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Every year since 2005, Longmont Art in Public Places has exhibited between three and ten works of art by regional artists in various locations throughout the City as the Art on the Move program. Each artist receives a $1,000 stipend for loaning their work, and residents and visitors of Longmont get to enjoy fresh artworks each year!

Additional questions? Email the AIPP administrator for more information.

2024 Art on the Move

The 2024 Art on the Move artwork is now on display! You can visit artworks on 4th Street between Coffman and Main and in Kensington Park off Rothrock. The 2025 program artist call for entry will be late fall 2024 and new artworks will be on display in Spring 2025.

If you are an artist and would like to be added to the mailing list for notification of call to artists, email the AIPP administrator.

 

Virtual 2024 Art on the Move Public Art Tour:

Artworks in Longmont’s Art in Public Places (AIPP) program are found all over our beautiful city. Downtown and Quail Campus have a special concentration of the AIPP collection. Historic photographs from the Museum are included on a variety of traffic cabinets around town. Every artwork has a story to tell, many of which use Longmont’s history to inform their function and form.

The public art virtual tours include photographs, text, and audio recordings exploring familiar places like the Longmont Library and the Longmont Recreation Center. You can now check out https://longmontcolorado.gov/virtualtours to experience these artworks from the comfort of your home or by visiting the several locations to investigate the stories that make our city unique and worth discovering!

These virtual tours are free, don’t require a download, and can be enjoyed both in and outside of your home! Available in both English and Spanish. Enjoy a public art tour today!

2024 Art on the Move – Artist Participants

Explore the artists and the artwork by visiting the Art on the Move 2024 virtual tour today!

The following artworks will be on display through spring 2025:

Title Name Material Location
Spiral of Life Gregory Fields Steel, ceramic, cement board, mortar, grout 4th Avenue Sculpture Walk – 4th Ave and Main
Existence Totem Kevin Shaffer Reclaimed steel and copper, mild steel, solar lighting feature 4th Avenue Sculpture Walk – 4th Ave and Main
Thoughtful Minds Charlotte Zink Steel and aluminum 4th Avenue Sculpture Walk – 4th Ave and Main
The Grip Larry Felton Dolomitic limestone with steel elements St. Stephen’s Plaza
Butterflies Within a Butterfly Reven Swanson Stainless steel, mild steel, cast glass, solar lights St. Stephen’s Plaza
Processing Jamée Lucas Loeffler Steel, wood and cement Kensington Park
Bye Bye Butterfly Justin Deister Metal, indestructible plastic balls Main Street
Spiral Gary Manuel Wood and steel 4th Avenue Sculpture Walk – 4th Ave and Main
Perforated Basin Joe Norman Steel, stainless manufacturing remnants 4th Avenue Sculpture Walk – 4th Ave and Main
Opening Up Jodie Bliss  Hand forged mild steel St. Stephen’s Plaza
Icosahedron Kirk Seese Steel, MDO board, UV inks, mixed media 4th Avenue Sculpture Walk – 4th Ave and Main

 

 

 

 

an image of a human sculpture made of hammered steel is shown with it's back facing the viewer. The back shows a spine of butterflies. The sculpture is in a garden.