City of Aurora fine art exhibits add vibrancy to city buildings

The City of Aurora’s Art in Public Places program installed four new fine art exhibits in municipal galleries in June. Three local artists and one group exhibit add vibrancy to city buildings through Dec. 15, including John Curtis, Jeff Ball, Theresa Lugo and the 4^th Annual City of Aurora Employees and Their Families Art Exhibit.

Aurora’s fine art exhibit galleries are free and open to the public, contributing to Aurora’s cultural vibrancy while supporting local and regional artistic activity. The galleries are located in the Aurora Municipal Center, Martin Luther King, Jr. Library/Municipal Center, Tallyn’s Reach Library and the Aurora Municipal Court.

Exhibit Schedule

Aurora Municipal Center, 2^nd floor
15151 E. Alameda Parkway
June 25 to December 15: 4^th Annual City of Aurora Employees and Their Families Art Exhibit

Tallyn’s Reach Library, circulation
23911 E. Arapahoe Road
June 27 to Dec. 15: East Colfax Avenue: Warm Glow & Cool Hues, photographs by Jeff Ball of Aurora/Denver

Martin Luther King, Jr. Library, lobby
9898 E. Colfax Ave.
June 27 to Dec. 15: Paintings by Theresa Lugo of Parker

Aurora Municipal Court, jury waiting room
14999 E. Alameda Parkway
June 27 to Dec. 15: The Magic of Tropical Colors, photographs by John Curtis of Englewood

About Aurora’s Art in Public Places Program

Aurora's public art program mission is to create a legacy of quality public art by building and maintaining a collection that enriches and engages the community of Aurora.

About Aurora’s Cultural Services Division

The  Cultural Services Division is the largest single provider of arts and culture in the City of Aurora offering programs in performing arts, fine arts, history, public art, special events and festivals, and community volunteerism.