Tileography panels at Community Foundation

Their website cfsaz.org page “Who We Are” says “The Community Foundation for Southern Arizona connects donors to the causes they care about, serving as a vital link between philanthropy and the community’s needs.”

There's outdoor art around their buildings and changing art exhibits inside their co-working space. One art display is panels made by tileography. The website www.tilography.com describes the process and shows examples. One place you'll see tileography in Tucson is along Broadway Blvd. just east of downtown around the Rattlesnake Bridge.

There are eight tileography panels with portraits of Tucsonans. Enter at the door to the south of the tall mural shown in our June 25, 2021 post Murals being made, part 63: Connections. Then walk along the passageway:

The panels are numbered One through Eight, starting near that entrance. At the end of this post are a plaque with descriptions of each panel, then the text from it.

^^ Panel One ^^

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The plaque after Panel Eight:

From Google Lens, with corrections by me:

FACING THE COMMUNITY 2001-
Artist/Photographer: Stephen Farley
Tilography by Richard Young and Tom Galloway

Panel One
Jannell and Marlene Davis
Community Food Bank

Panel Two
Louie Oviedo and Paul Kaye
Primavera Builders

Panel Tiuree
Yasuhiro Nakatani, M.D.
Kino Community Inspital
Early Intervention HTV Services Crinic

Panel Four
Bang Romano, Veil Fotey & Beth Marquart
Pastime Players

Panel Five
Garrick Woods, Hae Ryoung Lee & Rebeca Ortiz
Tucson Youth Symphonia

Panel Six
Selina Mendoza, Bruce Stewart &
Abran (?) and Daniel Lopez Nunez
Pueblo Gardens Neighborhood Association

Panel Seven
Richard Higginbotham and Johnny Gibson
PRONeighborhoods

Panel Eight
Ana Sarmienito (?)
Native American Education Program
Challenger Middle School

I visited on July 22, 2024.