Tilting Arc is the only kinetic sculpture—a sculpture designed to move—on USU’s campus. Made by George Baker, its stainless steel blades continually shift and turn in response to the …

Apr 1, 2020 · Created in 2011, the USU Sculpture Walk showcases the 46 public sculptures across Utah State University's campus. Start at the Museum and enjoy the mix of traditional …

Art. Enjoy the mixture of traditional and contemporary sculptures while you stroll, power walk, or jog around campus! Questions or need more information? Contact the Museum at …

Michael Hamby’s bronze sculpture of a charging bull is strikingly realistic, evoking a sense of movement and liveliness. Positioned at the corner of 800 East and 1000 North Streets near …

Joseph Kinnebrew’s welded steel sculpture SNAFU is located outside the south-east side of the Merrill-Cazier Library. It is the most popular sculpture on campus mainly due to its nickname …

Pivotal Concord is the largest sculpture on the USU campus. Created by David Deming, the steel sculpture consists of two rectangular slabs that appear to launch from the ground and meet in …

The bronze sculpture Educator, Teacher, Friend portrays a classroom setting with a teacher instructing two pupils. It memorializes Emma Eccles Jones, the namesake of USU’s College of …

Opus is a sculpture made by artist Larry Elsner, a former USU professor. Born in Idaho, Elsner taught in the Department of Art & Design for 30 years. Opus was recently reinstalled in the …

Robert Winkler and his sculpture Four Without is one of the six winners of the 2000 Logan Biennial National Outdoor Sculpture Competition held at USU. Constructed of wood and steel, …

James Russell’s elegant, ribbon-like sculpture Sojourn is located on the north-east side of Old Main Hill. Russell has earned several fine arts degrees, including an MFA in Monumental …