Pinion
Denver Public Art 1%
2017.1.1
Looking to native prairie species of birds found in and around Denver’s Montbello neighborhood, Zoccola designed and installed a series of winged sculptures in the teardrop-shaped lot on E 39th Avenue located north of the Peoria Crossing bridge. Inspired by the area’s proximity to the Rocky Mountain Arsenal Wildlife Refuge, the five sculptures depict a bald eagle, a northern harrier, an American kestrel, a red-tailed hawk, and a Swainson's hawk.
Brent Banwart (was created by)
Denis Berckefeldt (was created by)
Lindsey Smith (community representative)
Brenda Tierney (was created by)
Tykus Holloway (was created by)
Aide Alan Pettis (was created by)
Christopher Herndon (was created by)
Robert Gnaegy (was created by)
Michael Mowry (arts professional)
Michael Chavez (was created by)
Luzia Ornelas (panel artist)
Donna Barber (community representative)
Samaria Crews (community representative)
Scott Gilmore ()
Mary Valdez ()
Mayor Michael Hancock ()
Susan Zoccola ()
Denis Berckefeldt (was created by)
Lindsey Smith (community representative)
Brenda Tierney (was created by)
Tykus Holloway (was created by)
Aide Alan Pettis (was created by)
Christopher Herndon (was created by)
Robert Gnaegy (was created by)
Michael Mowry (arts professional)
Michael Chavez (was created by)
Luzia Ornelas (panel artist)
Donna Barber (community representative)
Samaria Crews (community representative)
Scott Gilmore ()
Mary Valdez ()
Mayor Michael Hancock ()
Susan Zoccola ()