Public Art
Mountain Streams
Public Art
Personal Icons
As a part of West Pines Hospital’s “A Celebration of Cultural Diversity, and Unity” program, the artist established a series of workshops at the Ross Barnum Library, to produce a mural, working with people in the neighborhood. The result is a 3′ X 3′ bronze tile artwork, that was permanently installed on the front of …
Public Art
Juntos / Together
Panels were created using inspiration from neighborhood and recreation center activities.
Public Art
Pasado, Presente, Futuro
Denver artist Carlota Espinoza painted this 20-foot mural. The work was commissioned by the Friends of the Denver Public Library and was presented to the Byers Branch Library in October of 1975. The work was designated an official Centennial-Bicentennial project.
Public Art
The Family
This bronze sculpture features the figures of a woman and man holding a child. The woman’s right arm is around the waist of the man, and the man’s left arm is around the woman. The simplified forms face the entrance of the hospital. They are standing on an exposed aggregate concrete base.
Urban Arts Fund
Untitled (Native American faces silhouetted against Colorado mountains, setting sun resembles Colorado state flag)
Urban Arts Fund
Synapses
Urban Arts Fund
Pillars of Unity
Public Art
Crossroads / Encrucijada
“Crossroads / Encrucijada” marks the intersection of 6th Avenue and Federal Boulevard with four brightly colored monuments, one at each corner. With patterns reminiscent of serapes, each piece also bears bronze sconces with cutout chevron designs lit with solar powered LED lights. The title of the artwork was deliberate, as was the serape theme. “This …
Urban Arts Fund
Villa Park Mini Mart Mural