Mary Jo Mensing Sculpture Garden

​BLUE TREE
Ray Katz
One of three pieces on display in the Mary Jo Mensing Sculpture Garden that is part of Art Trail Tecumseh, a collaboration between the City of Tecumseh and Midwest Sculpture Initiative. Art Trail Tecumseh is sponsored by Sage Foundation and Downtown Tecumseh. 

For purchase information contact: Midwest Sculpture Initiative at 517.486.4591

​​$15,000
FLIGHT
Jim Havens
One of three pieces on display in the Mary Jo Mensing Sculpture Garden that is part of Art Trail Tecumseh, a collaboration between the City of Tecumseh and Midwest Sculpture Initiative. Art Trail Tecumseh is sponsored by Sage Foundation and Downtown Tecumseh. 

For purchase information contact: Midwest Sculpture Initiative: 517.486.4591.

$15,000
​IT IS WRITTEN IN THE STARS
Ed Bambach and Kellie Bambach
​For more information, call Tecumseh Center for the Arts: 517.423.6617.

​$5,000
BIRDS OF A FEATHER
Kristin Schick
My sculpture is vertical, grouted mosaic "tubes," one tall on in the middle, surrounded by three shorter ones. I used stones and broken tiles to completely cover the tubes in abstract arrangements. I included my love of birds by putting a bird on each of the smaller pieces. The pieces are vertical grouted mosaics!

​For more information, call Tecumseh Center for the Arts: 517.423.6617.

​​Not For Sale
THE SUN AND THE SOWER
Ben Phillips and Stephanie Cochrane
As life is a process of sowing and reaping: planting seeds of knowledge, peace, empathy and love to pollinate, foster, cultivate, and later harvest...so is the Sower, outstretching his hand to earnestly let fall seeds to be sown, as he also reaches toward the light of life and growth, the sun. The bright, glowing brilliance of the sun brings vitality and strength, and also gives rise to enlightenment, beauty and flowering things of all kinds.​

For more information, call Tecumseh Center for the Arts: 517.423.6617.

$3,500
BEN PHILLIPS
STEPHANIE COCHRANE
GOD's GIFT
​Patricia Deere & Eric Ehinger
God's Gift is a collaboration between Eric Ehinger, a welder by trade, and Patricia Deere, stained glass artist.  The name for this garden gate comes from Pat's walks in her woods where Trillium grow wild.  The first Mother's Day in the woods she found the ground covered with these beautiful wildflowers blanketing the woods like a white carpet.  Because she was pregnant with her first born child, she has always considered the Trillium to be a gift to her from God on Mother's Day.  Bringing together the creative efforts of Eric as the welder and Pat as the glass artist results in this beautiful garden art.  Smaller Trillium surrounding the gate will be sold separately from the gate itself and can be added to any garden, bringing the same gift to you that she received.

For more information, call Tecumseh Center for the Arts: 517.423.6617.

$1,100
SOUTHWEST VIBE
​Kristin Schick
​For more information, call Tecumseh Center for the Arts: 517.423.6617.

​Not For Sale
TOWER
Ben Nichols
Owned by Tecumseh Center for the Arts and the City of Tecumseh, this sculpture was originally found stored in a barn and was given new life. Special thank you to Ben Nichols, original artist, who allowed the theater to work with Abrasive Solutions to sandblast and repaint the piece after years of neglect. For more information, call Tecumseh Center for the Arts: 517.423.6617.

​Not For Sale
THE DANCER
Ben Nichols
​Owned by Tecumseh Center for the Arts and the City of Tecumseh, this sculpture was originally found stored in a barn and was given new life. Special thank you to Ben Nichols, original artist, who allowed the theater to work with Abrasive Solutions to sandblast and repaint the piece after years of neglect. 

​For more information, call Tecumseh Center for the Arts: 517.423.6617.

​Not For Sale
AN UPSIDE DOWN WORLD​
Susan Gilmore & Kelly Jo Gilmore
​​For more information, call Tecumseh Center for the Arts: 517.423.6617.

​Not For Sale

LAMINATED STACK, SQUARE
Ken Thompson

One of three pieces on display in the Mary Jo Mensing Sculpture Garden that is part of Art Trail Tecumseh, a collaboration between the City of Tecumseh and Midwest Sculpture Initiative. Art Trail Tecumseh is sponsored by Sage Foundation and Downtown Tecumseh. 

For purchase information contact: Midwest Sculpture Initiative at 517.486.4591

​​$6,500
Tecumseh Center for the Arts
​400 N. Maumee St., Tecumseh, MI | 517.423.6617 | boxoffice@thetca.org

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