Tuscon International Airport’s new art brochure
Posted on October 28th, 2009 by Harriet Baskas
From now through the end of December, 2009, the Center Gallery at Tucson International Airport (TUS) is featuring Lines.Space.Color, enamel paintings and sculpture by Tucson artist Steven Derks.
The exhibit includes two of Derks’ steel sculptures made of items he’s rescued from junkyards and scrap metal bins and Gridspace (below) made of 52 12” by 12” panels.
There’s plenty of other art around Tucson International Airport: in addition to several other temporary exhibit spaces, the airport owns more than 40 permanent works by area artists.
To see what’s there – and what’s where - download one of the airport’s brand new art brochures.
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