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Shards​​

 

 

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​ARTIST:   Richard Gubernick
DATE:   1990
LOCATION:  PHX Terminal 4, Parking area stairwells
TYPE:   Airport
MATERIALS:   enamel coated aluminum
BUDGET:   $75,000
DISTRICT:   8
ZIP CODE:  8503​4 ​​

Gubernick was inspired by the colors and imagery of historic Southwestern artwork to create the six abstract relief panels. They are mounted on the walls of the stairwells. ​