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"Blue Bear" in downtown Denver. The Blue Bear, officially titled "I See What You Mean," is a large blue sculpture of a bear peeking into the Colorado Convention Center. Created by Lawrence Argent, the sculpture was installed in 2005 as part of Denver's Public Art Program.
The Blue Bear quickly became a beloved and iconic symbol of Denver. Its curious and whimsical appearance, standing at 40 feet tall and weighing 10,000 pounds, has made it a popular attraction and a source of intrigue for both residents and visitors. The sculpture represents the idea of curiosity and the desire to explore, making it a fitting addition to the city's art scene and a conversation piece for those attending events at the Convention Center.
WalkingDenver16
"Blue Bear" in downtown Denver. The Blue Bear, officially titled "I See What You Mean," is a large blue sculpture of a bear peeking into the Colorado Convention Center. Created by Lawrence Argent, the sculpture was installed in 2005 as part of Denver's Public Art Program.
The Blue Bear quickly became a beloved and iconic symbol of Denver. Its curious and whimsical appearance, standing at 40 feet tall and weighing 10,000 pounds, has made it a popular attraction and a source of intrigue for both residents and visitors. The sculpture represents the idea of curiosity and the desire to explore, making it a fitting addition to the city's art scene and a conversation piece for those attending events at the Convention Center.