Entries Tagged Art

Anaheim Public Utilities’ annual poster contests celebrate children for their artwork promoting conservation and water’s importance.

Static displays, interactive activities, storytelling and music mark this area’s celebration of indigenous culture and canals.

A Kansas community honors its Wizard of Oz connections with a newly finished water tower that portrays the wizard’s balloon.

Demonstration xeriscape gardens help a Colorado city encourage residents to replace grass with water-conserving vegetation.

Murals on the primary clarifiers at an Ohio clean-water plant help passersby appreciate the role of treatment in habitats and ecosystems.

An award-winning mural showing a river otter decorates a large water tank and makes a strong impression on the community.

Colored LEDs add visual appeal to a Calgary lift station and help the public understand what goes on within the building walls.

A mural inspired by a former Santa Cruz treatment plant superintendent has had a big impact on staff morale and community appreciation

Brightly colored posters created by kids help the Monte Vista Water District spread the message of conservation year-round

The changing seasons have dramatic visual effects on an abstract work of public art on a 135-foot-diameter concrete water tank.

A decorative fence at the water treatment plant in Bellingham successfully marries water source protection with artistic beauty

A kinetic sculpture at a King County treatment plant is designed in all aspects to represent water and its movements.

More than 800 spray cans in the hands of an artist helped create a mural with a message on a water tank in Greensboro, North Carolina.

Sculpture, decorative fencing and watermarks highlight a newly expanded treatment plant and a popular streamside trail.