Permanent
Sculptures
Kellogg Community College
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Viesturs Kalnins:
Rhombicubocthahedron
This sculpture is located in the Davidson Building Courtyard. The work is made out of steel and was made in 2013. The Rhombicuboctaherdron stands at an all around 77 inch height,
width, and depth.
Paula Blincoe:
“What’s Next World?”
The 4.5-foot bronze sculpture, stationed at the corner of North and Roosevelt avenues, features a young girl named Hope standing on a podium, this young girl holds the planet Earth in an outstretched palm while looking over campus.
Tim Sykora:
Untitled
This sculpture is located in the central courtyard of Roll Building.
The work consists of welded mixed steel objects, and measures 7 feet tall and 30 inches wide.
Peter Williams:
Inspiring Generations
Located in the Schwarz Building Courtyard, this sculpture was commissioned by the Art on Campus Committee to commemorate KCC’s 50th Anniversary. Williams is a retired instructor for KCC’s Visual Arts Program. Fabricated by Doug Adams, Tim Krueger, George Stone, Warren Banaszeski and students of the RMTC and CACC.
Gary Wertheimer:
Great Blue Heron
Located in the Davidson Courtyard, this sculpture is made of bronze and is a gift to honor Eleanor (Ellie) R. DeVries, from her children and the KCC Foundation Art on Campus Committee. 22" x 17" x 6"
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Mary Dey:
When You Get the Chance, Dance
This sculpture is located outside of the entrance to the student center. The work consists of welded steel and is approximately 3 ½ feet tall x
7 feet wide.
Doug Delind:
Greetings Pilgrim, Your Search is at an End
This sculpture is located outside of the southeast entrance to the Lane-Thomas Building. The bronze work is 7.5 feet tall, 6 inches wide and 1 inch deep.
Andrew FreEmire:
Facets
This 8-foot tall stainless steel stabile, located in the center of circle drive, is a representational sculpture created in the honor and inspiration of Dean O. Barnum for his service and generosity to KCC.