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Title
Allies in Life
Artist
Michael Clapper
Location
Cherry Creek Drive and Steele street
Neighborhood
Cherry Creek
Year
2015
Artwork Type
Rock-cut Sculpture
Material
limestone

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9 people say Photogenic
8 people say Family Friendly
8 people say Hidden Gem
7 people say Thought Provoking
4 people say Interactive
3 people say Love it

About This Piece

Carved from a solid block of limestone, the work utilizes negative space to convey its message. The limestone block is divided into two pieces signifying the fact that Karmiel Park is part of Denver’s Sister City program. The twin blocks represents “sisters” that, together, form a graphic of life.

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