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JOYFUL EMPOWERMENT (2019) #1
ARTIST: ANGELA MIA DE LA VEGA
Sculpture Material: Bronze
Donated by Barbara & Jim Hicklin
RABBIT REACH (2019) #2
ARTIST: TIM CHERRY
Sculpture Material: Bronze
Donated by Sharon & Lance Beshore
WATER LILY (2019) #3
ARTIST: ROSALIND COOK
Sculpture Material: Bronze
Donated by Harry M. Cornell, Jr.
STANDING GIRAFFES (2019) (2 PIECES) #4
ARTIST: UNKNOWN
Sculpture Material: Bronze
Donated by Harry M. Cornell, Jr.
THE BIRD FEEDER (2019) #5
ARTIST: ROSALIND COOK
Sculpture Material: Bronze
Donated by Harry M. Cornell, Jr.
ROUGH NIGHT (2019) #6
ARTIST: MIKE BOYCE
Sculpture Material: Bronze
Donated by Harry M. Cornell, Jr.
OUTWARD BOUND (2019) (2 PIECES) #7
ARTIST: MIKE BOYCE
Sculpture Material: Bronze
Donated by Harry M. Cornell, Jr.
BAMBOO (2020) #8
ARTIST: TIM COTTERILL
Sculpture Material: Bronze
Donated by Dr. Phillip A. Abston
Installation by Sharon & Lance Beshore, & Harry M. Cornell, Jr.
LIFT HER WITH BUTTERFLIES (2020) #9
ARTIST: ANGELA MIA DE LA VEGA
Sculpture Material: Bronze
Donated by Sharon & Lance Beshore & Harry M. Cornell, Jr.
GO ESCARGOT (2020) #10
ARTIST: GARY LEE PRICE
Sculpture Material: Bronze
Donated by Sharon & Lance Beshore
SUNSHINE EVERY DAY (2021) #11
ARTIST: ANGELA MIA DE LA VEGA
Sculpture Material: Bronze
Donated by Barbara & Jim Hicklin
WISHING ON A STAR (2021) #12
ARTIST: CATHERINE GRAY JOHNSTON
Sculpture Material: Bronze
Donated by Catherine Gray Johnston.
In Memory of her husband Roger Johnston.
Special thanks to model Jolee Lookout of the Osage Nation
BRIDGE OF BROTHERHOOD (2021) #13
ARTIST: ANGELA MIA DE LA VEGA
Sculpture Material: Bronze
Donated by Sharon & Lance Beshore & Harry M. Cornell, Jr.
RIVER MOTION (2022) #14
ARTIST: TIM CHERRY
Sculpture Material: Bronze
Donated by Joplin Daybreak Rotary Club
ON THE WINGS OF BUTTERFLIES
Spread your wings and fly! Stand in front of the colorful wings of this larger-than-life butterfly and extend your arms out wide for an incredible photo-op. This 10-foot-tall, 20-foot-wide mural is located on the site where St. John’s Hospital once stood. The hospital was destroyed in the May 2011 tornado, and the land is now used as a public space known as Mercy Park. The butterfly mural represents the transformation of our city and the hope for a beautiful future. The artists who created the mural are A.J. and Jordan Wood of Mythic Art & Mural; it was manufactured and installed by Whitehill Enterprises, LLC.
