The Art Walkway at Longmont United Hospital

The Art Walkway

The Art Walkway was designed to give patients, visitors and staff a place to enjoy a variety of local art and perhaps even provide a brief escape.

New works are installed 4 times per year in February, May, August, and November. All works are available for purchase through the Foundation office.

Purchasing or Exhibiting Your Art

A portion of every art sale is donated to the Longmont United Hospital Foundation, who manages the Art Walkway.

To purchase works Monday-Thursday: visit the LUH Foundation office between 9:00am and 4:00pm, or (303) 485-4190

To purchase works Friday-Sunday: contact Eric Kawczynski, (720) 226-3065 or eric.kawczynski@commonspirit.org

To enquire about exhibiting your artwork, please contact Eric Kawczynski, eric.kawczynski@commonspirit.org

Featured Artists

(click on any artwork to see a bigger image)

Jason Turner

Acrylic paintings and printmaking

Justin Price

Drawing and painting @justinpriceart

Joyanna Rose Gittings

Watercolor paintings @yoyannarose

Brian Patrick

Collages

Monique Archuleta

Photography @monique_archuleta_photography

Richelle Cripe

Painting @richellecripeart

Tanya Douglas

Black and white prints @talex.design

Healing Vibes Crystals

Handmade crystal jewelry and energy work @healingvibescrystals

Shelby Walton

Handmade resin jewelry

About the Curator

Eric Kawczynski

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Eric Kawczynski, coincidentally born at LUH in 1994, enjoyed growing up in Longmont participating in the musical and visual arts through high school. After graduation from Longmont High School in 2012, he moved to Denver to pursue his Bachelor of Arts in Art History, Theory and Criticism - graduating in 2018. Eric moved back to Longmont from Denver in the Fall of 2022. He enjoys being back in the community he grew up in and holds close to his heart.

Outside of work, Eric spends his time enjoying the Colorado outdoors, wheel-throwing pottery, drawing in charcoal, and as of recently, experimenting with painting.

"Art to me acts as a glue that holds communities together. Pushing the envelope of what it means to keep an open mind when engaging with art can bring unsuspecting groups of people together. I think we often forget that art was our first language in this human experience. Art is a beautifully powerful tool that will always keep me in a state of curiosity and awe. I'm grateful every day for the opportunity to work as a Longmont creative and experience the incredible talent that thrives in this special place in Northern Colorado"

In addition to curating local art and managing the Foundation's online platforms, Eric works as the Community Engagement Manager at the Firehouse Art Center in downtown Longmont's Creative District.