Vote on favorite artwork for a People’s Choice CODAaward
Posted 7/21/23
Public art installations in Scottsdale, the Town of Paradise Valley and Phoenix are among the Top 100 finalists for a CODAaward, given to those who successfully integrate commissioned art into …
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Local works of art a part of global contest
Vote on favorite artwork for a People’s Choice CODAaward
(Courtesy of CODAworx)
Four pieces of work found in Arizona a part of the Top 100 finalists in the CODAaward contest. Public voting is open until July 31. Pictured is Our Lady of the Angels at Franciscan Renewal Center in Phoenix.
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Public art installations in Scottsdale, the Town of Paradise Valley and Phoenix are among the Top 100 finalists for a CODAaward, given to those who successfully integrate commissioned art into interior, architectural, or public spaces.
From July 18 to 31, public voting is open. The two artworks that receive the most online votes will win a People’s Choice CODAaward, according to a press release.
The Arizona nominees are:
Our Lady of the Angels (Phoenix - Liturgical Category)
Our Lady of the Angels is apart of the Franciscan Renewal Center, which is on a Maricopa County island inside Town of Paradise Valley municipal borders.
Hundreds of commissioned art projects were submitted to the 11th Annual CODAawards: Collaboration of Design + Art, the press release stated.
To vote for the Arizona nominees, visit codaworx.com/codaawards/2023-top-100/?
This year’s record-setting 411 CODAawards entries are located across 24 countries (and one in the Korean Demilitarized Zone), with the average project budget being $268,266.
