Dedicated: May 15, 2025 Description: The granite memorial pillars include names of children submitted by families and community members who died due to violence between 2001 and 2024. The unveiling […]
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Dedicated: June 3, 2015 “Remembered Angels” is a memorial to murdered children located near the Children’s Fountain in Waterworks Park, N Oak at NE 32nd St.
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Dr. Katherine Berry Richardson (1860-1933), a physician, and Dr. Alice Berry Graham (1850-1913), a dentist, were sisters who founded Children’s Mercy Hospital. Each worked to support the other sister as
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Artist: Ellen Driscoll Installed: 2006 Medium: Mosaic and Stainless Steel KCMO’s One Percent for the Arts Program These artist-designed gates form an entrance to the National World War I Museum and
Artist: Ken Ferguson Installed: 1999 at Lakeside Nature Center in Swope Park Medium: Bronze KCMO’s One Percent for the Arts Program Description: Masterfully evolving from a variety of sources, both real and
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Description: This is a contemporary sculpture which is comprised of a thin, tapered laminated wood arc. It is made of laminated wood which is bolted together. The wood is coated
Installed: November 2011 Park: Minor Park Ten decorative panels are installed on the new Red Bridge which opened in November of 2011. Each panel represents an individual who has ties
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Artist: Christian Mann Description: To celebrate the Westside’s Latin American roots, artist Christian Mann chose a design often associated with the ancient Mayans – the stepped pyramid. Because these structures traditionally
Artist/Designer: Cyrus E. Dallin Dates: Dedicated in 1979, Moved to present location in 1997. Description: A Sioux Quartzite boulder was brought from Minnesota to the farm of Ralph Dooley of Bosworth,
Artist/Designer: Jennifer Walker Dates: 1994 Description: A matching, but not identical, pair of stone or concrete rhinos face each other from stone pillars which frame the south vehicle gate to
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