A new interactive sculpture is unveiled in downtown Green Bay April 10, 2026. PC: Fox 11 Online
GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) — A new interactive sculpture is swinging along the banks of the Fox River in downtown Green Bay.
The city of Green Bay and Green Bay Public Arts Commission unveiled the new installation Friday morning.
The sculpture is green in honor of Green Bay, and evokes the shape of a boat to represent the nearby water. Corrugated metal is a nod to Green Bay’s papermaking business. It includes swings that are open to the public for its enjoyment.
“This installation adds a playful, engaging element to Green Bay’s riverfront and reflects the city’s ongoing commitment to enhancing public spaces through art,” city officials said in a news release.
The sculpture, created by Minnesota artist Greg Mueller, is near the Neville Public Museum.
The sculpture was paid for with federal COVID-19 relief funds.
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