Soleimani, Warehouse Arts District Murals and Steel Sculpture, 2015.
The Warehouse Arts District sign and mural series was created by artists Amy Novelli, Avriana Jimenez, Graham Bliss, Kayla Chevas, Johanna Robin Hand, Elizabeth McCormick, Brisa Ocampo, Anthony Pool, Zane Schaefer, and Saghar Soleimani, all of whom were high school youth. The wayfinding sign and series of murals were inspired by historic metal signs found in Tucson from the 1940's thru the 1970's.
Dimensions: Steel sign: 5'8"h x 5'8"w x 8"(triangular) x 4"d and 10 4' h x 8'w murals
Address: 191 E Toole Ave. (between 6th and 7th avenues on north side of Toole)
