“For Pittsburgh” is a public art work created by Jenny Holzer in 2005 for the roof of the David L. Lawrence Convention Center. …

Richard Haas is well known for giving flat surfaces a three-dimensional appearance. This 36 × 56 foot mural was painted in the …

The Gateway fills the main hallway of Longfellow Elementary …

This massive Harries/Héder Collaborative project contains five…

These 16 paintings hang in the Aurora Central Library to create a mural series. The subjects depicted draw from the types of bo…

Douwe Blumberg’s public artwork was created for Side Creek Park and designed to be placed so that the sculptural groupings mean…

The public art installation by Douwe Blumberg was created specifically for Star K Ranch, a
200‐acre natural area with a learnin…

“A Change in Rules” is the first public artwork commissioned through the City of Aurora Art in Public Places Program. The six l…

This contemporary rock-like sculpture has the appearance of an eroded hogback formation and a geode or polished stone. Metaphor…

This landscape integrated artwork honors one of Aurora’s true pioneers and City supporters, Billie Preston. The artwork is mean…

Field of Blue is a smaller than life-size sculpture that commemorates fallen Aurora police officers. The artwork stand in front…

In the Swim adds a splash of color to the indoor swimming year round. It’s green, orange, purple and yellow banners depict swim…

“Aurora Wrap” is integrated into the architecture of the building and is a visual metaphor for the relationship between the Pol…

“A Room to Breathe” is a series of handmade ceramic tile murals. These artworks can be seen in the picnic shelters and the larg…