PHOTOS: Denver International Airport turns 25. ... Take a look back at DIA’s history in pictures from The Denver Post archives. Originally Published: February 28, 2020 at 6:00 AM MST.

Denver's airport has artwork and artifacts sprinkled throughout its 1.5 million square feet. There are gargoyles overlooking baggage claims and a time capsule at the airport's south entrance.

The airport’s art has been in the news recently because an installation by Michael Singer, “Interior Garden” (1995) — commissioned for the opening of the airport itself — was flagged by ...

Denver International Airport boasts a permanent collection of more than 30 pieces worth more than $13 million, and an array of regularly rotating exhibits.

Photos: What Denver International Airport looked like when it first opened vs. now by: Samantha Jarpe. Posted: Dec 13, 2024 / 07:20 AM MST. Updated: Dec 13, 2024 / 07:20 AM MST.

Every airport has its quirks and lore, but few do it better — and stranger — than the Denver International Airport.From lizard people and the new world order, to space aliens and a cursed ...

Denver International Airport is making a public display out of its darkest and deepest supposed secrets. In large new signs plastered around the main terminal, the airport authority gives props to … ...

E very airport has its quirks and lore, but few do it better — and stranger — than the Denver International Airport.From lizard people and the new world order, to space aliens and a cursed ...

How Denver amassed the country’s weirdest airport art collection. Public funding helps Denver International install conversation pieces like “Blucifer” the horse and a sculpture made of luggage.

This image shows a modern day artwork that was likely created by CJ Trinidad. Sources Wenzel, John. &bsp; "The Definitive Guide to Denver International Airport’s Biggest Conspiracy Theories." ...

Over the years, the public artwork in Denver’s airport has been at the center of numerous conspiracy theories. In 2016, an airport spokesman told the Denver Post that many people see images out ...