The Northeastern Wisconsin Arts Council has developed and installed numerous works of art throughout the community in partnership with the city of Green Bay since 2001. The Green Bay area’s first public art program includes these notable installations:

My House of Feather and Stone
Richard Taylor, 2005
Fox River Trail behind Johnson Bank

Divided/United
Steven Haas, 2002
200 block of Cherry Street

A Sculptural Environment (image to right)
Ned Cain, 2002
100 block of North Broadway

Dancing with Light
Jeff Benson and Jim Enloe, 2002
Corner of Adams and Washington Street

Urban Garden
Ned Cain, Carrie Fonder, Steven Haas, 2001
200 block of South Broadway

Life of the River - Currently, the installation of public art works is accomplished and administered by the Mayor’s Neighborhood Leadership Council (“MNLC”) in partnership with the City of Green Bay. The theme of Life of the River is a celebration of the historical nature and natural beauty of the Fox River as it flows through the City of Green Bay. The works shall reflect historical, natural or manmade elements, or the vitality of the Fox River and the inhabitants affected by it.

For more information, click on the link below:

http://www.ci.green-bay.wi.us/lifeoftheriver/index.html