Here's a look at this year's SculptureWalk pieces

Simplified: Sioux Falls City Council got a first look at the full line-up of 2025 SculptureWalk pieces Tuesday afternoon. Here's a look at the 80 sculptures that'll be installed throughout downtown in a couple of weeks.

Why it matters

  • SculptureWalk has been bringing public art to Sioux Falls for 22 years now, and it's become the largest annual exhibit of public sculptures in the world. There will be 80 sculptures on display after between 150 to 200 submissions.
  • The organization has grown beyond downtown to include sculptures in the Cathedral District and now the Steel District.
    • Plus, the sculptures that were on display downtown in 2024 will be on display in a variety of spots around the region including Vermillion, Watertown, the University of Sioux Falls and Avera Health, according to Jana Anderson, lead curator for the Visual Arts Center at the Washington Pavilion, which oversees SculptureWalk.
  • As of last year, the SculptureWalk also includes audio tours that can be accessed via QR code at any of the sculptures, Anderson said.
"SculptureWalk is truly one of those organizations that has put Sioux Falls on the map as a destination for arts and culture," Arts Coordinator Maren Engel said.

Tell me more

Sculptures are expected to be installed Saturday, May 3. This years works include a variety of styles from traditional to contemporary.

"There's really something for everybody," Anderson said.

Show me the sculptures

"Four Seasons" by Andy Roltgen
"Cagey Birds" by Jeffery Satter
"Balance" by Thomas Skupniewitz
"Seeking Shelter" by Andrew Avanetes
"Them There Balloons" by Clark Martinek
"American Bison" by Don Graber
"Bring Home the Bacon" by Clark Martinek
"Sentry" by Jeannine Young
"Hoopla" by Tim Adams
"Down Feather Portal" by Paul Reimer
"Local Figure" by Jason Richter
"Strength and Courage" by Catherine Johnson
"Last Man Standing" by Andy Sacksteder
"Hunted" by Lyle Parkes
"Octopus" by Eric Thorsen
"Fender Buck" by Tim Nelson
"Here Comes the Sun" by Alex Mendez
"Cruising Continuity" by Luke Achterberg
"The Hug" by Albert Rhea
"Sunrise" by Serge Mozhnevsky
"Flying V" by Tim Nelson
"Q" by Paul Reimer
"Whispering Tree" by Sung-Hee Min
"Sunflower 2" by Rollin Karg
"Mischief and Plunder" by Ken Newman
"Life Twist" by Gedion Nyanhongo
"UnDeciduous" by Isaac Kidder
"Tetra Totem (small) In Flamingo Red" by Lauren S. Thompson
"Samsara" by Thomas Skupniewitz
"Transformer of Energy" by Wendy Myhre
"Bull" by Eric Thorsen
"Resilient Soul" by Ken Newman
"Burr Oak" by Tim Adams
"Prairie Palette" by Rollin Karg
"Three Amigos" by Judd Nelson
"Wishing on a Star" by Catherine Johnson
"Barkburst" by Nathan Johansen
"Elle" by Jeannine Young
"Flower Mill" by Joe/Terry Malesky
"Woven in the Wind" by Jim and Ryan Pederson
"The Falls at Dusk" by Robert Bruce
"Catching Rays" by Christine Knapp
"Aspire" by Mark Hall
"Flor De Alegria" by GiGi Miller
"Easter Island Rendezvous" by Steve Bormes
"Two Bucks" by Steve Bormes
"The Wise One" by Christine Knapp
"Honeycomb" by Rebecca Martens
"Archway" by Rebecca Martens
"Nurturing" by Mark Hall
"Babe the Recycled Ox" by Dennis Allen
"Red 40" by Andrew Pudas
"Black Hills Iron" by Tim James and Aidan Demarais
"War" by Grant Standard
"Love in the Air" by Gedion Nyanhongo
"Lupine" by Tim Adams
"The Pollinator" by Kirk Seese
"Signs from Elsewhere" by Tim Rickett
"Bear the Weight" by Tim Nelson
"Unity" by Tim James and Aidan Demarais
"Shelter" by Peter Vogelaar
"Garden Seed Pod" by Nathan Johansen
"Waiting Room Toy" by Alex Mendez
"The Seeker" by Cameron Stalheim
"Phoenix Rising" by Mark Hall
"Walking in the Wild Side" by Bilhenry Walker
"Pootie" by Andrew Pudas
"Tornado" by Gedion Nyanhongo
"Dandelion Puffball" by Joe/Terry Malesky
"The Beginning" by Rachel Heine
"Future Focust" by Gedion Nyanhongo
"Les Petite Plumes" by Paul Reimer
"Flambeaux" by Tim Adams
"Earth Goddess" by Reno Carollo
"Sun Dog" by Shelby Doyle and Brian Lee
"Head Stone (I Am Warrior)" by Jacob Harvey
"Prairie Take Out" by Link Cowen
"Tetra Totem (tall) in Azul Imperial" by Lauren S. Thompson
"Cherry Bark Vessel" by Nathan Johansen
"Clown World Jellyfish" by Andrew Pudas