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Accessibility Information for Public Art Installations

Art belongs to everyone. We’re proud to share the accessibility details for our public art installations, designed to support inclusive and meaningful engagement with creative work in every space.

Due to the hilly nature of the town and the presence of unpaved roads, accessibility varies by location. While general parking in town is limited, accessible parking is available on Lake Street. All installations (except Earth.Speaks, Communication X9 and the Skyspace) are reachable by car, though please note that parking within residential neighborhoods is prohibited.  If you need additional support or have questions about accessibility options, please contact us at info@greenboxarts.org or (719)465-3065.

Currently on display

Weight of the Sky
by Shannon Mello Photograph of original Oil Painting
Lake Street Display

This artwork is accessible directly along the paved Lake Street parking lot.

Phone of the Wind, donated by Lynda's Phones
Photo by Jeff Kearney/TDC Photography
Town Overlook

This installation is located at the Town Overlook, which can be accessed from the trailheads at Skyspace Trailhead EAST and Skyspace Trailhead WEST. The hike to this installation is moderate for advanced hikers, and includes steep inclines and gravel trails that can sometimes be uneven.

Skye by Brian Wall
Lakeview Terrace

Located on a terraced landscape, getting to the installation may be inaccessible for some visitors. However, this installation is accessible to view directly from the parking lot in front of the Lakeview Terrace Building.

Communication X9 by Yaacov Agam
Mountain Road Corner

This installation is located on steep and uneven terrain along the Red Butte West Skyspace hiking trail, and may be inaccessible to some visitors. However, you may view it from the Joyland Parking lot.

226.5' ARC x 4 by Bernar Venet
Green Box Farm Stand

This installation is accessible via the Lake Street parking lot and dirt trail.

Loveletter by Pard Morrison
at corner of Park and Mt. Esther Avenues

Loveletter is located in residential areas that include steep inclines and unpaved roads. These may be more challenging to access for some visitors. This installation can be driven to, however, there is no parking allowed in the neighborhoods.

Keith Haring Fitness Court
Pool Park

The fitness court is accessible via Ute Pass Ave. You can park along the road to view or enter the park, which involves crossing grassy, uneven terrain.

Faime Walking by Julian Opie
(Private Residence)

Faime Walking by Julian Opie is a striking double-sided LED monolith, viewable seasonally. This installation is on private property and only available to view during guided art walks.

Open House by Billy Joe Miller Wood, acrylic, glass and stone
Photo by Jeff Kearney/TDC Photography
Anderson Trail

This installation is accessed through an unpaved trail (The Anderson Trail) with mostly level ground. Access to this trail can be found behind the Green Box Workshop.

Untitled (African Red I) by Jose Dávila
African Red Granite, Eye Bolt & Ratchet Strap
Sallie Bush Community Center

This installation is viewable on Guided Art Walks or when attending events held at Sallie Bush Community Center.
There is a ramp to the main entrance of the building, and there is some accessible parking located on Ute Pass Avenue in front of the venue.

Remember by Ziba Rajabi Acrylic & Natural Dyes on Muslin, Thread
Photo by Jeff Kearney/TDC Photography
Lakeview Terrace

Accessible parking is available nearby, however, please note that the entrance to Lakeview Terrace can be accessed via stairs only.

Celestial Journey by Cory Feder Colcha Embroidery with Natural Dyed Churro Wool
Photo by Jeff Kearney/TDC Photography
Lakeview Terrace

Accessible parking is available nearby, however, please note that the entrance to Lakeview Terrace can be accessed via stairs only.

Green Mountain Falls Skyspace, 2022 © James Turrell
Photo by Jeff Kearney/TDC Photography
Red Butte Recreational Area

Because the Skyspace is located on Red Butte Mountain and reached by a steep, unpaved trail, Green Box offers complimentary ATV transportation for ticketed guests with mobility needs. Transportation must be requested at least 48 hours before your scheduled visit.
The ATV cannot transport personal wheelchairs or other mobility devices. A wheelchair is available at the Skyspace for guests to use during their visit. Guests must transfer from their personal mobility device into the ATV and, upon arrival, from the ATV into the wheelchair provided. Green Box staff are not able to lift guests or provide hands-on transfer assistance. 
We recognize that accessibility needs vary from person to person. Green Box will work with guests individually to understand their needs and explore reasonable accommodations whenever possible, while considering the safety requirements and physical conditions of the site. Please include any relevant accessibility needs when submitting your request so our staff can help coordinate your visit.

EARTH.SPEAKS, brooke smiley
Adjacent to the Red Butte Recreation Area West Trailhead

Earth.Speaks is located near the Joyland Parking Lot (10605 Green Mountain Falls Rd). The installation is reached via a short hiking trail that takes you down to the creek. Accessibility can vary depending on weather and trail conditions.

The Managers, Molly Rideout
Lakeview Terrace

Accessible parking is available nearby, however, please note that the entrance to Lakeview Terrace can be accessed via stairs only.

Schulhof's Curve by Richard Serra
Bear Crossing Studio

This installation is on private property and only available to view during guided art walks.

Four Orbits by Charles O. Perry
Mountain Road Corner

This installation is accessible via Ute Pass Ave. You can park along the road to view or enter the park, which involves crossing grassy, uneven terrain.

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