AOTC Art On The Corner Grand Junction

Grand Junction, Estados Unidos

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Downtown Grand Junction 248 South Fourth Street, Grand Junction, CO, 81501
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420 mGrand Junction
1 kmN 7th St N of Hill Ave
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Denver, CO
While walking around Grand Junction, I noticed the overwhelming amount of outdoor art throughout the streets of the new main street development and the surrounding downtown area. I’m sure there are over 100 sculptures and different art pieces in the tight 4×6 city block area.
I looked deeper into what this was all about, did a little bit of «Google» research and found that the Downtown Development Authority was behind all of this.
‘Begun in 1984 and sponsored by the Downtown Development Authority, Art on the Corner was one of the first sidewalk sculpture exhibits in the country. It includes both temporary and permanent pieces in many different styles and media, from abstract stone pieces to realistic bronze renditions. In 2010 Knit on the Corner & Poetry in the Streets was added to the program.’ referenced by

27 years later, I think the movement has been very successful. The artwork I’m sure has brought visitors from all around the world to see these unique pieces and installations.
I am going to take it upon myself to see each and every piece and learn more about this project. I hope you can to.