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The City of Lee’s Summit thrives on our arts, culture and heritage. In 2020, the Downtown Sculpture Walk was established to make art accessible to our citizens and visitors. The annual outdoor public art program features vibrant and unique three-dimensional artworks showcased within the public spaces in the downtown area. A jury of community members selects the artworks created by acclaimed public artists from across the country and the region. These artworks are meant to inspire, entertain and educate while providing additional aesthetic elements to the public space. Sculptures are displayed on loan to the City for one year.

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NorseEast

Jon Kamrath

NorseEast

NorseEast, 2016
Jon Kamrath, St. Paul, MN 
Steel and Aluminum
8' x 3' x 1'

Jon Kamrath grew up in St. Paul, MN, and spent his summers working with his father as a finish carpenter, inheriting his craftsmanship skills, love of tools, and architectural appreciation. He attended Concordia College in Moorhead, MN.

"NorseEast" blends inspiration from Scandinavian heritage commonly found in Northern Minnesota and blends it with visual references often seen in Eastern Asia, forming a simple yet elegant abstract sculpture.

Learn more about the artist here: About Jon Kamrath — Kamrath Sculpture
Purchase price: $4,000 

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The Downtown Sculpture Walk is made possible through a collaboration with Downtown Lee’s Summit Main Street. The Downtown Community Improvement District generously supports artist stipends through grant funding.