Artist: Brad Nichols
Location: Viterbo University, Northwest Corner of Murphy Center

This six-foot tall metal sculpture was erected to commemorate past, present, and future educators.  It includes tools such as a ruler, pencil, paintbrush, journal, and cylinder.

Artist: Luis Arata
Location: Myrick Park

Abstract painted aluminum sculpture of a boy and his dog located at the entrance of Myrick Park.

Artist: Elmer Petersen
Location: Gundersen Lutheran Medical Center Lobby

This sculpture is a welded and steel-coated with bronze by braising, standing at 5’9″ tall.  It depicts a young boy reaching for a butterfly.

Artist: Donna Gerke-Cutta
Location: 119 King Street, Pump House Regional Arts Center

Enjoy this whimsical blue stainless steel sculpture depicting two female dancing figures as well as a looping ribbon around them.  The flowing ribbon is reminiscent of the nearby Mississippi River.

Artist: David Kocka
Location: Viterbo University, near the Fine Arts area of Assisi Courtyard

This is a bronze sculpture commemorating Saint Clare of Assisi.

Artist: Paul Granlun
Location: Viterbo University, 900 Viterbo Drive

A 9′ tall bronze sculpture commemorating Saint Francis of Assisi.  Saint Francis is depicted standing on a crescent of the moon, holding a sun disk in his hand.

Artist: Elmer Peterson
Location: Riverside Park

Towering at 38′ tall, this sculpture depicts a bald eagle with a 20′ wingspan.  It is constructed from COR-TEN steel and stainless steel.  The different weathering properties of these materials create the eagle’s white head and tail in contrast to the rusted color of the remaining sculpture.

Artist: Elmer Peterson
Location: Gundersen Clinic, 1836 South Avenue

This 8′ tall sculpture features a family of four cast in bronze.

Artist: Michael Martino
Location: La Crosse County Grounds, 300 4th Street North

This piece of art is a contemporary sculpture of a boy with his skateboard, sporting angelic wings.