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A 26-foot, 20,000-pound painted-steel jackrabbit by Tempe-based artist John Randall Nelson, fabricated by R.J. Ruff & Co. in Phoenix, installed in 2018 at Marshall Way and Indian School Road in the Old Town Scottsdale Arts District, according to Scottsdale Public Art.
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One-Eyed Jack 26-foot jackrabbit
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One-Eyed Jack was installed in 2018 at the corner of Marshall Way and Indian School Road in Old Town Scottsdale.
Scottsdale Public Art describes a 26-foot-high painted steel sculpture weighing 20,000 pounds, by Tempe-based artist John Randall Nelson and fabricated at R.J. Ruff & Co. in Phoenix. It lists the work as completed in winter 2018. Its origins go back to 2014, when business and property owners along Marshall Way formed a stakeholders group to secure Scottsdale City Council funding for an entryway feature that might encourage people to explore the street. After what the programme calls a lengthy public input process, Nelson's proposal was chosen, in part for its eye-catching design.
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An outdoor sculpture on a street corner in Old Town Scottsdale's Arts District. Scottsdale Public Art says it is lit at night.
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Corner of Marshall Way and Indian School Road, Old Town Scottsdale, Arizona (address per Scottsdale Public Art). Confirm the sculpture and its night lighting are in place before travelling.
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