Public Art
Come and See What We Mean
New to the Colorado Convention Center in 2014:
"The Heavy is the Root of the Light"
"Boulder Creek – Autumn 08 #1"
"Atmosphere No. 27, 37 and 44"
See out latest Blog on the official launch of Imagine 2020, Denver's Cultural Plan.
Denver's Public Art Program was established in 1988 as an Executive Order under Mayor Federico Pena. The order directed that 1% of any capital improvement project over $1 million undertaken by the City be set aside for the inclusion of art in the design and construction of these projects. Over the past years, the City has installed over 150 works of art under this program. These works, along with historic and donated works of art, make up the City's Public Art Collection. The Public Art Program is a program of the Denver Office of Cultural Affairs, and is overseen by the Denver Commission on Cultural Affairs.
Click on the image below to view the full Public Art Guide to Downtown Denver.
The Colorado Convention Center is honored to have their own wonderful collection of public art on-site. Information about the City's entire public art collection and opportunities for involvement in the public art process is available by visiting PUBLIC ART or calling (720) 865-4313.
