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Building the Big Blue Bear

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The “Big Blue Bear”, installed on 14th street in front of the Colorado Convention Center, has become a fixture in downtown Denver. Officially titled “I See What You Mean”, Lawrence Argent’s work offers a playful perspective on public art. This video shows the installation of the work.

Video produced by Just Media and provided courtesy of the Denver Office of Cultural Affairs.

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One Response to “Building the Big Blue Bear”

  1. George McGrady Says:
    December 23rd, 2008 at 8:18 pm

    Oh my god, they left 2 workers inside!

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