The Relocation of 'The Last Immigrant' Sculpture
The cherished bear sculpture known as The Last Immigrant has officially moved to a new location as part of the ongoing expansion and renovation of the Inn On Woodlake Hotel. This impressive eight-foot cast iron piece, created by talented Arts/Industry resident Marilyn Lysohir, has welcomed countless guests for years at the hotel's entrance, offering a warm sense of hospitality and tradition.
A Symbol of Community and Art
'The Last Immigrant' sculpture not only represents an artistic endeavor but also serves as a symbol of community spirit and cultural appreciation. Its move signifies the evolution of the hotel and the enduring significance of public art in enhancing the atmosphere of shared spaces.
Transporting the Sculpture
The careful relocation involved construction crews who dedicated their efforts to ensure the sculpture reached its new home safely. The journey took the bear along Highland Drive, guiding it to its new spot adjacent to Kohler Co.'s main office. This move was not just about practicality but also thoughtfulness in preserving the artistic integrity of the sculpture.
What the Future Holds
Now situated near the corporate headquarters, The Last Immigrant is poised to continue inspiring those who visit Kohler. The new location promises to maintain its status as a beloved landmark while integrating seamlessly into the evolving landscape of the area.
About Kohler Co.
Kohler Co. is known for its commitment to innovation and design excellence in the manufacturing industry, contributing to both residential and commercial sectors. With a rich history that spans over a century, the company emphasizes project quality and community involvement, focusing on sustainable practices and artistry in their operations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is 'The Last Immigrant' sculpture?
'The Last Immigrant' is an eight-foot cast iron bear sculpture created by artist Marilyn Lysohir, symbolizing community spirit.
Why was the sculpture relocated?
The sculpture moved due to the expansion and renovations of the Inn On Woodlake Hotel, finding a new home adjacent to Kohler Co.'s headquarters.
Who created 'The Last Immigrant'?
The sculpture was created by renowned artist Marilyn Lysohir, contributing to the local art scene through the Arts/Industry program.
Where can I see the sculpture now?
The sculpture is now located near Kohler Co.'s main office, making it accessible to visitors and the community.
What role does Kohler Co. play in the community?
Kohler Co. focuses on innovation and sustainability, significantly contributing to the local economy and supporting the arts.
