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Surprise seeking votes for art outside stadium

Art piece takes big ‘Bounce’ in international competition

Four Arizona art installations are up for an international award, including one called “Bounce” in Surprise.

Courtesy CODAworx

“Molecules” in Scottsdale is up for a CODAaward.

Courtesy CODAworx

“Molecules” in Scottsdale is up for a CODAaward.

Courtesy CODAworx

“The Giving Tree” in south Phoenix is one of four Arizona art installations up for an international CODAaward.

Courtesy CODAworx

A public art installation outside of Surprise Stadium is up for an award with three others in Arizona.

The stadium’s “Bounce” piece near the first-base gate and along Bullard Avenue is one of four in the state that was named a top 100 finalists for a CODAaward.

The honor is given to those who successfully integrate commissioned art into interior, architectural, or public spaces.

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