a horse sculpture made out of driftwood, outside in the snow with a person walking by

Offsite Museum Artwork:

Located around the WSU Pullman Campus

Art on Campus

Please use this webpage to plan your visit to these unique resources!

Samuel E. Smith Center for Undergraduate Education
On view permanently

The bulk of the museum’s Marian E. Smith Glass Collection is housed in the Samuel E. Smith Center for Undergraduate Education. This vibrant collection is on permanent display for students, faculty, staff, and visitors to enjoy during their daily activities on the Pullman campus. The collection highlights some of the most influential glass artists of the Pacific Northwest.

Campus Art Collection
On view permanently

In addition to many remarkable campus artworks administered by Washington State’s Art in Public Places Program, the museum cares for a number of special sculptures situated permanently on the WSU Pullman Campus.

Smith Center for Undergraduate Research (CUE)
Glass Collection, Gift of Marian E. Smith
Location: Samuel E. Smith Center for Undergraduate Education
Peter Houk, Industrial Landscape, 2005
Gift of Ellsworth and Eve Alvord
Location: Samuel E. Smith
Center for Undergraduate Education
Harold Balazs, Untitled, 1975
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU Permanent Collection
Location: Fine Arts Plaza west
Terry Allen, Bookin’, 2006
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU Permanent Collection
Location: Holland Library main entrance exterior
bronze horse sculpture created from driftwood
Deborah Butterfield, Red Forest, 2013
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU Permanent Collection, Gift of Howard Wright, WSU Class of 76′
Location: Outside Veterinary Medicine Teaching Hospital