One-Eyed Jack

One-Eyed Jack is a striking 26-foot tall painted steel jackrabbit sculpture created by Tempe-based artist John Randall Nelson, located at the intersection of Marshall Way and Indian School Road in Scottsdale, AZ. This artistic landmark serves as a gateway to Old Town Scottsdale's vibrant arts district, symbolizing the area's eclectic heritage and inviting visitors to explore its galleries, shops, and restaurants.

Commissioned by a group of local business and property owners, the sculpture embodies themes of rebirth, cleverness, and transformation, while its modernist design reflects the intersection of Scottsdale's agrarian roots and contemporary arts scene. Illuminated at night, One-Eyed Jack stands as a beacon of cultural vitality, connecting past and future in the community.

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