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Animal Tree

 

 

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ARTIST:    Sue Chenoweth
DATE:   2002
LOCATION:  310 W. Adams
TYPE:   Mural
MATERIALS:   Steel and Ceramic
BUDGET:       $10,000
DISTRICT:       7
ZIP CODE:   ​85003


Chenoweth's Animal Tree greets visitors to the lobby with an array of playful animal images.  The ducks, turtles and guinea pigs usually aren't found in trees, but in the books and stories children have in the classroom. Chenoweth used powder-coated steel geometric shapes and ceramic tiles to extend the colorful tree across the entire wall.