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Brush Creek RoadOwl Creek RoadHighline RoadSnowmelt RoadWalking/Bike Paths

05/2015

Snowmass Club

Snowmass Shopping Center

Town Hall

Village Mall

Anderson Ranch Arts CenterAnderson Ranch

Arts Center

Estimated distance: 2.4 miles

1 Bland Hoke2 David Muller3 Bike racks (various locations)4 Haberlein & Morrow5 Spirit Circles (top of Rim Trail)6 Alpine Garden7 Snowmass Arts Advisory Board Pavers8 Steve Blanchard9 Steve Blanchard

10 Michael Clapper11 Roaring Forge, LLC12 James Surls13 Gail Fredell, Flying Hammer Studios14 Anderson Ranch Art Center15 John Denver Memorial Garden16 Nancy Lovendahl17 The Art Tunnel, Various Artists'

ARTIST LOCATIONS

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1ARTIST: Bland Hokewww.blandhoke.comTITLE: vMEDIUM: Steel CableYEAR: 20O8At the base of the Sheer Bliss Lift on Snowmass Mountain. Created with one-half mile of reclaimed material from the original Sheer Bliss Lift that was dismantled in 2008.11 feet tall, 37 feet long, 9 feet deep2ARTIST: David MullerTITLE: UnknownMEDIUM:MuralYEAR: 2014A mural by artist David Muller runs the length of one wall in the new Elk Camp Restaurant, incorporating a winter mountain scene with favorite albums of Skico workers.

3ARTIST: VariousBIKE RACKS, located thoughout

Snowmass VillageMEDIUM: VariousYEAR: 2014

4ARTIST: Fred “Lightning Heart” Heberlein & William MorrowTITLE: Snowmass LandscapeMEDIUM: SteelYEAR: 1992Design by local Artist Fred “Lightning Heart” Haberlein, execution in steel by William Morrow.

5TITLE: Spirit CirclesMEDIUM: LandscapingAt the summit of the Rim Trail.

6TITLE: Alpine GardenMEDIUM: LandscapingThe Alpine Garden is located on the Benedict Trail between Daly Lane and Burlingame Lane below the Snowmass Mall.

7ARTIST: Snowmass Village Art Advisory Board, www.tosv.comTITLE: Personalized Paver InstallationMEDIUM: ConcreteYEAR: 20O8 This paver installation at the bottom of Fanny Hill was a major source of funding for new pieces of public art in Snowmass Village, managed by the Snowmass Village Arts Advisory Board CSAABl.

8ARTIST: Steve Blanchardwww.blanchardwoodsculpture.comMedium: WoodYear: 2007

9ARTIST: Steve Blanchardwww.blanchardwoodsculpture.comMedium: WoodYear: 2007

10ARTIST: Michael Clapperwww.rnichaelclapperstudios.comTITLE: TransparencyMEDIUM: Stainless steel and marbleYEAR: 2010The intent of this sculpture is to create engagement with the work physically as seating, and metaphorically and visually as a series of open windows between the Village of Snowmass’ administration and the citizenry that it serves.

11ARTIST: Roaring Forge, LLC - Ken Reiley, John Hoffman, and Joe BurleighTITLE: May FlyMEDIUM: MetalYEAR: 2000“Metamorphosis” was conceived to honor the restoration of Brush Creek and the comeback of the mayfly population in this now healthy habitat.

12ARTIST: James Surlswww.jarnessurls.comTITLE: Lady with DiamondsMEDIUM: SteelYEAR: 2002With wings formed like diamonds, the metaphors for the gift of intellect, she has the ability to fly in mind and spirit, as she sits regally atop a giant stone, surrounded by flowers in summer and blankets of snow in winter.

13ARTIST: Gail Fredell, Flying Hammer StudiosTITLE: The LeanersMEDIUM: WoodVEAR: 20O8This piece was created in memory of Tom Blake, known as a Renaissance man who loved outdoor sports, especially skiing, sailing, and mountain biking. He served on the Board of County Commissioners

from 1980-1988 and on the Town of Snowmass Village Council from 1990-1994. His dedication to the community he loved will be remembered in this public art sculpture. Funding for the Blake Memorial came from donations in Tom’s memory. The selection of the artist was managed by SAAB.

14ARTIST: Various Artistswww.andersonranch.orgThe Anderson Ranch store and galleries showcase the work of Ranch artists. The store, Art Works, offers a variety of moderately priced ceramic and wood pieces, photographs, prints and paintings. Art Works’ collection of art books includes works about Ranch artists. Call for hours: (970) 923-3181.

15TITLE: John Denver Memorial Garden

16ARTIST: Nancy Lovendahlwww.nancylovendahl.com

TITLE: Our Refuge, Our PlaceMEDIUM: Sandblasted Colorado Sandstone and AerblockYEAR: 1997 & 2007This installation reflects the feeling of the mountains, shapes of mining shafts and the interconnectedness of community members. The values of the community were discussed at a town meeting from which 11 words were gathered and sandblasted onto the sculpture. These words are intended to add a center point for these community aspirations “etched in stone” and renewed with each visit to the sculpture.

17ARTIST: Various ArtistsArt Tunnel between the Town Park and softball fields, featuring volunteer art financed by the SAAB.MEDIUM: VariousYEAR: 2014

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