Fort Collins artist Trace OâConnor attaches the hair of his installation âIscariotâ in place after a crane lifted the giant mermaid octopus to the top of the 234 W Colorado Ave. building Thursday, June 7, 2018. The art piece created by recycled metal and wood is part of the 20th anniversary of the Art on the Streets project in downtown Colorado Springs. OâConner spent about four hours welding the pieces of together before lifting it into place. See gazette.com for a photo gallery. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK)
Fort Collins artist Trace O’Connor lifts his installation “Iscariot” to new heights for the 20th anniversary of Art on the Streets in downtown Colorado Springs Thursday, June 6, 2018. Photos by Christian Murdock
Fort Collins artist Trace OâConnor attaches the hair of his installation âIscariotâ in place after a crane lifted the giant mermaid octopus to the top of the 234 W Colorado Ave. building Thursday, June 7, 2018. The art piece created by recycled metal and wood is part of the 20th anniversary of the Art on the Streets project in downtown Colorado Springs. OâConner spent about four hours welding the pieces of together before lifting it into place. See gazette.com for a photo gallery. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK)Fort Collins artist Trace OâConnor welds together his installation âIscariotâ before a crane lifted the giant mermaid octopus to the top of the 234 W Colorado Ave. building Thursday, June 7, 2018. The art piece created by recycled metal and wood is part of the 20th anniversary of the Art on the Streets project in downtown Colorado Springs. OâConner spent about four hours welding the pieces of together before lifting it into place. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)Fort Collins artist Trace OâConnor welds together his installation âIscariotâ before a crane lifted the giant mermaid octopus to the top of the 234 W Colorado Ave. building Thursday, June 7, 2018. The art piece created by recycled metal and wood is part of the 20th anniversary of the Art on the Streets project in downtown Colorado Springs. OâConner spent about four hours welding the pieces of together before lifting it into place. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)Fort Collins artist Trace OâConnor welds together his installation âIscariotâ with the help of volunteers before a crane lifted the giant mermaid octopus to the top of the 234 W Colorado Ave. building Thursday, June 7, 2018. The art piece created by recycled metal and wood is part of the 20th anniversary of the Art on the Streets project in downtown Colorado Springs. OâConner spent about four hours welding the pieces of together before lifting it into place. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)Fort Collins artist Trace OâConnor welds together his installation âIscariotâ before a crane lifted the giant mermaid octopus to the top of the 234 W Colorado Ave. building Thursday, June 7, 2018. The art piece created by recycled metal and wood is part of the 20th anniversary of the Art on the Streets project in downtown Colorado Springs. OâConner spent about four hours welding the pieces of together before lifting it into place. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)Fort Collins artist Trace OâConnor welds together his installation âIscariotâ before a crane lifted the giant mermaid octopus to the top of the 234 W Colorado Ave. building Thursday, June 7, 2018. The art piece created by recycled metal and wood is part of the 20th anniversary of the Art on the Streets project in downtown Colorado Springs. OâConner spent about four hours welding the pieces of together before lifting it into place. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)Fort Collins artist Trace OâConnor welds together his installation âIscariotâ before a crane lifted the giant mermaid octopus to the top of the 234 W Colorado Ave. building Thursday, June 7, 2018. The art piece created by recycled metal and wood is part of the 20th anniversary of the Art on the Streets project in downtown Colorado Springs. OâConner spent about four hours welding the pieces of together before lifting it into place. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)Fort Collins artist Trace OâConnor welds together his installation âIscariotâ with the help volunteers before a crane lifted the giant mermaid octopus to the top of the 234 W Colorado Ave. building Thursday, June 7, 2018. The art piece created by recycled metal and wood is part of the 20th anniversary of the Art on the Streets project in downtown Colorado Springs. OâConner spent about four hours welding the pieces of together before lifting it into place. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)Fort Collins artist Trace OâConnor welds together his installation âIscariotâ before a crane lifted the giant mermaid octopus to the top of the 234 W Colorado Ave. building Thursday, June 7, 2018. The art piece created by recycled metal and wood is part of the 20th anniversary of the Art on the Streets project in downtown Colorado Springs. OâConner spent about four hours welding the pieces of together before lifting it into place. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)Fort Collins artist Trace OâConnor welds together his installation âIscariotâ before a crane lifted the giant mermaid octopus to the top of the 234 W Colorado Ave. building Thursday, June 7, 2018. The art piece created by recycled metal and wood is part of the 20th anniversary of the Art on the Streets project in downtown Colorado Springs. OâConner spent about four hours welding the pieces of together before lifting it into place. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK)Fort Collins artist Trace OâConnor prepares to lift his installation âIscariotâ to the top of the 234 W Colorado Ave. building Thursday, June 7, 2018. The art piece created by recycled metal and wood is part of the 20th anniversary of the Art on the Streets project in downtown Colorado Springs. OâConner spent about four hours welding the pieces of together before lifting it into place. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK)Fort Collins artist Trace OâConnorâs installation âIscariot,â a giant mermaid octopus, is lifted with a crane to the top of the 234 W Colorado Ave. building Thursday, June 7, 2018. The art piece created by recycled metal and wood is part of the 20th anniversary of the Art on the Streets project in downtown Colorado Springs. OâConner spent about four hours welding the pieces of together before lifting it into place. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK)Fort Collins artist Trace OâConnorâs installation âIscariot,â a giant mermaid octopus, is lifted with a crane to the top of the 234 W Colorado Ave. building Thursday, June 7, 2018. The art piece created by recycled metal and wood is part of the 20th anniversary of the Art on the Streets project in downtown Colorado Springs. OâConner spent about four hours welding the pieces of together before lifting it into place. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK)Fort Collins artist Trace OâConnorâs installation âIscariot,â a giant mermaid octopus, is lifted with a crane to the top of the 234 W Colorado Ave. building Thursday, June 7, 2018. The art piece created by recycled metal and wood is part of the 20th anniversary of the Art on the Streets project in downtown Colorado Springs. OâConner spent about four hours welding the pieces of together before lifting it into place. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK)Fort Collins artist Trace OâConnorâs installation âIscariot,â a giant mermaid octopus, is lifted with a crane to the top of the 234 W Colorado Ave. building Thursday, June 7, 2018. The art piece created by recycled metal and wood is part of the 20th anniversary of the Art on the Streets project in downtown Colorado Springs. OâConner spent about four hours welding the pieces of together before lifting it into place. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK)
