Where the Sky Meets the Earth

A large cast steel sculpture made of geometric lines and shapes

About the Sculpture

Where the Sky Meets the Earth by Michael Weedman was selected as one of the two winners in a contest for public art to be installed on Centennial Mall in 1987. The contest was created to demonstrate confidence in Nebraska artists and their abilities, restricting entrants to those have resided in the state for at least one year at time of entry. Though neither of the winning sculptures would be installed on Centennial Mall due to controversy over the overall aesthetic of the mall, they would be installed in 1987 at a spot chosen by city officials with the artists’ input within Antelope Park near the bandstand. This sculpture has since been moved to Woods Park at a spot near 33rd Street. 

A large geometric steel sculpture surrounded by grasses

A close up of the geometric metal forms and lines that form the sculpture, Where the Sky Meets the Earth

rotating around the large metal geometric sculpture of a double grid base with various geometric squiggles balanced on top.


About the Artist

Michael Weedman is a Lincoln native. He acquired a Masters in Fine Arts from the University of Minnesota. 


Additional Information

Woods Park

Length: 10 ft.   

Width: 10 ft. 

Height: 6 ft. 

Location

Woods Park, Lincoln 68510  View Map

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