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Saturday May 18th 2024

Phillips What? Where? Contest!

Guess What and Where the bottom right photo is and get a chance to be in a drawing for $10. Gift Certificate to Welna Hardware.

Guess What and Where the bottom right photo is and get a chance to be in a drawing for $10. Gift Certificate to Welna Hardware. Email your answer.

Peter Kirschmann, Eve MacLeish, Brenda Morrow, Jean Morrow, and Pamela Rivera knew that the December Phillips What Where photo was at the corner of 26th Street and Hiawath Avenue.

No one told us what it is exactly nor who did it nor that we featured the beginning of this sculpture on the front page of The Alley, July 2010.

But Eve came the closest with the following narrative so she wins this month”'s gift certificate to Welna Hardware. “The image of the plow-truck sculpture is part of the decorative wall metal sculptures along Hiawatha Avenue at 26th St, between 26th and 28th.

The first part of the decoration, the metal mesh, aged nicely into rust before the vehicle sculptures went up. I enjoy this every morning on my way to work!”

So”¦.FYI & I For Your Information and Inspiration

Brad Kaspari, Owner, Kaspari Design Services

Brad Kaspari was born in rural North Dakota and grew up on Northern Minnesota”'s Iron Range. He has completed numerous public art commissions across the country, both as a solo artist and as a part of collaborative teams. His work ranges from temporary interactive sculptural installations to permanent scattered site sculptural object making to fully architecturally integrated projects such as terrazzo and decorative stone flooring treatments. He has received grants and awards from the McKnight and Jerome Foundations and the National Terrazzo and Mosaic Association. He recently served on the public art planning and station design task force for Minneapolis”' Hiawatha Light Rail design team.

Brad currently lives in Seward Neighborhood Minneapolis, Minnesota where he directs his own design and fabrication firm, Kaspari Design Services. For over twelve years Kaspari Design has been producing original public art commission work, as well as, providing design, project management, and fabrication services for nationally recognized artists and corporate clients.

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