List of public art in Milwaukee

This is a list of public art in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Works are listed from oldest to newest.

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The list contains only works of public art freely accessible outdoors, and not, for example, works inside museums that charge admission. Most of the works are sculptures.

Artworks

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Spirit of Commerce	Jackson Park	1881 (1881)	Gustave Haug	allegorical	zinc	15 ft		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	Allegorical figure[1]
	Washington Monument	Court of Honor, Wisconsin Avenue 43°02′19.42″N 87°55′22.43″W	1885 (1885)	Richard Henry Park	portrait	bronze	110 × 41 × 41 in		City of Milwaukee	Figurative portrait of George Washington[2]
	Juneau Monument	Juneau Park 43°2′33.86″N 87°53′53.76″W	1887 (1887)	Richard Henry Park	portrait	bronze	13 ft × 5​^1⁄2 ft		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	Figurative portrait of Solomon Juneau[3]
	Leif, the Discoverer	Juneau Park 43°02′34.20″N 87°53′54.48″W	1887 (1887)	Anne Whitney	portrait	bronze	8 ft		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	Figurative portrait of Leif Ericson[4]
	Henry Bergh	Wisconsin Humane Society 43°02′20.38″N 87°58′10.11″W	1891 (1891)	James H. Mahoney	portrait	bronze	9 × 3 × 2​^1⁄2 ft		Wisconsin Humane Society	Figurative portrait of Henry Bergh[5]
	T.A. Chapman Memorial	Forest Home Cemetery 42°59.97′N 87°56.59′W	1896 (1896)	Daniel Chester French	memorial	bronze	62 × 41 × 23 in		City of Milwaukee	Allegorical figure[6]
	Eight Stone Lions	Lake Park 43°03′56.56″N 87°52′16.36″W	1897 (1897)	Paul Kupper	architectural ornament	stone	36 × 30 × 65 in each		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	Lions adorn bridges[7]
	The Victorious Charge	Court of Honor, Wisconsin Avenue 43°02′19.44″N 87°55′26.69″W	1898 (1898)	John S. Conway	memorial	bronze	118 × 240 in		City of Milwaukee	Civil War memorial[8]
	Carnival Column	Court of Honor, Wisconsin Avenue 43°02′19.44″N 87°55′26.69″W	1900 (1900)	Alfred C. Clas	obelisk	Bedford limestone	65 ft		City of Milwaukee	Midsummer Carnival landmark[9]
	Kosciuszko Monument	Kosciuszko Park	1903 (1903)	Gaetano Trentanove	equestrian	bronze	15 ft.		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	[10]
	Christian Wahl	Wahl Park 43°06′11.86″N 87°58′21.69″W	1903 (1903)	Gaetano Trentanove	bust	bronze	2 × 2 × 2 ft		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	Bust of Christian Wahl[11]
	Goethe-Schiller Monument	Washington Park 43°03′10.33″N 87°58′12.26″W	1908 (1908)	Ernst Friedrich August Rietschel	portrait	bronze	12 ft		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	Figurative portrait of Goethe and Schiller[12]
	Robert Burns	Burns Commons	1909 (1909)	William Grant Stevenson	portrait	bronze	12 ft × 42 in × 42 in		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	Figurative portrait of Robert Burns[13]
	R.D. Whitehead Monument	Chavez, Bow and Pearl 43°00′55.49″N 87°55′59.15″W	1910 (1910)	Sigvald Asbjørnsen	relief	bronze	35​^1⁄2 × 35​^1⁄2 × 3​^1⁄2 in		City of Milwaukee	[14]
	Lapham Memorial	UWM Lapham Hall 43°04′33.5″N 87°52′58.9″W	1915 (1915)	Albert H. Atkins	relief	bronze	27​^1⁄2 in × 37 in plaque; 7 ft diameter boulder, 40,000 lbs		University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee	Relief portrait of Increase Lapham[15]
	Erastus B. Wolcott	Lake Park	1920 (1920)	Francis Herman Packer	portrait	bronze	15 ft 4 in		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	Figurative portrait[16]
	Steuben Monument	Lisbon, Lloyd and Sherman	1921 (1921)	J. Otto Schweizer	portrait	bronze	188 in		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	Figurative portrait[17]
	Starke Memorial	Forest Home Cemetery	1921 (1921)	Rogert Ingersoll Aitken	memorial	bronze	69 x 62 in		Forest Home Cemetery	allegorical figure[18]
	Boy with Goose		1926 (1926)	Girolamo Piccoli	portrait	bronze			Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	Figurative portrait[19]
	Kneeling Camels	Tripoli Shrine Temple	1928 (1928)	Paul Moulon	figure	stone	84 x 60 x 25 in		Tripoli Shrine Temple	figurative[20]
	Pulaski Monument	Pulaski Park 42°59′56.95″N 87°56′02.74″W	1931 (1931)	Joseph Kiselewski	portrait	bronze	7 ft.		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	Figurative portrait[21]
	Spanish–American War Soldier	Court of Honor, Wisconsin Avenue	1932 (1932)	American Bronze Company	portrait	bronze	7 ft 4 in		City of Milwaukee	Figurative portrait[22]
	Abraham Lincoln	War Memorial Center 43°02′24.98″N 87°53′52.11″W	1934 (1934)	Gaetano Cecere	portrait	bronze	10​^1⁄2 × 16 × 20 ft		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	Figurative portrait of Abraham Lincoln[23]
	Fishing	Parklawn, Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee	1938 (1938)	Karl Kahlich	figure	limestone			Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee	WPA work[24]
	Music	Parklawn, Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee	1938 (1938)	Karl Kahlich	figure	limestone			Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee	WPA work[24]
	Bird and Fish	Froedtert Malting Company	1948 (1948)	Gustav Bohland	figure	bronze				[25]
	The Sower	Froedtert Malting Company	1952 (1952)	Gustav Bohland	figure	bronze				[26]
	The Reaper	Froedtert Malting Company	1952 (1952)	Gustav Bohland	figure	bronze				[27]
	Pere Jacques Marquette	Pere Marquette Park	1957 (1957)	Aldo Pera, restored by Tom Queoff	portrait	marble	69 x 32 x 32 in		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	figurative portrait[28]
	Immigrant Mother	Cathedral Square Park 43°02′30.16″N 87°54′18.31″W	1960 (1960)	Ivan Meštrović	portrait	bronze	8 ft × 28 in × 33 in		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	Depicts a mother and children[29]
	Polyphony	UWM Union	1963 (1963)	Egon Weiner	abstract	bronze	10 ft 5 in × 10 ft 5 in × 5 ft 4 in		University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee	[30]
	Woodland Indian and Whistling Swans	Milwaukee Public Museum 43°02′25″N 87°55′18″W	1963 (1963)	Marshall Fredericks		bronze	40 ft × 28 ft × 3 ft		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	[31]
	Patrick Cudahy Memorial	Sheridan Park, Cudahy	1965 (1965)	Felix de Weldon		bronze	9 ft		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	[32]
	Steel Reborn	Menomonee Valley	1965 (1965)	Charles Toman		steel	35 ft		Miller Compressing Company	[33]
	King Gambrinus	Best Place Tavern, Pabst Brewery Complex	1967 (1967)	Carl Kuehns		metal	96 in		Pabst Brewing Company	[34]
	Hermes	Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum	1967 installation	unknown		marble	96 x 28 x 22 in		Milwaukee Art Museum	[35]
	Three Bronze Discs	UWM Golda Meir Library 43.077169°N 87.880285°W / 43.077169; -87.880285	1967 (1967)	James Wines	fountain	bronze	10 ft 8 in × 5 ft		University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee	[30]
	Laureate	Marcus Center for the Performing Arts	1968 (1968)	Seymour Lipton	abstract	nickel	150 in × 68 in		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	Geometric abstract fountain[36]
	The Spirit of Polonia	Milwaukee County Courthouse, Clas Park 43.04071°N 87.92379°W / 43.04071; -87.92379	1969 (1969)	Edmund Lewandowski	fountain	stainless steel and brass	15 × 36 × 17​^1⁄2 ft		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	Geometric abstract fountain[37]
	Trigon	Marcus Center for the Performing Arts	1970 (1970)	Allen Ditson	abstract	stainless steel	132 × 103 × 72 in		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	Abstract figures[38]
	The Great Double	MGIC Plaza	1971 (1971)	Alicia Penalba	abstract	bronze	28 ft × 122 in × 98 in (12 tons)		Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corporation	[39]
	Space Game	Menomonee Valley	1971 (1971)	Joseph Mendla	abstract	steel	83 x 76 x 56 in			[40]
	Argo	Milwaukee Art Museum 43°2′24.35″N 87°53′47.14″W	1974 (1974)	Alexander Liberman	abstract	steel	15 × 36 × 17​^1⁄2 ft		Milwaukee Art Museum	[41]
	Two Opposites Reaching Up Toward the Peak of Progress	Layton and Greenfield	1977 (1977)	Tom Queoff	abstract	granite	94 x 24 x 10 in		City of Milwaukee	[42]
	Referee	UW–Milwaukee Panther Arena, Kilbourn and 5th 43°02′30.04″N 87°55′03.94″W	1978 (1978)	Tom Queoff	abstract	marble	114 in		City of Milwaukee	[43]
	Ruins X	Patrick and Beatrice Haggerty Museum of Art	1978 (1978)	Ernest Carl Shaw	abstract	steel			Marquette University	geometric abstract[44]
	Peter John	401 W. Michigan St.	1978 (1978)	John Raimondi	abstract	steel	36 x 27 x 13 ft			abstract geometric[45]
	General Douglas MacArthur	Milwaukee County Courthouse, MacArthur Square	1979 (1979)	Robert Dean	portrait	stainless steel and brass	9​^1⁄2 ft		City of Milwaukee	figurative portrait[46]
	The Calling	O'Donnell Park 43°2′20″N 87°53′58″W	1981 (1981)	Mark di Suvero	abstract	steel	40 ft		Milwaukee Art Museum	Geometric abstract[47]
	Spirit of the Firefighter	Fire Engine Company #37	1983 (1983)	Mark Jeffries	portrait	bronze	76 x 23 x 14 in		City of Milwaukee	Figurative portrait[48]
	Holocaust Memorial	Jewish Museum Milwaukee 43°02′52.48″N 87°53′42.35″W	1983 (1983)	Claire Lieberman	abstract	steel, granite, brick	120 in		Jewish Museum Milwaukee	Geometric abstract[49]
	Family	Henry Reuss Federal Plaza 43°02′20.31″N 87°54′53.20″W	1983 (1983)	Helaine Blumenfeld	abstract	granite	18 × 58 × 27 in		Federal Plaza Associates	Biomorphic abstract[50]
	Angel in a Cage	Menomonee Valley 43°01′50.67″N 87°55′52.73″W	1983 (1983)	Richard Pflieger	abstract	steel and fiberglass	42 ft			[51]
	Dauntless Guardian	Fire Engine Company #9	1984 (1984)	Jeune Nowak Wussow	figure	bronze	120 in		City of Milwaukee	[52]
	Menomonee	Menomonee Valley 43°01′51.95″N 87°55′54.25″W	1985 (1985)	Hilary Goldblatt	abstract	steel	70 x 54 in			[53]
	Oops, Missed	Menomonee Valley	1987 (1987)	Bernard Peck	abstract	steel and fiberglass	9 ft			[54]
	Ex Stasis	Marquette University	1988 (1988)	Richard Lippold	abstract	stainless steel and aluminum			Marquette University	geometric abstract[55]
	Fire and Water	Fire Engine Company #25	1988 (1988)	John Luttropp	abstract	concrete, neon, plexiglass			City of Milwaukee	architectural abstract[56]
	Deflected Jets	Fire Engine Company #29 42°58′49.42″N 88°01′04.83″W	1988 (1988)	Guido Peter Brink	abstract	stainless steel	7 ft		City of Milwaukee	[57]
	Milwaukee	UWM Golda Meir Library 43.077436°N 87.881357°W / 43.077436; -87.881357	1989 (1989)	George Mossman Greenamyer		steel	18 x 5 x 20 ft		University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee	[58]
	Celebrating the Arts	Roosevelt Middle School 43°03′10.51″N 87°55′17.71″W	1989 (1989)	Narendra M. Patel	abstract	steel	20 x 14 x 6 ft		Milwaukee Public Schools	[59]
	Letter Carriers' Monument	Second St. and Wells St. 43°02′24.52″N 87°54′46.98″W	1989 (1989)	Elliot Offner	portrait	bronze	66 × 67 × 56 in		City of Milwaukee	figurative portrait[60]
	Ribbons VI	removed from Menomonee Valley	1989 (1989)	Stephen Fischer	abstract	steel	162 x 6 x 23 in			[61]
	On Watch	Fire and Police Safety Academy 43°08′18.46″N 87°57′07.91″W	1990 (1990)	David M. Wanner	portrait	bronze	6 x 5 ft		City of Milwaukee	figurative portrait[62]
	Engine Company No. 10	Historic Third Ward on Broadway	1990 (1990)	Michael Casper	portrait	bronze	56 x 43 x 45 in		City of Milwaukee	figurative portrait[63]
	Chrysalis	Girl Scouts of Milwaukee, 131 S. 69th St.	1990 (1990)	Beth Sahagian	abstract	bronze and limestone	75 x 30 x 20 in		City of Milwaukee	[64]
	Pledge Allegiance	O'Donnell Park	1991 (1991)	Glenna Goodacre	portrait	bronze	15 x 97 x 100 in		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	figurative portrait[65]
	Happy-Go-Luckies of Nature and Technology	University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee 43°4′32″N 87°53′4″W	1992 (1992)	Guido Peter Brink		steel	12 x 12 x 8 ft		University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee	[66]
	Buildings 1992	103rd and Fond du Lac	1992 (1992)	Susan Walsh		stainless steel			City of Milwaukee	[67]
	Gear 23	Fire Engine Company #4	1992 (1992)	Steven Feren	memorial	mixed media	96 x 112 x 43 in		City of Milwaukee	[68]
	Untitled	Sixth District Police Station	1992 (1992)	Narendra Patel	architectural	mixed media	120 x 60 x 60 in		City of Milwaukee	[69]
	Bay View Series	Bay View Library 42°59′52.89″N 87°53′59.57″W	1993 (1993)	Peter Flanary	landscape	mixed media			City of Milwaukee	[70]
	Cleopatra's Wedge	Burns Commons	1993 (1993)	Beverly Pepper	abstract	steel	18 ft		City of Milwaukee	monumental abstract[71]
	Rainbow Machine	Patrick and Beatrice Haggerty Museum of Art	1993 (1993)	Joseph Burlini	kinetic		216 in		Marquette University	kinetic abstract[72]
	Jantar-Mantar	University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee	1995 (1995)	Narendra Patel		concrete			University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee	[73]
	Wisconsin Workers Memorial	Zeidler Park 43°02′13.31″N 87°54′55.12″W	1995 (1995)	Terese Agnew and Mary Zebell	landscape	mixed media			Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	integrated with park landscape[74]
	The Last Alarm	Milwaukee Fire Department 43°02′40″N 87°55′22″W	1996 (1996)	Robert Daus	portrait	bronze	48" tall		City of Milwaukee	[75]
	Sharing the Load	Garden Park	1996 (1996)	Dan Leonhardt	abstract	steel				[76]
	Gertie the Duck	Wisconsin Avenue Bridge, Milwaukee River 43°2′19″N 87°54′37″W	1997 (1997)	Gwendolyn Gillen	portrait	bronze	4 ft		City of Milwaukee	figurative portrait[77]
	Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial	MLK and Vine	1997 (1997)	Erik Blome	portrait	bronze			YWCA of Greater Milwaukee	figurative portrait[78]
	Walkways Through the Wall	Wisconsin Center 43°2′23″N 87°55′2″W	1998 (1998)	Vito Acconci	architectural	painted cast concrete			Wisconsin Center District	integrated with building architecture[79]
	City Yard	Delta Center 43°2′23″N 87°55′2″W	1998 (1998)	Sheila Klein	architectural	mixed media			Wisconsin Center District	uses salvaged architectural ornament[80]
	Cass Street Park	Cass Street Playground near Brady Street	1998 (1998)	Marina Lee	gateway	fiberglass	192 x 192 x 60 in			[81]
	You Rise Above the World	Riverwalk	1998 (1998)	Richard Taylor	abstract	aluminum	120 x 60 x 48 in		Riverwalk BID	[82]
	Vliet Street Commons	50th and Vliet	2000 (2000)	Jill Sebastian	site-specific	concrete and steel				[83]
	Kindred Ties	Fond du Lac Avenue, North Avenue and 21st Street	2000 (2000)	Evelyn Patricia Terry		steel and glass			Spirit of Milwaukee	[84]
	Blue Dress Park	Holton Street Viaduct	2000 (2000)	Paul Druecke	site-specific	found				[85]
	Eclipse	Prospect and Ogden	2000 (2000)	Jill Sebastian	mosaic	mixed media	10 x 10 x 10 ft			[86]
	Children of the West End	36th and Wisconsin	2000 (2000)	Erick Blome	gateway	bronze	18 ft		Spirit of Milwaukee	[87]
	Stone Bracelet	3rd and Walker	2000 (2000)	Zoran Mojsilov	abstract	stone	145 in		Spirit of Milwaukee	[88]
	Tending the Fire	Potawatomi Hotel & Casino	2000 (2000)	MJM Studios	portrait	bronze			Potawatomi Historical and Cultural Board	[89]
	Acqua Grylli	Milwaukee Riverwalk	2001 (2001)	Beth Sahagian	gateway	bronze			City of Milwaukee	depicts a mythical female figure[90]
	Birds of Knowledge of Good and Evil	Woman's Club of Wisconsin	2001 (2001)	Magdalena Abakanowicz	abstract	aluminum			Woman's Club of Wisconsin	[91]
	Topiary Lucere	Plankinton and Wisconsin	2001 (2001)	Steve Feren	landscape	concrete, glass, fiber optic			Marriott International	[92]
	Teamwork	Miller Park	2001 (2001)	Omri Amrany	memorial	bronze	148 in		Miller Park	figurative portrait[93]
	Aaron Monument	Miller Park	2001 (2001)	Brian Maughan	memorial	bronze	84 in		Miller Park	figurative portrait[94]
	Yount Monument	Miller Park	2001 (2001)	Brian Maughan	memorial	bronze	84 in		Miller Park	figurative portrait<[94]
	Giving Gifts	General Mitchell International Airport	2002 (2002)	Evelyn Patricia Terry		steel			Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	[95]
	Mahatma Gandhi Memorial	Milwaukee County Courthouse, MacArthur Square	2002 (2002)	Gautam Pal	portrait	bronze	96 in		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	figurative portrait[96]
	Tree of Life	Mitchell Boulevard Park 43.03640°N 87.97807°W / 43.03640; -87.97807	2002 (2002)	Nancy Metz White		painted steel	96 in			[97]
	Brady Street Beasts	Brady and Water	2002 (2002)	Bill Reid		painted steel				[98]
	Float	Sandburg Halls 43°04′45″N 87°52′57.21″W	2003 (2003)	Peter Flanary		bronze and granite	180 × 35 × 75 in		University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee	[99]
	Compass	North and Cambridge	2003 (2003)	Gail Simpson	gateway	painted aluminum	264 in		Eastside BID #20	[100]
	Dancing Through Life	Milwaukee Riverwalk, Pere Marquette Park	2003 (2003)	Schomer Lichtner		painted steel	132 in		Riverwalk District BID	[101]
	Tip	Gordon Park	2004 (2004)	David Middlebrook	gateway	bronze, basalt, marble	40 x 20 ft		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	[102]
	Sentinels	Oak Leaf Trail near Brady Street 43°03′04″N 87°53′21″W	2005 (2005)	John Barlow Hudson	abstract	granite			Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	[103]
	Compass	Oak Leaf Trail near Brady Street 43.0520215°N 87.8902991°W / 43.0520215; -87.8902991	2005 (2005)	John Barlow Hudson	abstract	steel and granite	15 x 4 x 4 ft		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	[104]
	A Beam of Sun to Shake the Sky	Milwaukee Public Library 43°2′24.27″N 87°55′20.55″W	2005 (2005)	Richard Taylor	abstract	aluminum	168 x 48 x 84 in		City of Milwaukee	[105]
	Connect	Riverside Park	2005 (2005)	Jeremy Wolf	figure	bronze	60 x 38 x 38 in		Urban Ecology Center	[106]
	Fairies Candles	Kilbourn-Kadish Park	2005 (2005)	Marina Lee		bronze			COA Youth & Family Center	[107]
	Jacques Marquette	Marquette University	2005 (2005)	Ronald Knepper		bronze	98 x 48 x 78 in		Marquette University	[108]
	Wind Leaves	Discovery World 43°02′13.71″N 87°53′51.46″W	2006 (2006)	Ned Kahn		aluminum and stainless steel	30 ft		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	[109]
	Edge Elements	South Shore Park	2006 (2006)	Richard Hansen	landscape	granite			Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	[110]
	Walk Like a River	Riverside Park	2006 (2006)	Peter Flanary	landscape	bronze and granite			Urban Ecology Center	[111]
	Stratiformis	Catalano Square	2006 (2006)	Jin Soo Kim	abstract	steel			Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design	[112]
	SOARING	Alverno College	2006 (2006)	Lyle London	abstract	stainless steel	20 ft		Alverno College	[113]
	All in the Air at Once	Department of Public Works Field Headquarters	2006 (2006)	Richard Taylor		aluminum	18 x 8 x 8 ft		City of Milwaukee	[114]
	Magic Grove	Enderis Playground	2006 (2006)	Nancy Metz White		painted steel				[97]
	Red Flower Rising	Milwaukee Public Market	2007 (2007)	Richard Taylor	abstract	painted aluminum	168 x 72 x 72 in			[115]
	Gertie Gets Her Ducks in a Row	Milwaukee Riverwalk at Wisconsin Avenue	2007 (2007)	Benjamin Rothschild	figure	painted steel			Riverwalk District BID	[116]
	Bronze Fonz	Milwaukee Riverwalk 43°2′25.63″N 87°54′40.10″W	2008 (2008)	Gerald P. Sawyer	portrait	bronze	65 in		Riverwalk District	portrait of Henry Winkler character[117]
	Quartet	Lincoln Village	2008 (2008)	Celine Farrell	gateway	steel			Lincoln Avenue BID	[118]
	The Hill Climber	Harley-Davidson Museum 43°01′52.66″N 87°54′56.56″W	2008 (2008)	Jeff Decker	portrait	bronze	15 ft		Riverwalk District	portrait of motorcyclist[119]
	A Place to Sit	Menomonee Valley 39°52′41″N 86°8′42″W	2009 (2009)	Kathryn E. Martin	architectural	mixed media	8 x 2 x 2 ft		Friends of the Hank Aaron State Trail	[120]
	Mother Teresa Monument	St. Joan of Arc Chapel, Marquette University	2009 (2009)	Gautam Pal	portrait	bronze	78 in		Marquette University	[121]
	Uptown Triangles	North, Lisbon & 48th 43.0611°N 87.9738°W / 43.0611; -87.9738	2009 (2009)	John Adduci	abstract	aluminum	20 x 12 x 10 ft		Uptown Crossing Business Improvement District, BID 16	[122]
	Sea of the Ear	Lincoln Park	2009 (2009)	Takashi Soga	abstract	steel	168 x 288 x 72 in		Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture	[123]
	Pattern	27th St. and W. Hopkins	2010 (2010)	Paula Schulze		paint and stain on wood panels				[124]
	Miller Valley Veterans Monument	Miller Brewing Company Visitor's Center	2010 (2010)	Thomas Queoff	monument	bronze	240 in		MillerCoors	[125]
	Selig Monument	Miller Park	2010 (2010)	Brian Maughan	monument	bronze	84 in			[126]
	Pedestrian Drama	Wisconsin Avenue	2011 (2011)	Janet Zweig		aluminum, photographic animations, electronics	24 x 24 x 21 in		City of Milwaukee	[127]
	First Flight	Milwaukee Youth Arts Center	2012 (2012)	Richard Taylor	abstract	aluminum	240 in			[128]
	here, mothers are...	Dominican Center for Women	2012 (2012)	Adam Carr and Sonja Thomsen		mixed media				[129]
	Uecker Monument	Miller Park	2012 (2012)	Brian Maughan	monument	bronze	84 in			[130]
	Bridge	Menomonee Valley	2012 (2012)	Peter Flanary	abstract	stone and stainless steel			State of Wisconsin	[131]
	Watertower	Walker's Point	2017	Tom Fruin	sculpture	Plexiglas and steel	20 ft x 20 ft		Coakley Brothers Company	[132]

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