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This spherical work of art by metal sculpture artist James Brenner is a construction of layered steel plates, sculpted glass, and light in Jackson Square Park.

Come Back by Aleksandar Maric was installed at the Pierre Bottineau Library in 2005 as a key artistic feature to a popular local library.

Generation by Elizabeth Gleason Thompson is a 1979 sculpture that commemorates the hundreds of people buried at the free “potter’s field” of St. Anthony Township (now St. Anthony Village). While many of the tombstones have sunk into the ground, been removed or have crumbled away, this sculpture serves as enduring figure of the history of this acre of land.

This 25-ton Pioneer sculpture by John K. Daniels is waiting for a permanent home in Minneapolis.

The 4020 Stelae by Foster Willey, Jr. celebrating the history and importance of rail traffic in Northeast Minneapolis.

The Metal Cow of Northeast can be found at the corner of 2nd Street NE and 16th Avenue NE in Minneapolis.

Created by Daniel Johnson in 1970, Freedom Form No. 2 is located in Martin Luther King Park in Minneapolis.

The Flying Wheat Stalk Stelae by Foster Willey, Jr. illustrates the farming heritage of the Minnesota farmers that, at one point in history, grew enough wheat to feed the world.

At the end of 13th Avenue in Northeast Minneapolis is the outdoor studio and sculptural storage area of Zoran Mojsilov.

“The Last Journey” is by Jacob Lawrence and is based on a painting in the book Harriet and the Promised Land.