Stamford Downtown Special Services District (DSSD) is once again holding its Art in Public Places event. Cavalcade of Colors: Color and Form in Outdoor Art will feature numerous sculptures on loan to the City of Stamford by a renowned group of national sculptors. These spectacular works of art will line the sidewalks and parks of the Downtown as well as the Stamford Town Center. Again, as an added attraction, 65 photographs donated by 32 talented photographers will be on display in Stamford Downtown merchant windows. Cavalcade of Colors runs June through August.

As a sponsor of the event, The Ashforth Company has chosen Jon Krawczyk’s “Apache Sun,” which stands over seven feet tall and is made of copper, silver and bronze. The sculpture will be on the sidewalk in front of Ashforth’s headquarters, located at 707 Summer Street in downtown Stamford.

At the conclusion of the exhibit, the donated featured photographs will be auctioned and proceeds will be donated to two local charities, Tully for Teens and the Dental Center.

Jon Krawczyk is a graduate of Connecticut College and nationally renowned bronze sculptor for over 10 years. His works appear in several museums and galleries, including Aaron Gallery in Washington DC, the Betsy Lane Sculpture Garden in California and the Lumina in Taos, New Mexico. Pieces in public collections can be found from New York to California.

“The Ashforth Company is delighted to support Cavalcade of Colors and the terrific work that DSSD does to make downtown Stamford a desirable, safe and enjoyable destination,” noted Kim DePra, Director of Marketing for The Ashforth Company.