Public Art
City Hall Art Selection
After spending months reviewing art of various styles, materials and artists, the Cherry Hills Village Art Commission is excited to announce the newest addition to the City's public art collection: Gusto by Gilberto Romero, located in front of City Hall.
Watch a video with artist Gilberto Romero and the installation of Gusto at City Hall.
Gilberto Romero works primarily with metal and stone. Through his shape, line, color and use of negative and positive space, viewers can experience freedom, flow and playful wonderment. He is an avid outdoorsman and finds the majority of his inspiration from nature. “I see shapes everywhere”, he stated during his interview with the CHVAC, his patient nature helps him listen as the stones “speak” with the possibility of becoming part of a future piece.
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Artist: Susan Cooper
- Art Piece: "The Village: My Home Town" (wall hanging)
- Location: City Hall
- Status: Donated to the City
Artist: Wayne Salge
- Art Piece: "Really" (sculpture)
- Location: southwest corner of E. Quincy Avenue and Meade Lane
- Dedicated: summer 2019
- Status: on loan until summer 2021
Artist: James Surls
- Art Piece: "Big Bronze Walking Eye Flower" (sculpture)
- Location: Northwest corner of Quincy and University (City Park)
- Dedicated: July 2018
- Status: Loan ended Summer 2020
- Watch an interview with the artist
Artist: Robert Mangold
- Art Piece: Untitled (sculpture)
- Location: Quincy Farm (no public access at this time)
- Dedicated: February 2018
- Status: Donated to the City
Artist: Emmett Culligan
- Art Piece: "Rubric Series Number 6" (sculpture)
- Location: Northeast Corner of Joint Public Safety Facility
2460 E Quincy Avenue
Cherry Hills Village, CO 80113 - Dedication: October 2016
- Status: Purchased in November 2016