Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix, Arizona
The Estria Foundation teamed up with community organizations; Black Mesa Water Coalition, Tonatierra, PUENTE, The Phoenix Revitalization Corporation, The Valley Youth Theater, and the Downtown Phoenix Partnership to host this mural dedicated to local water conditions. Lead by an amazing team of artists, including Jeff Slim, Kim Smith, Xochitl Enriquez, Angel Diaz, Averian Chee, and members of the Cyphers Center for Urban Art, they are using art as a tool to tell the story of the of the Phoenix watershed. This 2500 square foot mural is on the south side of the Valley Youth Theater on 1st Street and Fillmore.
The Phoenix #Water Writes mural depicts the journey that our water and energy take to get to us. The Navajo Reservation has 2 coal power plants that supply energy to Phoenix, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles. These power plants also push water uphill to the Central Arizona Project (CAP). Many of these communities where the water and electricity come from have health problems, high unemployment rate, no electricity, and no running water.
Viewer can find this mural below…
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Mural Name
Water Writes Phoenix, Arizona
Date Completed
May 3, 2013
Artists
Jeff Slim
Angel Diaz
Kim Smith
Remy
Averian Chee
Xochitl Enrique
KEISR
Jules Badoni
Mario Alba
Sinek
Ivan Garcia
Edgar Fernandez
David Alvarez
Jeremy Fields
Ramon Aguirre
Lalo Cota
Community Partners
Black Mesa Water Coalition
The Downtown Phoenix Partnership
PUENTE
Tonatierra Nauhacalli
Cyphers Youth Arts Center
Honor the Earth
We Need Your Help
Your tax deductible Annual Membership provides much needed support for arts education in Hawaiʻi.
Help purchasing much needed supplies for our wall murals.
Assist in funding cultural advisers for our youth workshops.
Help stage events surrounding our public mural unveilings.
We Need Your Help
Your tax deductible Annual Membership provides much needed support for arts education in Hawaiʻi.
Help purchasing much needed supplies for our wall murals.
Assist in funding cultural advisers for our youth workshops.
Help stage events surrounding our public mural unveilings.