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From Museum of Outdoor Arts

  1. Stairway to Heaven by Reven Swanson, Image 1.

    Reven Swanson

    Stairway to Heaven, 2020

    Kiln-fired handmade fused glass tile

    2340 x 144 in

  2. Community Flow by Amanda Vela-Charbonneau, Image 1.

    Amanda Vela-Charbonneau

    Community Flow, 2020

    Vinyl

    55 x 54.5 x 26 in

  3. Let the Outside In by Brad Vieira, Image 1.

    Brad Vieira

    Let the Outside In, 2020

    Vinyl

    55 x 54.5 x 26 in

  4. Carnation City by Cris Woessner, Image 1.

    Cris Woessner

    Carnation City, 2020

    Vinyl

    55 x 54.5 x 26 in

  5. Cherrelyn by Natasha Vidger, Image 1.

    Natasha Vidger

    Cherrelyn, 2020

    Vinyl

    55 x 54.5 x 26 in

  6. I Know You Are But What Am I by Joel Swanson, Image 1.

    Joel Swanson

    I Know You Are But What Am I, 2014

    neon and metal

    36 x 36 x 3 in

  7. Pink + Green by Barbara Takenaga, Image 1.

    Barbara Takenaga

    Pink + Green, 2005

    acrylic on wood panel

    24 x 20 in

  8. Yellow Cloth and the Sea by Daniel Sprick, Image 1.

    Daniel Sprick

    Yellow Cloth and the Sea, 2004

    oil on board

    60 x 72 in

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About the artist

David Zimmer

David Zimmer is a photographer and sculptor living and working in Denver, Colorado, where he has resided mainly for the last twenty years. He graduated from the University of Missouri in Columbia with a degree in environmental design, but became interested in art (and uninterested in environmental design) at the end of his senior year due to the influence of a teacher and printmaker Brook Cameron. He first showed work (1991-93) in Denver at the Pirate Gallery, Denver’s oldest co-op gallery space, in their annual outsider shows, later becoming an associate member. In 1994 he moved to Artyard, the Sculpture gallery founded by internationally known Denver sculptor Robert Mangold, where he continues to show and is represented presently.

One of the first major group shows he participated in was at the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art in 1993 titled “The Denver Salon” curated by the Denver photographer Mark Sink. He has also shown work in New York, San Francisco, and Seattle. Most recently he has shown work at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver and the Bemis Center in Omaha Nebraska.

His work is in many private collections throughout the country.
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