Keeper’s MandalaLonnie HanzonCast Glass, 2008$ Audio Tour: 001

U.P., Up #1Randy JewartLimestone and Steel 2001$ Audio Tour: 002

Rosewater ChandelierCorwin Bell Glass and Steel, 2007$ Audio Tour: 003

Bella DonnaWoods DavyStone and Steel, 1997$ Audio Tour: 005

Brooklyn BridgeRed GroomsPainted Steel, 1977$ Audio Tour: 006

Bathroom PeopleAndy MillerSteel, 1999$ Audio Tour: 007

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ezoids: Excentric VGeorge RickeyStainless Steel, 1978$ Audio Tour: 008

BagatelleBarbara BaerSteel, Vinyl Mesh Enamel Paint, 2001$ Audio Tour: 009

Mujer del Lago (Lady of the Lake)Tom WareBronze, 1992$ Audio Tour: 010

DuoLin EmeryPolished Aluminum and Enamel, 1992$ Audio Tour: 013

Night MovementJohn IsherwoodGranite, 1998-99$ Audio Tour: 014

Untitled Grace KnowltonCopper, 1997$ Audio Tour: 015

Franconia F. Horse IIJohn HockSteel, 1998-2001$ Audio Tour: 016

Anja’s ColumnJohn AdduciSteel, 2001$ Audio Tour: 017

Child of PeaceLynn TilleryBronze, 1983$ Audio Tour: 018

MeasurementsMark WarwickSteel and Aluminum 1999$ Audio Tour: 020

Psychedilly Rose IISteve J. UrryAluminum, 1968-69$ Audio Tour: 021

In StanceStephen HokansonSteel, 2001$ Audio Tour: 022

UntitledAlissa NegliaSteel, date unknown$ Audio Tour: 023

Women of the WestTony Ortega and Sylvia MonteroAcrylic on Plywood 2000$ Audio Tour: 024

Windsong IIIRobert MangoldAcrylic on Stainless Steel, 1989$ Audio Tour: 025

Marzocco LionsArtist unknownSt. Gotthard Stone date unknown$ Audio Tour: 026

PorcellinoArtist unknownBronze, date unknown$ Audio Tour: 028

StargazerMadeline WienerMarble, 1999$ Audio Tour: 029

Marble on My MindMadeline WienerMarble, 1993$ Audio Tour: 030

The Dream TreeTodd SilerSteel, 2000$ Audio Tour: 032

PTTSAAES (Particle Traveling Through Space At An Erratic Speed)

Robert MangoldAcrylic on Steel, 1999$ Audio Tour: 033

Mind FieldsTodd SilerSteel, 1999$ Audio Tour: 034

Black SpringJoseph RaffaelAcrylic on Canvas 1976$ Audio tour: 067

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Three GossipsHarry MarinskyBronze, 1980$ Audio Tour: 027Wolf Angel, Guy Dill

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HorizonAmy LaugesenConcrete and Steel, 2001$ Audio Tour: 012

Disco EmergenteArnaldo PomodoroBronze, 1983-84$ Audio Tour: 070

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This walking-tour map features the following MOA artworks as elements of the brochure’s graphic design:

Front, back cover, and Englewood map:#41 Bust of David, Giovanni Antoniazzi Marble, 1990 $ Audio Tour: 041

#62 Mercury, Artist unknown, Bronze 1978 $ Audio Tour: 062

#4 Rodger, Craig Marshall Smith Mixed Media, 2005 $ Audio Tour: 004

#31 Greek Temple Dog, Artist unknown Sandstone, date unknown $ Audio Tour: 031

$ DIAL-IN AUDIO TOUR 303-353-1714The Museum of Outdoor Arts curates more than 100 site-specific artworks. This map high-lights only pieces currently exhibited. Some numbers are skipped due to collection rotation. www.moaonline.org

MOA HEADQUARTERS in the Englewood Civic Center includes indoor galleries highlight-ing a wide range of exhibitions. Our studios ac-commodate workshops as well as MOA’s Design & Build interns. From a broadcast booth, MOA produces a podcast talk-radio program. Our

state-of-the-art sound and light galleries showcase audio-visual arts. And outside, you’ll find a wide assortment of sculptures from our collection. We encourage you to enjoy MOA indoors, outdoors or online. Please see the back cover of this map for our hours and contact information. z

WELCOME to the Museum of Outdoor Arts (MOA).zThis map leads you through our trove of artful treasures installed in places open to the public and free of charge. Lend your ear to our audio tour for details about artworks exhibited indoors or in MOA’s outdoor galleries without walls.zMOA sculpture gardens

cultivate a sense of wonder and whimsy, an appreciation of the mysterious and a playful spirit of collective creativity. We hope you’ll return each season to enjoy sculpture enhanced by Mother Nature’s flowers in spring and summer, colorful leaves in fall, or the artistry of Jack Frost in colder months. On a windy day, you’ll see MOA’s kinetic sculptures at their best.zEnjoy your tour of the Museum of Outdoor Arts: where nature and the humanities merge. May this map help you find the art, and may the art help you find your way.z – Cynthia Madden Leitner, MOA Founder and Executive Director& the Museum of Outdoor Arts Staff

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Museum of Outdoor ArtsIndoor Gallery and Sculpture Garden1000 Englewood Parkway Suite 2-230Englewood, CO 80110303-806-0444 Main$ Dial-in Audio Tour 303-353-1714www.moaonline.org

MOA Indoor Gallery HoursTuesday - Thursday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.Friday: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.Saturday: 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

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#42 The Walrus and the Carpenter $ Audio Tour: 042

#49 Alice & the Caterpillar $ Audio: 049

#50 Old Father William $ Audio: 050

#51 Alice & the Cheshire Cat $ Audio: 051

#53 The Queen of Hearts $ Audio: 053

#54 The Mad Tea Party

$ Audio Tour: 054DepartureGeorge LundeenBronze, 1984$ Audio Tour: 052

FriendsPatty OrtizEnamel on Steel, 1997$ Audio Tour: 056

EstacasKen BortolazzoStainless Steel, 2006$ Audio Tour: 058

FlywheelLarry KirklandStainless Steel, Aluminum, Wood, and Screen, 1988$ Audio Tour: 035

Bronze LogsDennis LeonBronze, 1986$ Audio Tour: 036

BearBeniamino BufanoConcrete with Marble and Granite Chips 1980$ Audio Tour: 037

The Bearing WallDaniel OstermillerBronze, 2000$ Audio Tour: 039

Puppet Theatre BenchLonnie HanzonWrought Iron, 2008$ Audio Tour: 045

Woman of AuthorityAgnes NyanhongoSpring Stone, 2005$ Audio Tour: 047

Silent ResonanceTorval KellerGranite, 2002$ Audio Tour: 059

Sine CeraArtist unknownCarrara Marble, date unknown$ Audio Tour: 060

[P.S.]Douglas EichelbergerGlass and Steel, 2010$ Audio Tour: 061

Of One HeartGeorge CarlsonBronze, 1984$ Audio Tour: 063

Mother Bear and CubsBeniamino BufanoConcrete with Marble and Granite Chips 1975-80$ Audio Tour: 065

St. Francis of AssisiHarry MarinskyBronze, 1979$ Audio Tour: 068

DolphinsGiovanni AntoniazziBronze, 1980$ Audio Tour: 069

St. Francis of Assisi Artist unknownStone, date unknown$ Audio Tour: 071

Chandelier ChardinLonnie HanzonCrystal, Glass, Stain-less Steel, 1959$ Audio Tour: 079

Chartres Labyrinth (Reproduction) 2008Roger Leitner Peribonka Granite Colorado Sandstone$ Audio Tour: 080

Birth of Venus (Reproduction) 1984Emilio MartelliScagliola on Panel $ Audio Tour: 081

La Primavera (Reproduction) 1984Emilio MartelliScagliola on Panel $ Audio Tour: 082

AscensionTodd SilerMixed Media, 2008$ Audio Tour: 083

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Lions’ Den5680 Greenwood Plaza Blvd.Greenwood Village, CO 80111

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SOCIAL BUTTERFLIESSOCIAL BUTTERFLIESP.S. We’d love to see you at free and fun MOA openings:

For invitations, please join our mailing list: moaonline.org

$ DIAL-IN AUDIO TOUR 303-353-1714The Museum of Outdoor Arts curates more than 100 site-specific artworks. This map highlights only pieces currently exhibited. Some numbers are skipped due to collection rotation. www.moaonline.org

Pictured in background: Weidenblume by Marcel Kalberer was made of living willow, steel and rope in 2010. $ Audio: 057

LIONS’ DENA pride of lions and St. Francis of Assisi—the patron saint of animals and the environment—await you in the Lions’ Den. Artists and dates remain unknown on some of the lions.

#71 St. Francis of Assisi, Stone $ Audio: 071 #72 Marzocco Lion, St. Gotthard Stone $ Audio: 072 #73 Veneto Lion Stone $ Audio: 073 #74 Etruscan Chimera, Bronze $ Audio: 074 #75 Lions of Lucca, Marble $ Audio: 075#76 Medici Lion, Limestone $ Audio: 076 #77 Leoni Sdraiato, Giovanni Antoniazzi Carrara Marble $ Audio: 077 #78 Winged Lion of St. Mark Limestone $ Audio: 078

FIDDLER’S GREEN AMPHITHEATRE zMOA’s performing arts venue with a capacity of 17,500 opens the 2014 concert series with a fresh look following a multi-million-dollar renovation. Upgrades to our amphitheatre include North America’s largest green wall — a living mural of 35,000 plants. Improved sound systems enhance concerts. Reconfigured buildings reveal inspiring vistas of Colorado’s Front Range

and spectacular sunsets. And MOA’s deepened commitment to sustainability and eco-justice deepen the “green” in Fiddler’s Green. Originally built in 1982 as an Earth sculpture, Fiddler’s Green was named after a mythical place in Celtic lore. Over the decades, our amphitheatre has staged scores of shows ranging from Bob Dylan to the Colorado Symphony Orchestra. Come join our jam! z

This walking-tour map features the following MOA artworks as elements of the brochure’s graphic design:

Greenwood Village map:#38 Jealousy, Harry Marinsky, Bronze 1981 $ Audio Tour: 038

#44 Samson, Jon Leitner, Bronze, 1984$ Audio Tour: 044

#48 The White Rabbit, Harry MarinskyBronze, 1994 $ Audio Tour: 048

Notice the beautiful. Support the imaginative. Celebrate the artful. Every day.

“May this map help you find the art, and may the art

help you find your way.”z

CARTOGRAPHERS’ BONUS KEY: This map draws influence from collages by Nick Bantock, the internationally acclaimed artist who created the Griffin and Sabine trilogy. MOA exhibited Bantock’s expan-sive retrospective in 2010. To find one of Bantock’s mixed-media works, turn this map over and go to MOA’s indoor galleries at Englewood Civic Center.

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Rearing ElephantDaniel Ostermiller Bronze, 1990$ Audio Tour: 040

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