The Journey
Denver Public Art 1%
2024.2.1
THE JOURNEY is an installation of three murals within the Denver County Jail's Visitors' Room. Intended to support the much-needed connection between people serving their short sentences and their loved ones, these murals symbolize our interconnection and unity, hope for the future, and growth.
Meg Pursell (public art project manager)
Danny Rowley (city project manager)
Captain Chris Rutan (community representative)
Eric Davis (community representative)
Jeffrey Lin (community representative)
Suzi Q. Smith (panel artist)
Jeaneen Yslas (arts professional)
Erin O'Brien (pac member)
Dan Manzanares (commissioner)
Leya Hartman (city council representative)
Rudi Cerri (public art project manager)
Marissa Napoletano (artist)
Sean J. Marshall (artist)
Marissa Napoletano (fabricator)
Sean J. Marshall (fabricator)
Mackenzie Foote (semi-finalist)
Noah Baker (semi-finalist)
Mario Miguel Echevarria (semi-finalist)
Marissa Napoletano (semi-finalist)
Sean J. Marshall (semi-finalist)
Mayor Michael Hancock (mayor)
Danny Rowley (city project manager)
Captain Chris Rutan (community representative)
Eric Davis (community representative)
Jeffrey Lin (community representative)
Suzi Q. Smith (panel artist)
Jeaneen Yslas (arts professional)
Erin O'Brien (pac member)
Dan Manzanares (commissioner)
Leya Hartman (city council representative)
Rudi Cerri (public art project manager)
Marissa Napoletano (artist)
Sean J. Marshall (artist)
Marissa Napoletano (fabricator)
Sean J. Marshall (fabricator)
Mackenzie Foote (semi-finalist)
Noah Baker (semi-finalist)
Mario Miguel Echevarria (semi-finalist)
Marissa Napoletano (semi-finalist)
Sean J. Marshall (semi-finalist)
Mayor Michael Hancock (mayor)