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Colorado artist Andy Libertone’s architecturally modern sculpture, “Split Decision,” sits prominently at the corner of Mainstreet and E. Mainstreet. Andy is well-known to the local arts scene, having taught at many local institutions. He also is a founding member of Spark co-op gallery and has exhibited his work in galleries, institutions, and the public throughout Colorado and the west. The motivation for his geometric sculptures, such as this one, comes from a combination of his love of jazz music, architecture, industrial and, auto-based imagery. His large geometric, powder-coated steel sculptures demonstrate his artistic balance of solid forms, open spaces, and orchestrating colors in steel and wood—a challenge that’s proven to be a rewarding expansion of his artistic vision.

From Parker Arts

  1. Stephany's Growth: In the Forest, Alive, and Coming Out by Susan Brooks, Image 1.

    Susan Brooks

    Stephany's Growth: In the Forest, Alive, and Coming Out

    Fiber art using acrylic paints on cotton fabrics

    38 x 78 in

  2. Space Cowboy by Emilie O'Deile and Ken Chapin, Image 4.

    Emilie O'Deile and Ken Chapin

    Space Cowboy

    Tufted fiber

  3. Storm Blows In by John Creighton, Image 1.

    John Creighton

    Storm Blows In

    Photography

    20 x 60 in

  4. Summer by Doug MacConnell, Image 7.

    Doug MacConnell

    Summer

    print

    28 x 37 in

  5. Spirit of the Stallion, Image 1.

    Spirit of the Stallion

    Vase

  6. Stroll by Jamie Zerr-Lockwood, Image 5.

    Jamie Zerr-Lockwood

    Stroll

  7. Stella by Willow Reynolds, Image 1.

    Willow Reynolds

    Stella

  8. Star Dress by Adelane Goblam, Image 1.

    Adelane Goblam

    Star Dress

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