Recently new artwork in the main areas of the PLHS Campus have been hung. The photographer is a WHS graduate, Kyle Neuberger, of Franklin Arts based in Sioux Falls, SD.
Kyle stated, "Growing up in Watertown, before I knew art was my calling, I was amazed by Terry Redlin. I would stare at pictures that my parents had around the house, not to mention everywhere else they were. And they were everywhere in Watertown. I marveled at the exquisite detail and the stories in his images. Little did I know, his influence slowly seeped into my creative spirit to give me the confidence to tell my own stories through my own art and photography.
To come full circle and have my own artwork displayed in the very same space as Terry Redlin is so humbling. To have artwork in a place where healing is imperative means the world to me. Watertown is my home town and I am so excited and proud to be able to display art where I was first inspired as a child growing up. I cannot thank Prairie Lakes enough for this amazing opportunity."
The artwork chosen were photographed in the eastern side of SD and reflect the culture of the PLHS service area. Below is a sampling of a few pieces. 
In the Radiology Department
Main Hospital Lobby
Hallway going to the Cafeteria
Second Floor between Material Child Health and Dietitians