Ode to the West Wind - Denver Public Art

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Title
Ode to the West Wind
Artist
George Woodman
Location
Denver Performing Arts Complex, Buell Theatre
Neighborhood
Central Business District
Year
1991
Artwork Type
Public Sculpture
Material
ceramic tile, earthenware glazes

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About This Piece

“Ode to the West Wind” is located on the mezzanine level of the Buell Theatre and is a series of seven ceramic tile panels on a 150′ curved wall. Air, changing light, clouds, and plant forms appear and reappear throughout the mural. The Wild Iris, native to Colorado, is a recurrent motif.

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