WAUWATOSA, Wis. - A Danish artist known for his troll sculptures worldwide is in Wisconsin to share his work. He's creating his first troll in the state – and no, it will not demand a toll. But ...

A 24-foot-tall troll sculpture made mostly from locally recycled materials that's expected to draw tourists into Wauwatosa will be unveiled to the public by its world-renowned creator at the end ...

“By having Wauwatosa become an art destination, which we are and will continue to be, we’re going to fill those rooms and restaurants, and everybody will benefit from it,” McBride explained.

Thomas Dambo (right) admires his newest troll, known as Mama Rosa, on May 27 a day before it's revealed to the public at Wauwatosa's Firefly Grove Park near 116th Street and Gilbert Avenue.

Danish artist Thomas Dambo creates giant wooden trolls from recycled materials to promote environmental awareness.

Last year, Wauwatosa commissioned world-famous Danish recycle artist Thomas Dambo to build one of his famous trolls. Soon, it will be unveiled.

Rhode Island’s other two trolls, named Erik Rock and Greta Granit, are both located at Ninigret Park in Charlestown. Those ...

The sculpture and the park were both funded by hotel tourism taxes and grants. “He’s now said it twice — this is his favorite troll of 156 he’s done,” Wauwatosa Mayor Dennis McBride said ...

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“By having Wauwatosa become an art destination, which we are and will continue to be, we’re going to fill those rooms and restaurants, and everybody will benefit from it,” McBride explained.