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Monday, May 28, 2007
Denver Art Museum: Gloomy View of the Complex
Gloomy skies darken the intersection of 13th and Bannock, seen here from the Sculpture Deck of the Denver Art Museum on the rainy Saturday afternoon of 5 May. A glum refugee carrying balloons from the Cinco de Mayo fest may be seen in the crosswalk opposite a Spanish-style building which is, ironically, a British pub. Denver Art Museum: Sculpture Deck 1
A clear example of the strange angularity of the Hamilton Building, a recent addition to the Denver Art Museum designed by architect Daniel Liebeskind. This is the "Sculpture Deck" on Level 3. For more on the controversy surrounding Liebeskind's "cutting edge" design, see www.denverartmuseum.org
Denver Art Museum: Sculpture Deck 4
Under grey sky and raindrops, Denver's annual Cinco de Mayo festival (background) sent Latino music bouncing eerily off the walls of the public library (right). In the foreground one may find a few clues as to why the Sculpture Deck is called the Sculpture Deck.
Denver Art Museum: Atrium Stairway 2
The Atrium stairway ascending to Level 3 of the Denver Art Museum's new Hamilton Building.
Denver Art Museum and Denver Public Library
Taken at the entrance of the Denver Art Museum's new Hamilton wing on the cloudy afternoon of Saturday 5 May 2007. The Denver Public Library may be seen in the background.
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