sculpture

Cell phone walking tour showcases outdoor art

  Bryan Clock Tower and the sculpture “Palouse Columns” by Robert Maki. (Photo by Robert Hubner, WSU Photo Services)     PULLMAN, Wash. – From the whimsical to the sensible, the WSU Campus ArtTour has something for everyone. Perhaps it’s a new way to entertain out-of-town guests or bored kids during summer vacation. Or a […]

Moscow artist to display sculpture of classmates

The Washington State University Museum of Art will exhibit Marilyn Lysohir: High School Portraits, 1968, Good Girls, Sharon Pennsylvania, May 22 – July 21. There will be a public reception for the artist at 6 p.m. May 22 in the museum featuring Linda DiFiore, an operatic performance by University of North Texas regents professor and […]

Art critics display opinion on giant blue heart

Early morning art critics displayed their opinion Tuesday by draping a huge tarp with the words “Return to Sender” over the the giant blue heart sculpture located near Grimes and Stadium Way. The painted bronze casting by artist Jim Dine, titled Technicolar Heart, was part of a large fall outdoor art exhibit that included 11 […]

Nobody’s Makin’ Hay

Makin’ Hay, the bigger-than-life art installation located on Terra View drive, northeast of the Pullman campus, was dismantled on Tuesday, March 15. The artwork, created by Tom Otterness, Wichita, Kan., included several sculptures made of hay and fabricated steel. Helping dismantle the art work are: Boone Helm (white long-sleeve shirt), Fine Arts Museum Art Prepator; Jason Lascu (grey T-shirt and […]

Siler to donate sculpture to WSU

A promised gift from the collection of professor Pat Siler to WSU is on display in the Smith CUE atrium. The large black-and-white glazed geometric sculpture by artist Jun Kaneko will be donated officially to the university sometime next year. Kaneko is among a handful of famous sculpture artists in the U.S. and resides in […]

Sculpture displayed across Pullman campus

Artist Jim Dine with one of his artworks at WSU’s Museum of Art. Sculpture created by internationally renowned artist Jim Dine and a variety of other artists at the Walla Walla Foundry will be shown by the WSU Museum of Art from Aug. 20 to Oct. 17. Curated by Chris Bruce, museum director, and Keith […]