Space Cat - Felix

Anthony Guntren

Bronze

Outside Hotel Vandivort at 305 E. Walnut St.

Sponsor: Hotel Vandivort

Maestro

Lee Leuning & Sherri Treeby

Steel & Aluminum

Jubilee Park at the SE Corner of Jefferson Ave. & St. Louis St.

Sponsor: Mike & Karen Schneider

Hubcaps on Route 66

Joe & Terry Malesky

Stainless Steel

NE Corner of Broadway Ave. & College St.

Falling Man

Jorge Leyva

Steel

Outside of CID Downtown at 650 N. Boonville Ave.

Sponsor: CID Downtown

Eggspert

Kimber Fiebiger

Bronze

NW Corner of the Historic Downtown Square

Sponsor: Robert & Peg Carolla

Do Something Good With Your Superpowers

James Douglas Cox

Stainless Steel

Tie & Timber Beer Co. at 1451 E. Cherry St.

Sponsor: Mike & Karen Schneider

Billowing

Jacob Burmood

Cold Cast Aluminum

425 E Trafficway

Billowing is a permanent acquisition donated by Community Foundation of the Ozarks in appreciation for Harry Cooper’s aspiration to beautify downtown Springfield.

Sweethearts

Craig Gray

Stucco, Steel, & Masonry

Park Central East

Sponsor: Positronic Industries

Portal #5

Gabe Meyer & Jared Zillig

Wood

Tie & Timber Beer Co.

Sponsor: Tie & Timber Beer Co.

Popping Corn

Matt Moyer

Painted Carbon Steel

Park Central West

Sponsor: Missouri State University Department of Art & Design

No Easy Fix

Matt Miller

Steel & Resin

North of Founder's Park on Water St.

Sponsor: Tom & Kimberley Prater

The Sun Worshipper

Malaina Elliott

Steel - Rod & Sheet

NE Corner of Market Ave. & College St.

Sponsor: Ridewell Suspension

Borbor 6.1

Will Vannerson

Hot-Dipped Galvanized Steel

At 326 N. Boonville Ave.

Sponsor: The McQueary Family

Alone in the Crowd

Joe Malesky

Painted Steel

Located in Jordan Valley Park near the corner of Trafficway St. and John Q. Hammons Pkwy

Ozark Greenways, Jordan Valley Park, Springfield Regional Arts Council and Sculpture Walk Springfield received a Collective Impact Grant from the Community Foundation of the Ozarks to purchase this sculpture and three others in Jordan Valley Park.

Coryphee

James Hulsey

Painted Steel

Located on the Jordan Creek Greenway Trail behind the Jordan Valley Ice Park

Ozark Greenways, Jordan Valley Park, Springfield Regional Arts Council and Sculpture Walk Springfield received a Collective Impact Grant from the Community Foundation of the Ozarks to purchase this sculpture and three others in Jordan Valley Park.

Zugzwang

Nick Willett

Painted Steel

Located on the Jordan Creek Greenway Trail behind the Jordan Valley Ice Park

Ozark Greenways, Jordan Valley Park, Springfield Regional Arts Council and Sculpture Walk Springfield received a Collective Impact Grant from the Community Foundation of the Ozarks to purchase this sculpture and three others in Jordan Valley Park.

The Defeat of Bigfoot

James Hall

NE Corner of Trafficway St. and Jefferson Ave. at the Jordan Creek Greenway Trailhead

Ozark Greenways, Jordan Valley Park, Springfield Regional Arts Council and Sculpture Walk Springfield received a Collective Impact Grant from the Community Foundation of the Ozarks to purchase this sculpture and three others in Jordan Valley Park.

Quiet Persistence

Haley Biere

Wood

SW Corner of Jefferson Ave. & Park Central East

Sponsor: Missouri State University College of Arts & Letters

Against the Wind

Joe & Terry Malesky

Steel

SE Corner of Kimbrough Ave. and Walnut St.

Sponsor: David & Stacey O’Reilly

Tricky Situation

Matt Miller

Steel & Acrylic

US Bank at 417 E. St. Louis St.

Sponsor: US Bank

Candy Mama Cupcake

Melissa Sclafani

Fiberglass, Resin, & Steel

South of the Historic Downtown Square on South St.

Sponsor: Affinity Wealth Partners

Home Spun

Nathan Pierce

Weathered Steel

SE Corner of Jefferson Ave. and St. Louis St.

Sponsor: Central Bank Central Trust

Kubota Orange Dinosaur

Matt Moyer

Painted Carbon Steel

SE Corner of Campbell Ave. & Walnut St.

Sponsor: The Lezah & Ron Stenger Family

Castrovalva

James Hulsey

Steel

Park Central West

Castrovalva is a permanent acquisition donated by an anonymous donor.

5-6-7-8

Larry Pogue

Steel

CU Transit Station at 211 N. Main Ave.

5-6-7-8 was donated by Margo Armstrong from the Estate of Bill Armstrong in 2017. It was officially placed downtown in our 3rd collection in April 2018.