Colorado Springs, Colorado: Phallic Sculpture Obscured by Trees
One of Colorado Spring's first pieces of public art, "Moment in Time" was sculpted in white marble by Richard Jagoda in 1973. Local college students have on occasion added two large snowballs to its base. Bushes block it from the avenue it was supposed to be seen from.
- Address:
- W. Monument St., Colorado Springs, CO
- Directions:
- I-25 exit 143. Drive east on W. Uintah St. for a half-mile. Turn right at the stoplight onto N. Cascade Ave. Drive a half-mile. Turn right onto Mesa Rd, then immediately turn left onto W. Monument St. Park there. You'll see the white sculpture to the left, nestled among the foliage between W. Monument St. and N. Cascade Ave.
- Admission:
- Free
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Sculpture obscured by landscaping.
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"Moment in Time" was sculpted in 1973 by Richard Jagoda, put on permanent outdoor display, and inexplicably became the object of giggles and practical jokes.