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Rice Public Art Program Overview

Learn about Rice University's unique public art program, featuring diverse site-specific installations by established and emerging artists. Explore the campus landscape transformed by temporary and permanent artworks.

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Rice Public Art Program Overview

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  1. Rice Public Art Program Overview • President Leebron’s V2C to incorporate art into the campus landscape and interior public spaces resulted in ½ percent-for-art program • Art committee comprised of trustees, staff, faculty and community members oversees program and develops master plan for artworks • Work with diverse group of established and emerging artists • Site-specific artworks in a variety of media,responsive to context and audience • Temporary and permanent installations

  2. Art Projects

  3. Barbara and David Gibbs Recreation and Wellness Center

  4. Aurora Robson Lift

  5. James SurlsKnot and Needle

  6. James SurlsWalking Molecular Flower

  7. James Surls Again the Tree, Knot, Flower and Me

  8. Brochstein Pavilion

  9. Charles Mary Kubricht

  10. James TurrellRoden Crater (Near Flagstaff, Arizona)1972 - Natural cinder volcanic crater being transformed into a massive naked-eye observatory to view celestial phenomena

  11. Live Oak Friends Meeting

  12. The Light InsideMuseum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas

  13. James Turrell Skyspace siteWest Quad adjacent to Shepherd School of Music Timeline Design – current Construction – 2010 Completion and Dedication – 2011

  14. Geoffrey Dashwood Barn Owl

  15. Statue of Edgar Odell Lovett Sketches by Bruce Wolfe

  16. Statues by Bruce Wolfe

  17. Potential artists for the BRC

  18. Leo Villareal

  19. Pat Steir

  20. Sarah Morris

  21. Dana Frankfort

  22. Beatriz Milhazes

  23. Cecilia Biagini

  24. Richard Barnes

  25. Olga de Amaral

  26. Rachel Hecker

  27. Brockman Hall for Physics – North Bar

  28. Brockman Hall for Physics – North Bar

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