The City of Aurora Art in Public Places Program is seeking qualifications from Native American artists/muralists for an exterior sculpture commission at the 1,100-acre Plains Conservation Center, a protected shortgrass prairie ecosystem in Aurora, Colorado. The selected artist will create a permanent exterior sculpture that reflects the ecological, cultural, and historical significance of the site while honoring Indigenous perspectives, stewardship, and the interconnected relationship between people, wildlife, and the land. Open to artists who are members of 51 historically connected tribes to Colorado within the United States.
The project application deadline is December 2, 2026.
Budget: $67,500
