The Stream Rises Above the Fountain
Denver Public Art 1%
2014.5.1
The artwork is installed on the south wall of the Montbello Recreation Center. The work is 32 feet tall, 60 feet wide. The two dimensional aluminum and ceramic fountain symbolizes the positive and healing forces at work in the community. There are eight giant brightly glazed figures (seven animals and one human) tumbling around in the vertically plunging flow of aluminum.
Through a series of free hands-on workshops at the Montbello Recreation Center, the community created additional tiles reflecting positive personal and collective expressions of Montbello. These tiles were incorporated into the final artwork.
Robert Tully (rights held by)
Jim Green (rights held by)
Michael Clapper (rights held by)
Mario Miguel Echevarria (semi-finalist)
Mayor Michael Hancock (mayor)
Rudi Cerri (public art project manager)
Jay Henke (rights held by)
Lisa Ford (rights held by)
Scott Gilmore (rights held by)
Rev. James Fouther (rights held by)
Amy Laugesen (rights held by)
Jacquelyn Connolly (arts professional)
Debra Sanders (rights held by)
David Kennedy (rights held by)
Maria Cole (rights held by)
Mario Miguel Echevarria (depicts)
Jim Green (rights held by)
Michael Clapper (rights held by)
Mario Miguel Echevarria (semi-finalist)
Mayor Michael Hancock (mayor)
Rudi Cerri (public art project manager)
Jay Henke (rights held by)
Lisa Ford (rights held by)
Scott Gilmore (rights held by)
Rev. James Fouther (rights held by)
Amy Laugesen (rights held by)
Jacquelyn Connolly (arts professional)
Debra Sanders (rights held by)
David Kennedy (rights held by)
Maria Cole (rights held by)
Mario Miguel Echevarria (depicts)