Denver International Airport
An airport on the Colorado plain, opened sixteen months late in 1995, has been read ever since as a message: a capstone laid before it could open, two murals of war and peace, and tunnels the public may not enter.
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Denver International Airport: The Murals, the Capstone and the Tunnels
Denver International Airport, opened in 1995, has been read since at least 1996 as a coded monument over a hidden base: Alex Christopher's radio account of its tunnels, Leo Tanguma's murals, a Masonic capstone. This investigation reads the stone, the federal audits and the artist's own account, sets them against the claims, and ends on what stays unpublished: the plans, the capsule's list, and who wrote the stone.