Untitled (Black Abstract Line, dedicated to Martin Luther King, Jr.) - Denver Public Art

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Roger Kotoske's Untitled

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Title
Untitled (Black Abstract Line, dedicated to Martin Luther King, Jr.)
Artist
Anthony Magar
Location
Burns Park
Neighborhood
Hilltop
Year
June 1968
Artwork Type
Public Sculpture
Material
painted stainless steel

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About This Piece

In 1968, Roger Kotoske brought artists Robert Morris, Angelo Di Benedetto, Richard Van Buren, Peter Forakis, Tony Magar, Dean Fleming, Robert Mangold and William Verhelst to Denver to create and install outdoor sculptures in Burns Park as part of the Denver National Sculpture Symposium

This piece was dedicated to Martin Luther King, Jr.

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