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The aqua-colored “stream of water” leading to the circular display area where exhibition attendees viewed the water-themed artworks.
Not far from Mesa’s Northwest Water Reclamation Plant in Arizona is the 2,100-acre Riverview Park. More than 200 years ago, a series of canals traversed the site as a source of water for Native Americans in Arizona.
For 10 days in November 2019, it was the site of a unique...