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Pursuing Perspectives
The sculpture is installed in the entrance of the library and is constructed of painted wood and other materials. The colors are vivid, red being dominant. The objects are symbolic of learning and knowledge. The piece combines and contrasts old and new methods of learning in Eastern and Western cultures. A chair represents a person …
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Balustrade
“Balustrade,” located on the north and south bridges of Level 6 in Jeppesen Terminal, divide the lower level into three distinct modules. The sky bridges feature a four-part balustrade constructed of 28 hand-thrown ceramic vases that form a colorful frame for the Great Hall below. The piece reflects the artist’s observance and comment on architecture …
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Flame of Compassion
The “Flame of Compassion” is a wind harp which is in constant harmonic communication with the elemental heartbeat of nature. This sculpture stands as a metaphor for the constant vigilance and genuine intent held to create harmony as the preferred outcome in daily drama of city life in Denver.
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First Round
Figurative sculptural design for the golf course tee markers. A man and a woman adorn each side of a bench. The two life-sized sculptures of golf players are connected by a six to seven foot long wooden seat. The male figure is surrounded by a sand trap, and the pose of the sculpture suggests a …
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Continuum
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Spirit of The People
“Spirit of the People: A Native American Exhibition” tells the story of Native Americans in the Colorado region through paintings, photographs and narratives. The exhibition begins in international arrivals with 53 pieces of artwork depicting life in Colorado approximately 7,000 to 10,000 years ago and continues with the Anasazi people who lived in Colorado 1,000 …
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Beaded Circle Crossing
The sculpture derives its form from the lodges, tipis, and beadwork of Native Americans, as well as from the bridges of Eiffel and Calatrava. The central upper rectangle is symbolic of the iridescent screens of spliced glass tubes alternating with “bugle bead” shapes. The gathering of the poles around the helix of yellow glass may …
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Children of the World Dream of Peace
“Children of the World Dream of Peace” is a powerful mural expressing the artist’s desire to abolish violence in society. One section of the piece speaks to the tragedy and devastation of war and its impact on humanity. The mural then moves on to images of smiling children, dressed in traditional folk costumes from around …
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Dual Meridian
“Dual Meridian” pays homage to the architectural heritage of its site by harking back to the grand, vaulted spaces of turn-of-the-century transportation halls and train sheds. On one side, curvilinear train tracks and indigenous Colorado stones reflect an Iron Age sensibility about transportation. The other side, with its concrete landforms and tiled global map projection, …
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Tribute to Elrey Jeppesen
Elrey Jeppesen was an important figure in early aviation and in Colorado history, bringing standards of navigation and safety to the new industry. There is also a Jeppesen exhibit located on level 6 at the north end of the terminal where aviation enthusiasts can look at see his contributions to the field, his gear, and awards …