Public Art · Cecilia Schiller

Shingle Creek Aeration Project

Shingle Creek is on the State of Minnesota’s list of impaired waters since 2004. This project will put Public Art at three designated sites along the creek that will not only add beauty but will aerate and improve water quality as well as raise public awareness about water quality issues. Cecilia Schiller is the selected artist for two of the sites.

Catchin’ a Wave

Can Can Wonderland Artist Designed Mini-Golf opened January 2017 and ready for action! Fun for kids age 5 to 95. Don’t miss Hole 6, Catchin’ a Wave! designed and built by Cecilia Schiller. And have fun!!!

Interactive sculpture by Cecilia Schiller

New Interactive Sculpture for Children’s Hospital Palliative Clinic

The interactive sculpture Night and Day in the North Woods is installed in the Children’s Hospital’s Palliative Clinic. The cabinet holds a diorama of a northern woods scene with a waterfall.

Riverside Clubhouse

Interactive Display for Park Nicollet Shakopee Clinic. While taking a walk on the edge of the Minnesota River, I saw and photographed many animals. I wondered what it would be like if all of these animals used their special skills to work together and what would they make? They would make a club house of course, Riverside Clubhouse!

Water is Life

Water is Life is on permanent display. Crank ‘er up outside the Northwest entrance of Maplewood Mall The Ramsey Washington Metro Watershed District and Forecast Public Art with additional funds from the Jerome Foundation funded the creation and installation of an interactive public art piece designed by Cecilia Schiller and Willis Bowman.

Interactive Donation Box for the Landmark Center

As of September 2013 the finished Donation Box is on location near the Information Center at the Landmark Center in St. Paul. Check it out and drop in a coin or two. See how the dancers kick up their heels to receive your dollar bills.

Good Morning Sunshine

“Good Morning Sunshine” is an interactive diorama with four different animations. It was installed in Celebration Hall of the Mother/Baby Center alongside of Children’s Hospital in Minneapolis in January of 2013.