Arizona Art Project - Influx AZ Comes to Chandler Arizona

By Derek Neighbors on February 13, 2013

IN FLUX a innovative multi-city initiative. It demonstrates a holistic approach to temporary public art projects. Influx showcases installations created by local Arizona artists. They are preparing for their third cycle.

Local Arizona Art

This cycle has three Arizona artists displaying working in Chandler, AZ. Textile artist Ann Morton, sculptor Craig Randich and mixed-media artist Denise Yaghmourian will be displaying their work. This temporary display is intended to help show case Arizona Art. There is plenty of FREE covered parking in Downtown Chandler. Additionally, the installations are all located the Valley Metro Bus Rapid Transit line for those looking to leave the car at home. Come make an afternoon of it by walking the path and visiting the Vision Art Gallery. Stay and grab a meal at one of the fine eateries before heading back out.

We are excited that Gangplank will be the host to one of the installations. Here are the locations and a proposed walking trail. Installations should be ready to display in the next two weeks.

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