Artist: Craig Snyder, Plymouth, MN
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• Riverside Park
• 6’ x 4’ x 4’
• Patinated Steel
• $2000

“I hope those viewing Maelstrom will be inspired to try [what they love]. When we try, when we confront our fears, we grow and accomplish more and, most importantly, connect with interesting people.”

Craig’s work has been displayed in sculpture walk programs in South Dakota, Indiana, Iowa, and Minnesota as well as multiple exhibits including the University of Sioux Falls, Minnetonka Center for the Arts, and the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum.

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Artist: Nicholas Legeros, Minneapolis, MN
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• Pedestrian Bridge
• 4’ x 6’
• Bronze
• $9,500

“‘Hillaway Ponies’ is an enlargement of a small bronze I created to honor two remarkable women who were the directors of Camp Hillaway in Hackensack, Minnesota. The camp had used the silhouette image of two ponies as a logo, and I created a three-dimensional version at the request of former campers.”

Nicholas’ other work is currently on permanent display at the Target Center, Gustavus Adolphus College, and Coffman Union at the University of Minnesota.

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Artists: Lee Leuning and Sherri Treeby, Aberdeen, SD
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• Church at Hassan St SE and 2nd Ave SE
• 40” tall on a 30” base
• Bronze
• $12,000

“The shepherd returns through the tempest with his stray lamb.”

Lee and Sherri collaborate together on many nationally and locally commissioned works. They have placed over 70 public sculptures making them some of South Dakota’s most prolific bronze sculptors. Their works include a 22’ bronze of White Buffalo Calf Woman for the State and a five- to ten-year project to produce twelve life-sized sculptures of past South Dakota governors.

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Artists: Lee Leuning and Sherri Treeby, Aberdeen, SD
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• Library Square
• 24” x 30” base and 45” tall
• Bronze
• $15,000

“A young man is lost in his book as his dog tries to get his melting ice cream cone. A slingshot rests in his back pocket and a baseball glove hangs idly from his waist as the book takes over his thoughts.”

Lee and Sherri formed Bad River Artworks in 1989 after collaborating on several pieces together while at Northern State University. Two of their pieces were selected for the Hutchinson Sculpture Stroll: “The Shepherd” and “Saturday’s Distractions.”

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Artist: Lance Carleton, Lake Stevens, WA
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• Shopko Center (corner of Main St and 1st Ave NW)
• 65” x 72” x 48”
• Steel
• $10,000

“The fat tire sculptures I create are such a delight as they become the most hands on and most photographed pieces of all of the exhibitions they are part of. Everyone from a small child to elderly men and women put a smile on their faces and a lightness to their step as they imagine or remember exciting times with the timeless velocipede! Although my cycles are stationary, they still speak of racing down the open road.”

Photo Credit: Jon Otteson