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Access Gallery and Capitol Hill People’s Fair
Access Gallery teamed up with Capitol Hill People's Fair for these murals.
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Untitled (black and white figures)
Artist Diego Rodriguez partnered with Guerilla Garden and a few youth volunteers from Lookout Mountain Youth Corrections. By including east and west walls, visible to passers-by at different times, this black and white project demonstrates the ability to articulate two perspectives in dialogue with each other. Additional photos of this project are available on the Guerilla …
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YNIG Art Education Mural Program
In addition to the artwork, this project included celebrations and youth-community interaction.
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Girls Inc.
Girls Inc. of Metro Denver and Arts Street implemented class time for this project which stretches along 91 feet of fencing on Colfax Ave.
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RTD Station
This Federal Blvd. bridge mural created by JOLT and Guerrilla Garden is visible to RTD Light Rail commuters.
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Sandi Calistro
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Peace Murals
This project converted 22,000 sq. feet of damaged concrete into a community gathering spot including six murals created and painted by local artists and community youth, three basketball courts and 12 steel pillars transformed into peace columns.
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Colorado Creative Giving (no longer on exhibit)
Five artists had their works installed at six storefronts along Welton Street during the ninth annual Five Points Jazz Festival (May 19, 2012).
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Street Kidz Center
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Three Trailer Pod