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“The Nucleus” by Tim Upham of Fort Collins, Colorado was installed in front of the PACE Center in May, 2012. The 24-foot tall multi-colored spiral fuses art with science and is lit by halogen and LED lights. As a creator of site-specific public art, Upham incorporated some of the leftover building materials from the PACE Center construction into this sculpture.

From Parker Arts

  1. Love Others by Lutheran High School Art Students, Image 5.

    Lutheran High School Art Students

    Love Others

  2. Somewhere Down the Lazy River (Permanent Public Art) by Mario Miguel Echevarria, Image 1.

    Mario Miguel Echevarria

    Somewhere Down the Lazy River (Permanent Public Art)

    ceramic tile and stainless steel

  3. Mountain Stream by Chad Bolsinger, Image 1.

    Chad Bolsinger

    Mountain Stream

  4. Parker Stampede (Paint Parker Mural) by Lutheran High School Art Students, Image 1.

    Lutheran High School Art Students

    Parker Stampede (Paint Parker Mural)

  5. The Dance (Permanent Public Art) by Lee Proctor, Image 1.

    Lee Proctor

    The Dance (Permanent Public Art)

    metal

  6. Parker History Mural by Parker Artists Guild (PAG), Image 2.

    Parker Artists Guild (PAG)

    Parker History Mural

  7. Colid #7 (Permanent Public Art) by Emmett Culligan, Image 2.

    Emmett Culligan

    Colid #7 (Permanent Public Art)

    Stone and Steel

  8. Freedom Through Safety (Permanent Public Art) by Adam Schultz, Image 1.

    Adam Schultz

    Freedom Through Safety (Permanent Public Art)

    Bronze

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