SOUTHEAST

Time Passages [also referred to as: The Journey is the Reward]

underpass at Kellogg (Highway 54/400) and Oliver – under walkway, bas-relief, approximately 1/4 mile long – by Steven Weitzman, 2001 (KM)

west side of bridge: The Journey is the Reward

Walter Beech Elementary School

1830 Cypress – north west wall near front entrance – ceramic tiles – by the 5th Grade Class of 2007 and Susan de Wit

5th Grade Class of 2009 and Susan de Wit:

on north east wall – 5th Grade Class of 2010 and Susan de Wit:

tiles with cat paws – artist(s) unknown:

 

Bagatelle Bakery & Cafe

6801 E. Harry – west wall – LeJean Belvins, 2004

 

Untitled

U.S. Flag – south west corner of Lincoln and Webb – mounted on fence – artist unknown

 

It’s In the Spin

Bostic Traditional Magnet School – 8103 E. Gilbert – north side of building in front of entrance – ceramic tiles – 5th Grades 2000 & 2005, Janet Garner and Joni Miller, art teachers, with Barry Badgett and Terry Corbett; Cora Timmerman and Carol Jones, coordinators

 

Harry & Ollies

4805 E. Harry – back/south wall – artist unknown – no longer extant

 

N&J’s Cafe

5604-5616 Lincoln – on south wall – Rick Regan, 2007

 

Brownstone Grill

3105 E. Harry – artist unknown

 

Allen’s Upholstering

2621 E. Harry – north and east walls – by Deb Weaver

 

1969 All Aboard (Santa Fe Southwestern Chief)

2745 Boulevard Plaza – south wall – by Rick Regan, 2001 (KM)

 

Mead Middle School

2601 E. Skinner – north and north west walls – painted metal plates – by Rick Regan

on north east wall – painted metal plates – artist(s) unknown:

on south east wall – ceramic tiles – artist(s) unknown:

 

United We Stand [To the Boys]

9/11 tribute to veterans – vandalized since photo and no longer extant – 2730 S. Roosevelt – west side of building – by Rick Regan, 2002 (KM)

 

 

Flight for Freedom

Complexx Machining – 2787 S. Roosevelt – north and east walls – by Rich Regan, 1994, 1998 (east wall),  and 2000 (north wall) (KM)

 

Mundo Musical

Disco Tienda – Dunham and Hillside – north wall – by Pancho Avalos

 

[Charles Lindbergh’s Flight Across Atlantic]

Kansas Aviation Museum – 3350 George Washington Blvd. – over front entrance – bas-relief in cast concrete – L.W. Clapp, sculptor; Volney McClaren, modeler; Glen Thomas, architect; Cement Stone & Supply Company, contractor, 1930. For further information see the Smithsonian American Art Museum Art Inventories Catalog (KM)

 

Love Wichita (Lean and Rely)

painted electrical pole – in front of 1644 S. Oliver – by [Carlos?]

 

S&S Meats

5331 E. Kellogg – west wall – by Rick Regan, 2012

 

Curtis Middle School

1031 S. Edgemoor – east wall – ceramic tiles – artist(s) unknown

Daiquiri’s

7007 E. Harry – north and west walls – artist unknown

This Way at VIP Buffet

1530 S. Webb – west and south walls – artist unknown

Lost Sock Laundromat

5455 S. Hydraulic – north and east walls – by Mark Pendergrass