A AUGUSTE RODIN French, 1840–1917Jean d’Aire, Nude, ca. 1886Bronze, lost-wax cast, 1984 by the Musée Rodin

Gift of the Pepper Family

B JEFF MARON American, b. 1949Middle Pillar, 1985Bronze

Gift of James G. Pepper ’65

C TERRENCE KARPOWICZ American, b. 1948Hurra Dura, 1993Oak, lead, graphite

Gift of Mr. Daniel Schneider

D BEVERLY PEPPER American, b. 1922Untitled (Wedge), 1980Steel

Gift of James G. Pepper ’65

E JAUME PLENSA Spanish, b. 1955Waves III, 2012Stainless steel

Gift of James G. Pepper ’65

F MAGDALENA ABAKANOWICZ Polish, b. 1930The Group of Ten, 2011Bronze

Gift of the Artist; Pat and B.D. Rodgers; Linda and George Kelly, parents of Win Kelly ’02 and Madeline Kelly ’08; Katherine Belk-Cook; and Virginia Newell ’78

G ANTONY GORMLEY British, b. 1950You, 2005Cast iron

Gift of Robert F. Vagt ’69 and Ruth Anne Vagt in honor of Ashley Vagt-Buford ’94 and Lindsay Vagt ’01

H JOEL SHAPIRO American, b. 1941Untitled, 1995Bronze

Gift of the Artist and Katherine Belk-Cook

I WILLIAM TUCKER British, b. 1935Homage to Rodin, 1999Bronze

Gift of the Davidson College Class of 1993

J JESÚS MOROLES American, b. 1950Spirit Waves Fountain, 2003Texas pink granite and Fredericksburg granite

Gift of Dr. Hugh A. McAllister, Jr. ’61

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315 North Main Street, Davidson, NC 28035704.894.2519 www.davidsoncollegeartgalleries.org

Gallery Hours:Monday–Friday, 10am-5pmSaturday & Sunday, 12-4pmwhile classes are in session

Free parking is located behind the Katherine and Tom Belk Visual Art Center off Jackson Street.

The William H. Van Every and Edward M. Smith Galleries play a fundamental role in the life of Davidson College. The Galleries support the academic mission of the College through the presentation, interpretation, and discussion of primarily contemporary artworks in all media for students, members of the Davidson community, and the public. Gallery exhibitions and programs nurture individual thinking, develop visual literacy, and inspire a lifelong commitment to the arts.

The Campus Sculpture Program officially began in 2007. An extension of the College’s permanent art collection, the incorporation of sculpture throughout campus expands the reach of the Gallery, exposing the Davidson community to a diverse range of sculptural works by internationally acclaimed artists from Auguste Rodin to Jaume Plensa. Always evolving, the Campus Sculpture Program transforms our environment, prompts inquiry, and sparks creativity.

WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THE ARTISTS AND WORKS IN THE CAMPUS SCULPTURE PROGRAM?

Audio Tour:

A AUGUSTE RODIN 704.894.1615 x 1

G ANTONY GORMLEY 704.894.1600 X 2

H JOEL SHAPIRO 704.894.1600 X 3

I WILLIAM TUCKER 704.894.1600 X 4

F MAGDALENA ABAKANOWICZ 704.894.1600 X 5

E JAUME PLENSA 704.894.1600 X 6

Visit the Library Resource Guide at:

www.davidson.libguides.com/sculptors

Cover photography: Bill Giduz

THE VAN EVERY/SMITH GALLERIES

A AUGUSTE RODIN French, 1840–1917Jean d’Aire, Nude, ca. 1886Bronze, lost-wax cast, 1984 by the Musée Rodin

Gift of the Pepper Family

B JEFF MARON American, b. 1949Middle Pillar, 1985Bronze

Gift of James G. Pepper ’65

C TERRENCE KARPOWICZ American, b. 1948Hurra Dura, 1993Oak, lead, graphite

Gift of Mr. Daniel Schneider

D BEVERLY PEPPER American, b. 1922Untitled (Wedge), 1980Steel

Gift of James G. Pepper ’65

E JAUME PLENSA Spanish, b. 1955Waves III, 2012Stainless steel

Gift of James G. Pepper ’65

F MAGDALENA ABAKANOWICZ Polish, b. 1930The Group of Ten, 2011Bronze

Gift of the Artist; Pat and B.D. Rodgers; Linda and George Kelly, parents of Win Kelly ’02 and Madeline Kelly ’08; Katherine Belk-Cook; and Virginia Newell ’78

G ANTONY GORMLEY British, b. 1950You, 2005Cast iron

Gift of Robert F. Vagt ’69 and Ruth Anne Vagt in honor of Ashley Vagt-Buford ’94 and Lindsay Vagt ’01

H JOEL SHAPIRO American, b. 1941Untitled, 1995Bronze

Gift of the Artist and Katherine Belk-Cook

I WILLIAM TUCKER British, b. 1935Homage to Rodin, 1999Bronze

Gift of the Davidson College Class of 1993

DAVIDSON COLLEGECampus Sculpture Program