Public Art
The Scripture Gardens
The Scripture Gardens is a contemplative space to enrich the soul through interaction with nature.
Public Art
General Pulaski Monument
The monument was unveiled and dedicated to the people of Denver, Colorado in commemoration of the 200th anniversary of American independence. The towering gray and rose granite monument pays tribute to six eminent Poles: General Kazimierz Pulaski, General Tadeusz Kosciuszko, Maria Sklodowska Curie, Ignacy Jan Paderewski, Mikolaj Kopernik and Fryderyk Chopin. Inscription: “In Tribute to …
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Steele Street Fountain
Gary Dwyer is an artist with 20 years of international experience working in a variety of landscape, sculpture and photographic genres. He was commissioned by the French Ministry of Culture to articulate the site of an ancient spring in Limousin. The Eastern European Artists Union commissioned him to design and construct a memorial for The …
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Untitled (Trees I)
*One Element of the Artwork Currently Not on View for Restoration*
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Valedictorian
“Valedictorian”, also known as “Redwood”, is an abstract tree form constructed of wood and metal. The piece is composed of two fan-like shapes made from wood slats bolted to two metal posts. The wood slats are wrapped with sheet metal so only the end grains of the board are exposed. The wood slats are painted …
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Calculated Risk
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Untitled (U Shape)
This sculpture by Anthony Magar features two red abstract “u” shapes.
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Rima
This sculptural stone relief by Edgar Britton features an abstract figure.
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Miner’s Court
A miners’ court was a type of quasi-judicial court common in the American Old West that summoned a subset of the miners in a district when a dispute arose. It was made to retain order and decide punishments within mining communities. A presiding officer or judge was elected and a jury was selected. Other systems that were used included alcaldes and arbitration. In the event a decision …
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Frontier Trail
This oil painting by Allen True shows men of various economic backgrounds and occupations meeting in a room and having a passionate conversation. The bottom of the painting reads “Frontier Trail”.