Iⁿ’zhúje‘waxóbe at Sunset, Lisa Grossman

Visited periodically by park goers and Kaw people who remembered or heard stories about the stone, Kaw Nation’s Grandfather Rock sat in Robinson Park for 94 years as a monument to settlers, watching as the city grew and changed. This painting was created by local artist Lisa Grossman, who participated in one of the artist workshops organized by the Sacred Red Rock Project, and features the traffic lights and utility poles that surround the park.