Downtown Grand Junction
200

The 200s

1 sculpture standing

The six blocks of the walk, counted by what stands on each. The 200s are marked.100200300400500600
The whole walk, counted. Each cell is one sculpture (patina) or one business (grey) standing on that block.

Standing here

Kou-Prey by Vanny Channal, standing at 225 Main Street
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Kou-Prey

Vanny Channal of Brighton, CO

  • 1st Place Best in Show
  • Dave Davis Award
  • People’s Choice Award

This is the ”Kouprey”, translating that from the Khmer Language (the native language of Cambodia), it means ”Wild Ox”. The Kouprey is a forest dwelling bovine species that was only found in South East Asia. The last time a Kouprey was recorded to be seen was in 1981 in Cambodia. In the 1960’s, the Prince of Cambodia…

From the artist’s statement

For sale $52,000

Happening on this stretch

Downtown events run the length of Main Street. In production each event carries the block it happens on and appears only where it belongs.