Sculpture Walk

UPtown Columbus, Inc. is proud to introduce the newest art pieces to UPtown for Sculpture Walk 2008. We have again partnered with artists from all over the United States to showcase 15 new creative works of art. These pieces will be added to the 2007 People’s Choice Award winner, May Flower (purchased by Columbus Regional Healthcare System); Garden (purchased by Ken Henson); Saturday Distraction; and Paddle Wave.

The artists’ diverse sculptures will be displayed on Broadway in UPtown Columbus on the 900, 1000, 1100 and 1200 blocks from October 2008 – September 2009. The sculptures are owned by the artists and loaned to the exhibit for the year. Each piece will remain on display during this time and be available to the public for sale throughout the year.

If you would like more information on one of the sculptures or a participating artists, please call Richard Bishop or Lisa Rowe at UPtown Columbus, Inc. at 706-596-0111.

Please enjoy strolling down Broadway and viewing these incredible works of art!

	2009 Sculptures
1	Mike Lesh *Crossing Planes* Steel, $1,000	12	Carl Billingsley Bud Steel, $12,000
3	Jon Lumpkin *Pheonix* Bronze, $35,000	13	Gregory Johnson Fishtale Bronze, $13,500
5	Gregory Johnson Nature’s Helper Bronze, $15,000	15	Sandra Graves Apron Strings Bronze, $25,000
6	Sandra Graves Ruby Bronze, $21,000	17	Thomas Spake Currents of Light Steel, $14,000
7	Susan Geissler Ma Can I Keep Him Bronze, $13,500	20	Duke Oursler All of the Above Steel, $7,000
9	Sherri Treeby Dog Tags of Vietnam War Solider Bronze, $6,500	21	Kitty Gordon *Progression Structure* Steel, $8,500
10	Michael Russell Women with Child Steel, $15,000	22	Sammuel Burns *Perched* Aluminum, $9,800
11	Jim Collins Kavanagh Himself Steel, $20,000

	Permanent Sculptures
3	Marc Moulton *Garden*	16	Susan Geissler *The Potato Man*
4	Susan Geissler *May Flower*	18	Christopher Fennell *Paddle Wave*
8	Sherri Treeby *Saturday Distraction*	19	TAP *Unity Peace Tree*
14	Jim Collins *Mickey Watcher*

The following maps are architectural renderings of the 1000 and 1100 blocks of Broadway. Each number corresponds directly to the sculptures listed in this
Sculpture Walk 2008 guide as well as their exact location.