This 2000 pound stainless steel structure was created by Dmitri Koustov and constructed in Caldwell by James Urbanosky, master craftsman. This is Koustov’s first work of public sculpture; he is a well-known Texas artist born in Russia and…
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Aggieland Outfitters on University Drive is the place for all things Aggie and the home of the "Gigatron"! This 10 foot beloved metal robot came to BCS in 2015. He slowly moves to the "Aggie War Hymn" and delights everyone who sees him.
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This large unorthodox portrayal of Michelangelo’s “The Creation of Adam” shows the rusty finger of a God robot almost touching the rusty finger of an Adam robot. The sculpture refers to Genesis 1:27, which is stamped directly on…
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This sculpture was created in memory of James Scamardo, past president of the Arts Council of Brazos Valley. It was named Halftime because it looks like a clock cut in half.
Sculptor: Joe SmithInstallation: 16 September 2002
Location: on…
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The sculpture was dedicated by the Arts Council of Brazos Valley and Ron and Ruth Blatchley, owners of McDonalds, and the Arts Council of Brazos Valley. It is affectionately referred to as “French Fries.”
Sculptor: Jon KrawczykInstallation:…
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This large and colorful welcome sign in front of the College Station City Hall deserves a place on the Aggieland Art Trail. You can stand inside the "I" for the perfect photo-op! Standing approximately 8 feet tall and 50 feet long, the sign…
This is a bronze abstraction of a family gathering.
Sculptor: Jon KrawczykInstallation: 19 February 2001
Location: near the north entrance to Bryan City Hall, 300 Texas Ave. Bryan TX 77803
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The individual deer were named Sacrifice, Allegiance and Unity by Johnson Elementary students. John Blackburn is responsible for the lovely fountain behind the sculpture. J. Payne Lara is a professional bronze sculptor in Navasota, TX and…
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The sculpture of a mother teaching her children to fish was donated by Margueritte Schirk Gardner in honor of her mother, Emilie Schirk, a French emigrant and widow who raised ten children during the Great Depression and World War II with great…
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This 9'8" tall bronze sculpture of Mary with the Christ Child was created for Saint Mary's Catholic Center's new church, dedicated on July 29, 2023. It was made by local sculptor Larry Schueckler and gilded with 23.75k gold leaf by Starr Studios…
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Petunia, a portrayal of a little barefoot girl with a long ponytail feeding a goose, was dedicated in memory of Marge Zwolinski. It is located to the right of the entrance to the offices and classrooms.
Sculptor: J Payne LaraInstallation:…
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The sculpture by J. Payne Lara depicts a 6 ½ foot tall firefighter clothed in full bunker gear with an ax in hand and an air pack strapped to his back. Weighing approximately 650 pounds, it serves as a reminder of the dedication of every local…
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