Art on the Corner is Back!

Downtown Grand Junction, is pleased to announce the return of the 2021/2022 annual temporary public sculpture exhibit for Art on the Corner. This exhibit is open to all sculpture artists. The sculpture must be an original creation by the artist. Interested artists are required to submit an application along with the requested supplemental materials for consideration by Monday, August 2, 2021.

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  • 'Climate Change is a Myth'

    by Shana Allen - $1,500

  • Affirmation Station

    by Timothy C. Flood - $8,000

  • Short Stack

    by Andrew Libertone - $5,000

  • Canyon Cirque

    by Frank Morbillo - $18,000

  • Taffeta

    by Reven Marie Swanson - $18,000

  • Picasso's Violin

    by Jodie Bliss - $18,000

  • The Ambiguous Family

    by Joe Norman - $7,550

  • Xeriscape

    by Suzanne Kane - $8,000

  • In a Hurry to Extinction

    by Nikki Cook - $8,000

  • Seismogram

    by Joe Forrest Sackett - $12,000

  • Chief Eye-Heart-Gut

    by Jimmy Descant - $15,000

  • Forces at Play V

    by Michael Ford Dunton - $13,000

  • Revivification

    by Zach Tabb - $4,500

  • Untitled

    by Pavia Justinian & Dave Davis - Not for Sale

  • Skyline

    by Kyle Ocean - $12,000

  • Four, Three, Two, One

    by Joe Forrest Sackett - $10,000

 

(AOTC) is a year-round outdoor sculpture exhibit displayed in Downtown Grand Junction and is one of the first of its kind in the country. The display is free to the public and includes more than 100 sculptures in a variety of mediums and styles. Established in 1984 by local sculptor, Dave Davis, Art on the Corner has become a cultural icon in Downtown Grand Junction. The program has been recognized and mimicked in communities across the world and is currently celebrating its 35th year. The collection consists of permanent sculptures and an annual temporary exhibit. Temporary pieces are for sale to the public and can be purchased by calling 970.245.9697.

Photos: 2019/2020 AOTC Temporary Exhibit