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The Broomfield Art in Public Places program enlivens public space, nurtures community identity, and contributes to a vibrant city through reflecting community spirit, enriching conversations, engaging community, and elevating a sense of belonging.
In partnership with the Arts, History and Cultural Council, Creative Broomfield continually explores opportunities to grow and maintain the Broomfield public art collection. With over 40 pieces owned by the city, the collection boasts various kinds of artwork created by talented and diverse artists.
Community-Powered Art at Broomfield Community Park Mural
A community-initiated mural project will be installed on the wooden building in Broomfield’s Community Ball Field Park this summer. Three of the four finalists were selected by the Arts, History, Cultural Council. The fourth piece was selected through a community vote on the Broomfield Voice page. This piece will face Spader Way. Community-Powered Art at Broomfield Community Park is a Community-Initiated Public Art project submitted by John Hubbard on behalf of Broomfield Bikes, a local nonprofit organization.
The finalists are:
The Broomfield Dragon, selected through a community vote
Kate Fitzpatrick
Bloom
AJ Davis
Bloom Brightly
Stacey Reynolds
I Spy Colorado Wildlife
Julie Kitzes
These pieces will be installed in early May 2023. More information about the installation will be up soon.
Visit the Creative Broomfield website for more information. Thank you to all the artists and art enthusiasts for your participation in this project!
The Broomfield Art in Public Places program enlivens public space, nurtures community identity, and contributes to a vibrant city through reflecting community spirit, enriching conversations, engaging community, and elevating a sense of belonging.
In partnership with the Arts, History and Cultural Council, Creative Broomfield continually explores opportunities to grow and maintain the Broomfield public art collection. With over 40 pieces owned by the city, the collection boasts various kinds of artwork created by talented and diverse artists.
Community-Powered Art at Broomfield Community Park Mural
A community-initiated mural project will be installed on the wooden building in Broomfield’s Community Ball Field Park this summer. Three of the four finalists were selected by the Arts, History, Cultural Council. The fourth piece was selected through a community vote on the Broomfield Voice page. This piece will face Spader Way. Community-Powered Art at Broomfield Community Park is a Community-Initiated Public Art project submitted by John Hubbard on behalf of Broomfield Bikes, a local nonprofit organization.
The finalists are:
The Broomfield Dragon, selected through a community vote
Kate Fitzpatrick
Bloom
AJ Davis
Bloom Brightly
Stacey Reynolds
I Spy Colorado Wildlife
Julie Kitzes
These pieces will be installed in early May 2023. More information about the installation will be up soon.
Visit the Creative Broomfield website for more information. Thank you to all the artists and art enthusiasts for your participation in this project!
You can be part of selecting a new mural in Broomfield! A community-initiated mural project will be installed on the wooden building in Broomfield’s Community Ball Field Park this summer. Help choose one of the four murals that will face Spader Way. Community-Powered Art at Broomfield Community Park is a Community-Initiated Public Art project submitted by John Hubbard on behalf of Broomfield Bikes, a local nonprofit organization. The vote ends on April 26 at 5 p.m.
You can help select traffic box artwork in Broomfield!
In partnership with the Broomfield Public Art Committee, the City and County of Broomfield launched a second round call for artists to create work to wrap ten traffic boxes throughout the city. Over 50 works of art were submitted by artists across the Front Range. Help the Arts, History and Cultural Council's final selection process by voting for two of your favorite works from six submissions!
You can help select traffic box artwork in Broomfield!
In partnership with the Broomfield Public Art Committee, the City and County of Broomfield launched a call for artists to create work to wrap ten traffic boxes throughout the city. Over 60 works of art were submitted by artists across the Front Range, with over half of them from Broomfield. Through a rigorous selection process, the Public Art Committee selected nine submissions as finalists, and three works by young artists as semi-finalists for the tenth traffic box.
