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DENVER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT PRESENTS CROSSROADS: COLORADO ARCHITECTURE THEN, NOW, AND BEYOND

nospam@example.com (Gus) — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 16:43:00 -0700

Denver, CO April 22, 2008: The signature roof of Denver International Airport’s Jeppesen Terminal has made it one of the most recognizable buildings in the United States. DIA has now teamed with the American Institute of Architects Colorado to present a new exhibit: Crossroads: Colorado Architecture
Then, Now, and Beyond.

The exhibit celebrates Colorado’s rich architectural history, and corresponds with National
Architecture Week and the 150th anniversary of the City of Denver. The exhibit will be open for
viewing through January 2009, which includes DIA’s busiest travel months and the Democratic
National Convention in August.

For 150 years, members of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) have worked with each
other and their communities to create more valuable, healthy, secure, and sustainable buildings
and cityscapes. AIA members have access to the right people, knowledge, and tools, and using
these resources and access they help clients and communities realize their visions through
better design. AIA Colorado (www.aiacolorado.org) is a state component of AIA with more than
2,200 members in four local chapters.

Crossroads: Colorado Architecture Then, Now, and Beyond is located in two areas at DIA:
Concourse A, mezzanine level, center core, and Concourse C, gates level, center core. Both
locations are accessible only by ticketed passengers.

DENVER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT PRESENTS COLORADO: SEE THE NEW WEST LIKE A LOCAL ART EXHIBIT

nospam@example.com (Gus) — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 16:44:00 -0700

Denver, CO April 21, 2008: Denver International Airport is pleased to announce its latest temporary art exhibit: Colorado: See the New West Like a Local. The exhibit features 78 artworks and writings highlighting the state from the people who know it best – the locals.

Last fall, DIA invited state residents to submit written statements or poems expressing what they
love about Colorado and why. Residents with diverse viewpoints, interpretations, and
backgrounds submitted more than 300 original statements and poems expressing their visions
of Colorado. Artists around the state interpreted the best of these submissions in many different
media.

A jury reviewed the 697 artworks submitted by 407 artists and chose the ones that are on
display at DIA. Jury members were: Sonnet Hanson, master teacher for modern and
contemporary art, Denver Art Museum; Pauline Herrera, communications and marketing
director, Denver Office of Cultural Affairs; Steve Klodt, acting director of publications, DIA; Grant
Pound, executive director, Colorado Art Ranch, and Chris Ransick, Denver poet laureate.
The exhibit is on display through January 2009, and will be seen by several million people
during that time, including delegates to the Democratic National Convention in August.
Colorado: See the New West Like a Local is located on the walkway leading from Jeppesen
Terminal to the Concourse A security-screening checkpoint, and is accessible for everyone’s
enjoyment.

For more information, visit www.flydenver.com/art, or call (303) 342-2521.

What do you do at the Denver International Airport When you are Delayed?

nospam@example.com (Gus) — Sat, 16 Feb 2008 22:29:03 -0800

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