Broken Curve, Colorado State University Pueblo - Pueblo, CO
Posted by: Groundspeak Premium Member Outspoken1
N 38° 18.069 W 104° 34.529
13S E 537118 N 4239314
This is a great way to hide the power plant for the university.
Waymark Code: WMPEAM
Location: Colorado, United States
Date Posted: 08/17/2015
Published By:Groundspeak Regular Member Math Teacher
Views: 3

"A bas-relief comprised of 16 panels, affixed to exterior building wall. A broken curved line design undulates through the panels.

The sculpture cost $9,000. It was funded by the State Art in Public Places Program of the Colorado Council on the Arts & Humanities. It was part of the University of Southern Colorado Physical Plant Building Project, John Barnosky of HGF Architects, project architect.
Nearby plaque reads: "BROKEN CURVE"/(copyright symbol) 1987 SANDRA ROBISHAW/LAFAYETTE, COLORADO/COMMISSIONED FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF/SOUTHERN COLORADO AND THE CITIZENS/OF COLORADO BY THE STATE ART IN/PUBLIC PLACES PROGRAM OF THE/COLORADO COUNCIL ON THE ARTS AND/HUMANITIES." (from (visit link) )
TITLE: Broken Curve

ARTIST(S): Sandra Robinshaw, sculptor and John Barmosky, architect

DATE: Commissioned May 28, 1981. 1982. Copyrighted 1987

MEDIUM: Concrete, painted terra-cotta color

CONTROL NUMBER: IAS CO000592

Direct Link to the Individual Listing in the Smithsonian Art Inventory: [Web Link]

PHYSICAL LOCATION:
Colorado State University Pueblo Campus


DIFFERENCES NOTED BETWEEN THE INVENTORY LISTING AND YOUR OBSERVATIONS AND RESEARCH:
Great condition.


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