Urban Arts Fund
Untitled (black and white image of woman covering her eyes)
This mural was painted in collaboration with Re-imagining Arts Worldwide (R.A.W.).
Urban Arts Fund
Untitled (Hindu man)
This mural was painted in collaboration with Re-imagining Arts Worldwide.
Urban Arts Fund
Untitled (three figures holding antlers)
This dreamlike mural on a basketball court wall at Fairview Elementary School features three figures holding antlers. This mural was painted in collaboration with Re-imagining Arts Worldwide (R.A.W.)
Urban Arts Fund
Untitled (black bear surrounded by abstract colors).
This mural was painted in collaboration with Re-imagining Arts Worldwide.
Urban Arts Fund
Born Within Their Natal Cloud
This mural is a procedurally-generated design, reflective of the microcosmic/macrocosmic dual nature of reality.
Public Art
Christopher Columbus
This bronze statue depicts a stylistic human form extending arms and legs in four directions – North, South, East and West. The statue is encircled by three spherical stainless steel rings representing the planet earth. Donated by Alfred P. Adamo and Anna Adamo in 1970.
Public Art
Ascent
The Denver Arts & Venues Public Art Program commissioned an original musical composition for Denver’s City and County Building Chime. The composition will act as a signature piece for Denver; something that will be memorable to identify Denver to residents and visitors. The composition is celebratory in nature (e.g., uplifting, lively, positive: evoking the spirit …
Public Art
Ascent
Until 2003, Denver’s various City departments were spread around the City at various locations. This meant doing business with the City was a multi-stop experience. With this in mind the City selected a location for the new Wellington E. Webb Municipal Office Building adjacent to Civic Center Park. The park was chosen for its …
Public Art
Maria Mosina and Igor Vassine
Public Art
La Veleta / The Weathervane
“La Veleta” is a playful depiction of seven animal faces composed of colorful mosaic tiles stacked forty feet high, much like a totem pole. The seven animals; a bear, a lynx, a fox, a mountain lion, an owl, a ram and a snake, symbolize the diverse ecosystems found in Colorado as well as the diversity …