Sky Cutter

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Stephen C. Beachy Central Park was developed in 1979. It is 106.4 acres with many amenities. Central Park is stocked with catfish through early November by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Sculptor: J Payne LaraInstallation: 14 December…

Staking the Claim

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The statue by sculptor Albert Pedulla '60 symbolizes the staking of the claim by Richard Carter, which resulted in the settlement of College Station and the Brazos Valley. To find the statue, follow the brick trail from the pavilion to the…

Texas A&M University Sculptures

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(38 sculptures) The public art collection is largely handled by the University Art Galleries Department, which is responsible for its care and stewardship. You can find more information here: https://uart.tamu.edu/campus-sculptures/ Texas…

The Big Square Deal

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Made of stainless steel found objects on a steel base, it was donated by the Zale Foundation and Pam and Bob Smits. You can find it to the right of the entrance to the Arts Center's Gallery. Sculptor: George TobolowskyInstallation: 2009 Location: Arts…

Tiger Pride

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This pouncing tiger is 9 feet from base to head and approximately 650 pounds. It was financed by the cooperative consortium of the Senior Class of 2003, the A&M Consolidated Foundation Board and the Arts Council of Brazos Valley. Sculptor:…

Treasured Moments

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This sculpture depicts Andrew Carnegie reading to two children and is located near the front of the Carnegie History Center. In 1902, Carnegie awarded the city of Bryan a $10,000 grant to construct a library. The building is designed in Greek…

Viking Spirit

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This 6'6" bronze Viking warrior nicknamed “Thor" by the students, weighs about 700 pounds and is well adorned with a shirt of mail, a round shield, horn, sword, boots and a cape blowing out behind him. He was stolen in 2003, but safely recovered…

Wilderness Awakened

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A loving family of wolves, 2 parents and 4 cubs, is brought to life in this cast-bronze, one and one-quarter times life-size sculpture.  It was placed where legend has it, Texas A&M University students once antagonized wild wolves…

Xiggerotts

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It was named after the ancient Babylonian pyramidal stepped temple towers, also spelled Ziggurats. The Mesopotamians believed that these pyramid temples connected heaven and earth. Jon Krawczyk has exhibited across the country and his work…