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Photos of Directions by Paul Bobrowitz, sponsored by The Kenosha Area Convention and Visitors Bureau (KACVB). The work is located at the KACVB offices on 56th Street and Sheridan Road in downtown Kenosha.Â
Part of the 2015-2017 Sculpture Walk-HarborPark exhibition; photo taken July 2016.
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Photos of the 2015-2017 Sculpture Walk-Harbor Park exhibition on the Kenosha Harbor promenade, taken July 2016.
Photos from “moving day” - the installation of #SculptureWalk #HarborPark earlier in September 2015.Â
More photos and individual profiles of each new work installed for 2015-2017 exhibition of Sculpture Walk - HarborPark to come.
Empty concrete pads on Kenosha’s HarborPark just waiting for a sculpture to land on...tomorrow.
‪#‎HarborPark‬ ‪#‎SculptureWalk‬ 2015-2017 Where ‪#‎KenoshaArts‬ means ‪#‎KenoshaFun‬!
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Eleven new sculptures coming soon to Kenosha’s Harbor Park neighborhood.
Coming in September - the third exhibition of Sculpture Walk-HarborPark. The Foundation's Arts Fund, with help from the city of Kenosha, plans to move in ten new works for the 2015-2017 exhibition. Contributions from "Friends" - Kenosha area businesses and individuals - fund the installation and maintenance of the Sculpture Walk. Â Please consider joining us - become a "Friend of the Arts Fund." With a tax deductable donation of $100 or more, your name, along with other "Friends", will be engraved on a plaque at the base of one of the sculptures and you will be recognized in the Kenosha News supplement that will profile the new exhibition. If interested, you can donate on-line on the Arts Fund's Pay Pal site or mail a contribution to the Foundation. Stay tuned for progress on the installation of the new works.
Valentine's Day is also Second Saturday in Downtown Kenosha and time again for Snow Daze in Downtown Kenosha.
At this year's Snow Daze, the Community Foundation's Kenosha Arts Fund is to proud participate in the Downtown Ice Tour sponsoring the ice sculpture at 54th St. and 6th Ave. at the gateway of the HarborPark promenade (which includes the works in Sculpture Walk-Harbor Park).
More sculptures for Kenosha! At least for a short time - as long the frigid temperatures last. ‪‬
A new exhibition of Sculpture Walk - HarborPark is coming later this year. To start the process, the Foundation's Arts Fund has issued a CALL FOR ART.
Go to www.kenoshaartsfund.org for details. Applications are due April 3.
Imagine walking onto the mezzanine of the Kenosha Public Museum on a Saturday morning in September to hear three members of Fifth House Ensemble* perform a n...
The work "Hap-PI-ness was commissioned with Joihn Aducci's MyPi sculpture in mind.
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Fifth House Ensemble to play free September 13 performance; will debut “Hap-π-ness” a new work commissioned to celebrate 100 years of Community Foundations in the US
On Saturday, September 13, members of the Fifth House Ensemble will present a free performance of short musical selections at the My Pi sculpture on Kenosha HarborPark promenade. The featured work will be “Hap-π-ness” - a new work composed by Jared Miller. “Hap-π-ness” was commissioned by Kenosha Community Foundation to celebrate #CF100 – the 100th anniversary of the founding of the first community foundation in the United States.
·        Time: 11:00-11:20 am
·        Location: John Adduci’s “MyPi” sculpture on the Kenosha HarborPark Promenade off 54th Street
Funded with a grant from a Kubasiewicz Family Trust Special Donor Advised Fund at the Community Foundation, we have found a unique way to celebrate the founding of the first community foundations in the United States. “The Cleveland Foundation was founded in 1914 and it, along with the Kenosha Community Foundation founded in 1926, are amongst the over 900 community foundations that have created a unique form of public philanthropy that is improving lives in communities across the US.
Commissioning Jared’s work and the Fifth House’s performance  is both our way to celebrate this anniversary and to highlight two unique, local artistic initiatives that we have supported over the years. The Sculpture Walk-HarborPark exhibition managed by the Foundation’s Arts Fund and includes the My Pi sculpture, and the “fresh inc” Music Festival that both Jared and Fifth House Ensemble have been a part of.
Along with the presentation of the new work, during the afternoon of September 13, the Kenosha Art Association will present a Pop-Up gallery that will include Jared Miller’s music and artwork:
·        Time: Noon – 4 pm
·        Location: 5715 6th Avenue
Here's a look at Sculpture Walk-HarborPark's new logo - created by Kenosha area and cartoonist John Hambrock (creator of the The Brilliant Mind of Edison Lee).
Today sculptor Michael Young moved his "Vortex" sculpture from the Sculpture Walk-HarborPark exhibit to a permanent home outside the new Student Union on the campus of Carthage College (purchased by the College with a donation from Dr. Clifton and Gladys Peterson). While students were busy moving out for the term, "Vortex" found its new home. No worries about a gap in the Sculpture Walk as a new Young sculpture - the bronze "Looking Up" - has moved into the spot on the HarborPark promenade in 2013-2015 exhibition.
An exciting change is coming to Sculpture Walk-HarborPark.
Keep an eye on the space on the HarborPark promenade at 54th St. near 4th Ave where Micheal Young's "Vortex" (in the photo below) is currently installed.
Things are definitely "Looking Up" - details to come.
Now available - 2013-2015 Sculpture Walk-HarborPark map designed by Alan Goldsmith.
Look for the card (a picture of the front and back is shown) at the Foundation office and numerous locations around town.
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Very cool to see Bruce Niemi's "Free to Fly" sculpture on the front cover of the Kenosha News' "Get Out" guide this morning. Below find a scan of the "Get Out" cover along with full, un-blocked view of this terrific sculpture located at the end of the 51st Place cul-de-sac on Simmons Island next to the Water Utility building. Installation of this work is sponsored by Mary Tunkiecz. Sculpture Walk-Harbor Park in the news again!
Some early spring 2014 photos of Yes Ma'am (blue and orange) and My Pi out on the eastern part of the Kenosha HarborPark promenade.
Proof that the snow and ice are at last gone.