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“Grass” is one of the last large scale works sculptor Richard Stankiewicz created before he died in 1983.

“Prometheus Strangling the Vulture II” by the late sculptor Jacques Lipchitz can be found in the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden.

In 1992 Michael Sheridan created “Elliot Park Neighborhood Gateway” in Minneapolis, the city’s first of many gateway projects.

Jill Rivard’s massive “Scarbo” mural covers the entire side of the Schmitt Music Center in Minneapolis with the music from Maurice Ravel’s piano work “Gaspard de la Nuit.”

Artist Elliot Offner created the bronze fountain “Minnesota Birds” which sits on Nicollet Mall in Minneapolis.

Enormous pots–they’re sculpture, right? Brad Goldberg created “Planting Vessels” as a part of the $4 million “Minneapolis Beautiful” project that added art to three blocks along Nicollet Mall.

Artist Brad Goldberg created “Continuum” in 2001.

William Severson and Sanders Schultz created his stainless steel, inverted pyramid called “Tetraedos” in 1988.

Mary Tyler Moore tosses her cap into the air in the famous opening sequence of The Mary Tyler Moore Show, an act captured in this 2002 sculpture by Gwendolyn Gillen.

The Government Plaza stop on the Hiawatha Light Rail Transit (LRT) line on 5th Street between 3rd and 4th Avenues in Minneapolis features “Titled Local Connections” by artist Keith Christensen.