Colvill Park
Colvill Park is a public park of the City of Red Wing.
Please join us for the public opening of artworks in Colvill Park, Red Wing, Minnesota.
Saturday, Oct 3, 2–4 pm
Pavilion #4
Free and open to the public. Please come.
Directions
From downtown Red Wing (traveling from the north):
Follow Highway 61 south about 1.5 miles to a right fork at E. Seventh Street (at the Travelodge).
Turn right onto E. Seventh, and then take the first right onto Nymphara Lane (at the sign for Colvill Park).
Follow Nymphara Lane down the hill and to the right, under the highway.
Colvill Park is at the end of Nymphara Lane.From downtown Lake City (traveling from the south):
Follow Highway 61 north about 15 miles and turn left at E. Seventh Street (at the Travelodge). Turn right onto E. Seventh, and then take the first right onto Nymphara Lane (at the sign for Colvill Park).
Follow Nymphara Lane down the hill and to the right, under the highway.
Colvill Park is at the end of Nymphara Lane.
Collaborators & partners
Prairie Island Indian Community THPO (Franky Jackson, Noah White, Jordan Buck, Meya Callstrom, Rylee Hince)
Ho-Chunk Nation Cultural Resources Department (Bill Quackenbush, Zoe VandeBerg)
The Anderson Center (Stephanie Rogers)
City of Red Wing (City Council, Michelle Leise, Pat Ramaker, Arts & Culture Commission)
Lake Pepin Legacy Alliance
Hand-seasoned oak structures and wood artwork panels: Ben Spears
Cartographic artwork panels: Margaret Pearce
Helical piles: Brian Kelly (Techno Metal Post of South West Wisconsin)
Maxmetal print: Dolan Printing
Speech icon design: Ho-Chunk Nation, Cole Redhorse Taylor (Prairie Island Indian Community)
Language support & review: Arthur Lockwood
Interviewers: Noah White, Carrie Johnson, Erich Lippman, Meya Callstrom, Jessie Conaway, Zoe VandeBerg, Margaret Pearce
Transcribers: Meya Callstrom, Margaret Pearce
Advisory Council: Sydney Pursel (Iowa Tribe of Kansas & Nebraska), Randall Blackdeer II (Ho-Chunk Nation), Jordan Buck (Prairie Island Indian Community)
Website: Rubina Martini (Iowa Tribe of Kansas & Nebraska)
With gratitude to our funders & supporters
With support from Anonymous Was a Woman in partnership with The New York Foundation for the Arts.
With support from Creative Capital Foundation.
This event is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board grant, awarded to the Anderson Center, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
Words by
Elizabeth BearHeels
Barbara Blackdeer-Mackenzie
Nicky Buck
Shelley Buck
Darrell Campbell
Azalea Erickson
Doreen Hagen
Barry Hand
Franky Jackson
Johnny Johnson
Tracy Littlejohn
Arthur Lockwood
Bill Quackenbush
Robert Reider
Janice Rice
Jim Rock
Marsha Smith
Cole Redhorse Taylor
Joshua VandeBerg
Howard Wells
Janice Wells
Deb White
Kachina Yeager
With gratitude to our funders & supporters
Minnesota State Arts Board (2024, 2025)
Small Communities & Rural Placemaking Grant (Blandin Foundation) (2024)
Prairie Island Indian Community (2024)
Red Wing Shoe Foundation (2024)
John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation (2025)
Anonymous Was a Woman Environmental Art Grant (2025)
Creative Capital (2026)
Ruth Landes Memorial Research Fund
Corporation of Yaddo
American Philosophical Society
Art Omi
Guggenheim Foundation
A Studio in the Woods
Migwėtth mine, pidamayaye, pįįnagigi, we would also like to thank
Jen Bervin
Greg Blackdeer
Andrea Bohn
Dan Brower
Andy Brown
Reta Childs
John Cloud
Paul Culligan
Caroline Desbiens
Steve Dietz
Emily Foos
Henning Garvin
Walker Good
Goodhue Historical Society
Anamaria Gorius
Roxanne Gould
Henry Greengrass
Danny Harjo
Wing Young Huie
Honoring Dakota
Brian Ickes
Ideal Printing
Carrie Johnson
Jenny Marie Johnson
Keanna Krueger
Ricky Kubicek
Lake Pepin Legacy Alliance
Michelle Leise
Erich Lippman
Andrew MacGuffie
Ryan Mattke
Gabe Miller
Dana Peterson
Jonathan Remo
Marty Reuss
Melanie Phillips
Prairie Island Indian Community Tribal Council
Red Wing Public Library
Rockland Public Library
Amy Rosebrough
Sri Rudich
Ron Schirmer
Greg Smith
James Spartz
Laurel Stinson
Lindsay Stussy
Joey Taylor
Carrie Thoreson
Scott Tisland
Phil White
Caroline Wigginton
Chief Clayton Winneshiek
Winona Historical Society
Kelly Wisecup
Sage Yeager