Include: All publicly available permanent sculptures/ statuary in the city of Denver.
– Must be on publicly visible property or not require money for access to see them. (free)
– Can be in plazas, atriums, parks, developments, office parks, recreation areas,
firehouses, the grounds of private buildings, lobbies, entrances, balconies etc.
– Outdoor permanent display of sculptures at museums,
– Three dimensional artworks, including tiles with depth, that the public can access.
– Indoor displays that are present in public buildings, courthouses, lobbies, etc.
Exclude: Limits on what was not included.
– Commercially reproduced craft sculptures, for example whirly-gigs.
– Public areas where design is ‘sculptural’, but meant more for function than Art.
(For example; bus station, bench, shelter, signage, planters, facades that have some
forms on them- and are not primarily FOR artistic display)
– All Private residences, driveways, yards, rooftops, alleys etc.
– Temporarily installed sculptures- for one or two years (by the city for example).
– Flat murals or displays that have little or no dimensionality.
– Religious statuary that are not unique/ primarily for art presentation.