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Second Testudo replica, originally inside Cole Field House.

First replica of Testudo.

Gallery located in the student union dedicated to contemporary art from emerging and mid-career artists.

Given in Memory of Herbert E. Rycroft II by his Aunt Frances Rycroft Barr and his Colleagues and Friends the Architects of Baltimore. Kaskey taught architecture at the University of Maryland (1969-1976) but was denied tenure, according to Bergen's…

Part of the international peace pole project. "May Peace Prevail on Earth" appears on four sides, in at least four different languages.

Student art is almost always on view in this space. This year, you might have spotted a gnarly shark jaw under the stairwell or a Ferris wheel catering to blue pigeons. Two-dimensional works hang semi-permanently in the first floor hallway and over…

One of many recycling dumpsters that University of Maryland Fraternities and Sororities have painted in celebration of Spring Fest.

Campbell taught stone carving for 15 years at the University of Maryland. His work is in the collection of the Smithsonian American Art Museum. He was an abstract sculptor associated with the direct carving movement. These works, Night and Day,…

One of 50 Fear the Turtle sculptures featured in outdoor exhibition celebrating Maryland's 150th Anniversary. This one sponsored by Sallie Mae. Originally holding lacrosse stick. Note discoloration of eye mask.

Maryland Room Gallery in Hornbake Library features annual exhibits on historical topics, displaying books, manuscripts, ephemera, objects, and multi-media items. Special Collections and University Archives also curate online exhibitions.