Native Youth Sculpture ‘Bison Resilience’ Stolen from Pueblo Marriott
A metal "Bison Resilience" sculpture, created by Native youth for a community education program, was stolen along with its transporting trailer overnight from a Marriott parking lot in Pueblo, Colorado.
Denver, CO, October 3, 2026 — A significant piece of art, the metal sculpture titled “Bison Resilience,” has been stolen. The theft occurred overnight from a Marriott parking lot located in Pueblo, Colorado.
The sculpture was created by Native youth as part of a community education program. It was reportedly stolen along with the trailer used for its transportation.
Details regarding the specific date of the theft were not provided in the summary. The contractor responsible for the transport or creation of the sculpture was not named. The Marriott property where the theft took place is in Pueblo, Colorado. The value of the sculpture and trailer, as well as the specific circumstances leading to the overnight theft, were not detailed in the information provided.
The “Bison Resilience” sculpture represents a project involving young Native artists and a community education initiative. The loss of the artwork, along with its transport trailer, represents a significant setback for the program and the individuals involved.
Authorities have not released further information regarding the ongoing investigation or any potential leads in the case. The community is reportedly concerned about the recovery of the artwork.
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