The 23-foot stainless steel sculpture by artist Hunter Brown becomes the latest addition to the growing public art collection within the master-planned community.
The 4,000-acre master-planned community continues its award-winning momentum, earning top honors for marketing creativity and innovation at the Home Builders Association of Metro Denver’s annual MAME Awards.
The “Liberty” sculpture will stand as the tallest piece in the community’s award-winning public art collection when it is installed on May 3.
In its most celebrated showing at the Denver MAME Awards to date, The Aurora Highlands master-planned community earned a total of nine honors at Saturday night’s ceremony.
The master-planned community’s acclaimed public art park welcomes a powerful neon and graffiti-art mural and striking 25-foot-tall sculpture installed by three internationally recognized artists.
The bronze statue is part of the master-planned community’s award-winning public art program within Hogan Park at Highlands Creek.
