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Ann Arbor, MI
Ulysses Ricci 1925; Limestone; Architectural Feature Central Campus; Front (west) facade of 1100 North University Building Flanking the front door are panels with mirror images of mermen, holding implements symbolizing… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Philip Stewart 2016; Stainless steel North Campus Aspiring to surpass the limits of form through technology, Philip Stewart created 3 Cubes in a Seven Axis Relationship, a 14,000 pound, 25… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Unknown 1929; Limestone, Bronze; Artifact Central Campus; West of Hatcher Library Gift of the Acacia National Council. Acacia Fraternity was founded at Michigan on May 12, 1904, by fourteen Master… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Genesee Cut Stone 2002; Granite; Artifact Central Campus; Along sidewalk, southwest of Hatcher Library South Gift of the Beta Eta Chapter, chartered at the University of Michigan in 1929, in… more
U-M Museum of Art 525 State St., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
Donaldson and Meier Architects 1910; Sandstone; Memorial Central Campus; Corner of State Street and South University Avenue Proposals for a dignified building to be placed on campus honoring university students… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Marshall Fredericks 1950; Bronze; Memorial, Sculpture Ross Athletic Campus; Champions Plaza, SW entrance to Michigan Stadium Gift of the Board in Control of Intercollegiate Athletics as a memorial to men… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Ulysses Ricci 1924; Limestone; Architectural Feature Central Campus; West facade, Angell Hall Flanking the main stairs are four reliefs with symbols of poetry, history, philosophy and art. The panel above… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Michele Oka Doner (BS 1966 and MFA 1968) 2008; Bronze; Sculpture Central Campus; East side of Alumni Memorial Hall – Museum of Art Part of the collections of the University… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Dennis Oppenheim 2007; Steel, acrylic Central Campus; located between the 1100 North University Building and Chemistry Building Gift of Jagdish Janveja (BA 1963) and Saroj Janveja (BA 1968) in appreciation… more
Dana 440 Church St., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Art & Environment Gallery at the School of Natural Resources & Environment (SNRE) opened in February 2012 to draw more attention to the influence of art in shaping our… more
Arts, Architecture & Engineering Library 2281 Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The University of Michigan’s Art, Architecture and Engineering Library provides a unique set of information commons resources to students and faculty in the Duderstadt Center. It provides easy access to… more
Walgreen Drama Center 1226 Murfin Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
When Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Arthur Miller was approached by his alma mater about a theater bearing his name, his response was a simple postcard. “The theater is a lovely idea,”… more
Hatcher Library South 913 University Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
As one of the largest East Asian language collections in North America, the Asia Library provides scholarly resources in various formats to patrons at both U-M and other institutions to… more
Shapiro Library 919 University Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Askwith Media Library is a campus source for movies and TV shows. Visit us to find the perfect movie for your research, class project, or entertainment. Named in honor… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Unknown 1890; Limestone; Artifact Central Campus; Front lawn of Clements Library These “books” were once the stepping stones for carriages at the residence of Regent Junius Beal. When the Beal… more
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Unknown 1870; Pewter; Sculpture Gone; West side of campus near old Law Building (old Haven Hall) In 1870 the class of that year purchased a statue of Ben Franklin, which… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Unknown 1980; Bronze, Stone; Artifact North Campus; South of H.H. Dow, near west entrance of EECS Gift of the Gamma Chapter (established at Michigan in 1906) of Tau Beta Pi,… more
1150 Beal Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Bentley Historical Library collects the materials for and promotes the study of the histories of two great, intertwined institutions, the State of Michigan and the University of Michigan. The… more
Dance 1310 UNIVERSITY CT, Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
Betty Pease Studio Theater, named after Dr. Esther “Betty” Pease, the coordinator of the dance program at U-M from 1950-1971, is a 100-seat performance space for dance and multi-media works. Audience seating… more
Biological Station 9133 Biological Road, Pellston, MI, 49769
The Biological Station Library, located off campus at the Biological Station in Pellston, Michigan, has a collection of over 16,000 volumes and serves the students, faculty, and researchers who come… more
Music School 1100 Baits Dr., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
As part of the 1985 expansion of the Moore Building, SMTD added this small recital and rehearsal hall and its C. B. Fisk organ, modeled after the instruments of the… more
Music School 1100 Baits Dr., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
Named for Allen P. Britton, dean of SMTD 1971-1979, this intimate, comfortable hall serves as a performance and rehearsal space for solo recitals, and chamber music and other small ensembles…. more
837 Greene Street, Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Buhr Shelving Facility supplements the storage capacity of library facilities, and prolongs the useful life of library materials in a preservation-sensitive environment. The Buhr Shelving Facility currently houses 2.5… more
Ann Arbor, MI
John Nick Pappas 1994; Bronze; Sculpture Medical Campus; Plaza between Medical Science II, Taubman Medical Library, and MSRB III Gift of Greek-Americans of Michigan order of Ahepa, District 10. Nearby… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Malcomson and Higginbotham 1956; Limestone; Artifact Central Campus; On and around North Quadrangle Artifacts from the former Ann Arbor High School and Carnegie Library grace the present-day North Quadrangle. In… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Unknown 1898; Steel; Artifact Central Campus; North end of the Diag The flagpole was one of the items the university obtained from the World’s Columbian Exposition, held in 1893 in… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Johnson, Johnson & Roy, Inc. 1997; Concrete; Architectural Feature Ross Athletic Campus; Varsity Plaza, SE entrance to Michigan Stadium Teams and championship years are etched into the various columns. One… more
Ann Arbor, MI
None 1996; Steel; Artifact North Campus; Southwest corner of Media Union The plaza consists of three flagpoles: flags of the United States, the State of Michigan, and the University of… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Johnson Johnson and Roy, Inc. 1997; Bronze, Concrete; Architectural Feature North Campus; Between Lurie Engineering, IOE, Lay Auto Lab, and Michigan Memorial Phoenix Project
Ann Arbor, MI
None 1862; Stone; Artifact Central Campus; On the front (west) lawn of the Central Campus Transit Center, north of entrance doors The large boulder originally stood at the northwest corner… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Unknown 1869; Bronze, Stone; Artifact, Memorial Central Campus; Lawn on the west side of Angell Hall, north of the main entrance The Class of 1869 wanted a memorial of their… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Unknown 1901; Limestone; Artifact Central Campus; West of Hatcher Library Gift of the Class of 1901.
Ann Arbor, MI
Lane and Livingston Architects 1956; Concrete, Stone; Artifact Central Campus; Between Michigan Union and LSA Building Also called Michigan Union fountain, it was a gift of the Class of 1956.
Ann Arbor, MI
Unknown 1970; Bronze, Granite; Artifact Central Campus; In loggia, under south stacks of Hatcher Graduate Library Gift of the Class of 1966, and installed following the completion of construction of… more
909 University Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Clements Library houses original resources for the study of American history and culture from the 15th through the 19th century. Its mission is to collect and preserve primary-source materials,… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Probably designed by Albert Kahn 1922-23; Limestone; Architectural Feature Central Campus; South facade, Clements Library Two inscriptions (either side of entrance loggia) were written by U-M professor Ulrich B. Phillips:… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Jon Rush 1990; Stainless Steel; Sculpture Central Campus; Thompson Street side of Institute for Social Research By “inverting one ‘cage of triangles’ against the other,” Rush sought to symbolize ISR’s… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Robert Graham 1980; Bronze; Sculpture Medical Campus; In front of Taubman Medical Library Gift of A. Alfred Taubman specifically for the library. Dance Cylinder conveys a “sense of movement, expressed… more
Orchestra Place 3663 Wordward Ave., Suite 150, Detroit, MI, 48201
Each year, the Lester P. Monts Hall at the Detroit Center features 10 exhibitions per year featuring university, local professional, and K-12 student artists. Along with an opening reception, each… more
1398 Ann St., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Detroit Observatory is adjacent to the University Hospital complex and Nichols Arboretum. Containing two telescopes, it was the first observatory in Michigan and the second in the Midwest, and… more
Duderstadt Digital Media Commons 2281 Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
As an interdisciplinary service facility, the UM3D Lab provides the entire University of Michigan community access to the tools, expertise, and collaborative opportunities needed to support cutting edge research, academic… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Unknown 1930; Stone; Architectural Artifact Central Campus; Lawn, southwest side of Lorch Hall Acquired through the efforts of Emil Lorch, former dean of the College of Architecture. The Doric entrance… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Marshall Fredericks 1948; Bronze; Sculpture North Campus; the North exterior wall of Bentley Historical Library, by the courtyard These pieces were originally installed on the east side of the Literature,… more
Duderstadt Digital Media Commons 2281 Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Duderstadt’s Digital Media Commons Video Studio is an experimental media lab and high quality documentation space that is available to the entire University of Michigan’s community. Well equipped and… more
Ann Arbor, MI
None 1909 – 1920; Wrought Iron, Wood; Artifact North Campus; Plaza near west end of Lay Automotive Lab Consists of four benches, gifts of the Engineering classes of 1909, 1911,… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Unknown 1919; Bronze; Memorial Ross Athletic Campus; East end of Ferry Field track, behind (south of) Intramural Building The flagpole and the original plaque (in the center) were placed by… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Albert Kahn 1906; Wrought Iron; Architectural Artifact Ross Athletic Campus; State Street between Hartwig and Weidenbach Buildings Ferry Field was named for Dexter M. Ferry, who gave 17 acres of… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Nellie Verne Walker 1928; Limestone; Architectural Feature Central Campus; West facade, top of center pavilion, Michigan League Designed by the architect of the League, Irving Pond, these larger than life-size… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Michael Thomas Murphy 1918; Limestone; Architectural Feature Central Campus; Above, and flanking east entrance of Michigan Union Designed and donated by the architects of the building, brothers Irving and Allen… more
Tappan Hall 855 University Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Fine Arts Library, on the 2nd floor of Tappan Hall, serves the students and faculty of the History of Art Department and the Visual Resources Collection, and helps support… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Leonardo Nierman 2006; Stainless Steel; Sculpture Medical Campus; Northwest corner of Taubman Biomedical Science Research Building (southeast corner of Glen and Ann Streets) Gift of the Kaufman family. Regarding this… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Louis Comfort Tiffany 1937; Glass; Architectural Feature, Stained Glass Central Campus; Second floor, north side of Newberry Hall (Kelsey Museum) Gift of brothers E. Crofton Fox (U-M student 1871–73) and… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Jens Zorn 2004; Bronze, Stainless Steel; Sculpture Central Campus; Courtyard between Randall Laboratory and West Hall The creation of Physics Professor Jens Zorn, this piece commemorates the 50th anniversary of… more
Haven Hall 505 State St., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
GalleryDAAS supports the mission of the Department of Afroamerican and African Studies (DAAS) by exhibiting emerging and established artists from throughout the African Diaspora. The gallery is a catalyst for… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Anne Kirby Rubin 2009; Bronze; Sculpture Medical Campus; In the courtyard between Kellogg Eye Center and Brehm Tower (northeast side) Commissioned by the U-M Health System for the Kellogg Eye… more
Ford Library 1000 Beal Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
Part of the presidential libraries system of the National Archives and Records Administration, the Gerald R. Ford Library on North Campus collects and preserves a rich body of archival materials… more
University of Michigan Health System 1500 E. Medical Center Drive, Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
One of the first and most comprehensive healthcare arts programs nationwide, Gifts of Art brings the world of art and music to Michigan Medicine. During times of stress and illness,… more
Ann Arbor, MI
J. Brett Grill 2013; Bronze; Sculpture Ross Athletic Campus; Entrance plaza, North side of Schembechler Hall Gift of Robert W. Browne (‘48 AB, ‘52 DDS, ‘59 MS), and commissioned as… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Albin Polasek 1919; Bronze; Fountain Central Campus; North University Avenue near corner of State Street Gift of Francis Hamilton, mayor of Ann Arbor 1905–07, who bequeathed money to City of… more
Hatcher Library South 913 University Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library is the University of Michigan’s primary research collection for the humanities and social sciences. Located on the Diag in the heart of Central Campus, the… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Ulysses Ricci 1918; Stone; Architectural Feature Central Campus; North facade, Hatcher Graduate Library There are 10 medallions representing religion and philosophy; law; earth; science; physical science; medicine; mathematics and engineering;… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Unknown Boulder 1867 (now gone), granite block 1907; Granite; Artifact, Memorial Central Campus; West side of Hatcher South The memorial began with a boulder obtained by the Class of 1867… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Lewis J. Sarvis (design); Indian Hill Stone Co. (execution) 1942; Limestone; Architectural Feature Medical Campus; In the frieze flanking the original west entrance pavilion of the Henry Vaughan Building (no… more
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Randolph Rogers ca. 1886; Plaster; Sculpture Gone; Originally in Reading Room of the old General Library Building Randolph Rogers, famous sculptor of Rome, had spent his childhood in Ann Arbor… more
825 University Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
Hill Auditorium is the largest performing arts venue on campus and one of the jewels of the U-M. Since its opening in 1913, the impressive structure, known for its superb… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Richard Hunt 1975; Cor-Ten Steel; Memorial, Sculpture North Campus; Courtyard, north side of Bentley Historical Library Gift of Hobart Taylor, Jr., in memory of his father, Hobart Taylor, Sr. Commissioned… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Leonard Baskin 1994; Bronze; Memorial, Sculpture Central Campus; Raoul Wallenberg Plaza, east side of Rackham Gift of the Ann Arbor Holocaust Memorial Foundation, as a memorial to the six million… more
Located a few miles north of the Botanical Gardens, Horner McLaughlin Woods is a 90-acre site that was donated to the U-M by the Michigan Botanical Club in 1964 as… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Jun Kaneko 2013; Painted Bronze and Stainless Steel; Sculpture North Campus; In front (west side) of Earl V. Moore Building Gift of Clarence L. (’51) and Ruth M. Roy. The… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Kenneth Snelson 2002; Stainless Steel; Sculpture North Campus; South end of Reflecting Pool, on west side of Cooley Building Gift of the Engineering Class of 1950. “Snelson…discovered certain relationships governing… more
881 N. University, Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
Ingalls Mall is in front of the Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies on Washington Street, near the Burton Memorial Tower. It is the home of a fountain by… more
202 S. Thayer St. 202 Thayer St., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The gallery at the U-M’s Institute for the Humanities is a meeting place for the exchange and interchange of ideas. Each exhibition serves as a starting point for collaboration and… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Gerome Kamrowski 1997; Mosaic; Mosaic North Campus; Courtyard on east side of the Art and Architecture Building Made up of six separate but related panels of 36″ wide x 60″… more
East Quad 701 University Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Keene Theater is the beloved performance venue for the U-M LSA Residential College’s faculty and student organizations. It is a multipurpose venue with seating for up to 150 (88… more
434 State St., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Kelsey Museum of Archaeology houses a collection of more than 100,000 ancient and medieval objects from the civilizations of the Mediterranean and the Near East. The Kelsey also offers… more
Koszonom (Thank You) Raoul Wallenberg Ann Arbor, MI
Jon Rush 1995; Steel, Granite; Memorial, Sculpture North Campus; Front lawn (north side) of Art & Architecture Building On October 26, 1995, sixty years after Raoul Wallenberg’s graduation from the… more
Kresge Business Library 703 Tappan St., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Kresge Library serves the business research needs of students, faculty, and staff at the Stephen M. Ross School of Business, the University of Michigan, and the surrounding community. Kresge… more
Lane Hall 204 State St., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Institute for Research on Women and Gender and the Women’s Studies Department present a regular schedule of art exhibitions in Lane Hall’s lobby, an intimate space, conducive to seeing, reflection,… more
Cook Legal Research Library 801 Monroe St., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Law Library’s reading room is located within the Law Quadrangle on central campus. Designed in the English Gothic style, it is one of the most recognizable buildings on campus…. more
Ann Arbor, MI
Unknown 1943; Granite; Artifact Central Campus; Inside the Law School Quadrangle Flagpole a gift of the Judge Advocate General’s School, and the granite marker a gift of its Ninth Class.
Ann Arbor, MI
Ulysses Ricci and Angelo Zari 1923-1924; Limestone; Architectural Feature Central Campus; Three passageways, north side of Law Quad (Lawyers’ Club) leading from South University into the Quad The twelve corbels… more
Ann Arbor, MI
David Barr 2009; Granite; Sculpture North Campus; Near the entrance to building B018 of the North Campus Research Complex, and scattered around ponds north and west of building B016 Acquired… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Unknown 1930; Steel, Marble; Architectural Artifact North Campus; North side of Art & Architecture building Acquired through the efforts of Emil Lorch. The Corinthian column was made for the Home… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Probably Emil Lorch 1927; Limestone; Architectural Feature Central Campus; Façades of Lorch Hall These bas reliefs consist of several elements. Along the east side of the building are medallions featuring… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Marshall Fredericks 1948; Limestone, Aluminum; Architectural Feature Central Campus; Facades of the Literature, Science and Arts Building The subjects of the seven stone reliefs are Naturalist, Adventurers, Scientists, Musicians, Hiawatha,… more
Mendelssohn Theatre 911 University Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
Located within the Michigan League on Central Campus, Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre is an intimate, shoebox theater seating nearly 600. Decorated with solid oak paneling that creates an atmosphere of elegance… more
Mardigian Library 4901 Evergreen Rd., Dearborn, MI, 48128-2406
The Mardigian Library is an independent University of Michigan library that supports the teaching and research needs of the students, staff, and faculty of the University of Michigan Dearborn campus…. more
1214. S. University Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48104
The Mark Chesler Library Collection connects the university community to more than 1200 books, films, and journals on a wide range of topics related to social identity, multiculturalism, intergroup relations,… more
1800 N. Dixboro Rd., Ann Arbor, MI, 48105
Matthaei Botanical Gardens is a 350-acre site that offers an indoor plant conservatory, classroom and meeting spaces, greenhouse, and outdoor sites for research, display gardens, native plant gardens, natural areas,… more
Music School 1100 Baits Dr., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
Designed primarily for opera and musical theatre, the McIntosh Theatre is also used for choral, orchestral, and other ensembles. The theatre was added to the Moore Building in 1985 and received… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Unknown 2009; Bronze, Stone; Memorial North Campus; Near 1600 Huron Parkway entrance to the eastern section of the North Campus Research Complex Acquired in 2009 when the university purchased the… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Cornelius Gabler, Architect 1955; Concrete, Brick, Glass; Memorial North Campus; 2301 Bonisteel Boulevard The Michigan Memorial – Phoenix Project operated the laboratory building of the same name and the former… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Bernard Green (1891 E), Osborn Engineering 1927; Concrete, Stone, Steel, Brick; Memorial Ross Athletic Campus; South Campus, Main Street at Stadium Boulevard At first playing home games at the Ann… more
603 E. Liberty St., Ann Arbor, MI, 48104
Ann Arbor’s historic Michigan Theater is home to the Penny W. Stamps Speaker Series and many other U-M sponsored events and performances, including the Cinetopia International Film Festival and the… more
Administered by the Botanical Gardens, the Mud Lake property includes a trail that leads across a field and descends into an extensive swamp forest. During wet periods the swamp may… more
Alice Lloyd 100 Observatory St., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Museums Library serves the principal literature needs of curators and researchers in the museums of Anthropology, Exhibits, Paleontology, and Zoology, and the University Herbarium. The Library collections of 130,000+… more
Music School 1100 Baits Dr., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
Recognized as one of the world’s major music collections, the U-M Music Library supports the performance, teaching, and research activities of the School of Music, Theatre & Dance. Located in… more
Nichols Arboretum Residence 1827 Geddes Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48104
Nichols Arboretum—also referred to as “The Arb”— is a 123-acre site near Central Campus that provides a unique opportunity to explore the ongoing interaction of humans and the natural world…. more
Ann Arbor, MI
Jens Zorn 2013; Stainless Steel; Sculpture North Campus; Plaza between the Engineering Research and Gerstacker Buildings This piece is intended to celebrate U-M’s achievements in holography. The essence of holography… more
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Albert Kahn (designer); sculptor unknown 1925; Limestone; Architectural Artifact Gone; Originally on front (south) side of Old Main Hospital’s Administration Wing Designed by noted Detroit architect Albert Kahn, the new… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Bill Barrett (MFA 1960) 1994; Steel; Sculpture North Campus; Courtyard between Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences Building and G.G. Brown Lab Gift of Alice Simsar. Barrett is also the sculptor… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Richard Hunt 1975; Cor-Ten Steel; Sculpture North Campus; Courtyard, north side of Bentley Historical Library Gift of Hobart Taylor, Jr., in memory of his father, Hobart Taylor, Sr. Commissioned for… more
Natural History Museum 1109 Geddes Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The state-of-the-art Planetarium & Dome Theater at the U-M Museum of Natural History transports visitors beyond distant stars and back in time from the comfort of reclining seats. Tickets are… more
121 Fletcher St., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Power Center is U-M’s most technically sophisticated performance space. A fully functioning theater, it also hosts sales meetings, product rollouts, and corporate presentations. The theater was made possible by… more
Ann Arbor, MI
William Peters 1846; Limestone, Marble; Artifact Central Campus; SE corner of Hatcher Graduate Library Erected by the regents in 1846 following the death of Professor Joseph Whiting (1845); with panels… more
100 Farnsworth St, Detroit, MI, 48202
Marshall Fredericks 1941; Bronze, Marble; Architectural Feature Other; Façades of Rackham Educational Memorial, 100 Farnsworth, Detroit This building in downtown Detroit, close by the Detroit Institute of Arts and the… more
Rackham 915 Washington St., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
Rackham Auditorium has been the site of many numerous notable lectures, performances, and academic symposia in the 60-plus years since its opening. Horace H. Rackham was a Detroit lawyer whose… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Corrado Parducci 1938; Limestone; Architectural Feature Central Campus; Front (south) facade of Rackham The five panels contain figures depicting various areas of study: Social Sciences; Physical Sciences; Languages and Literature;… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Berthold “Tex” Schiwetz 1992; Bronze; Sculpture Central Campus; Garden, east side of Michigan League Gift of Charles Dybvig (‘31) & Dorothy Dybvig. Schiwetz was a student of Carl Milles’s at… more
East Quad 701 University Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Residential College (RC) Art Gallery is located in the East Quad Residence Hall. The approximately 500-square-foot exhibit space hosts two professional and one RC student exhibit in both the… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Louis Marinaro 1996; Bronze; Sculpture Medical Campus; SE corner of the Glen Avenue Parking Structure The piece depicts a man and a woman carrying a child toward the hospital and… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Jan Peter Stern 1965; Bronze Alloy; Sculpture North Campus; Courtyard, east side of Engineering Research Building Commissioned as part of the construction of this building complex (formerly called the Institute… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Unknown 1966; Bronze, Concrete; Artifact, Memorial Central Campus; Along sidewalk, southwest of Hatcher Library South Gift of Sigma Rho Tau “In memory of Prof. Robert Brackett—National Director and Founder of… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Carleton Watson Angell 1928; Limestone; Architectural Feature Central Campus; West, east and north facades of the Museums Building In the third floor spandrels there are bas reliefs representing pioneer American… more
Saginaw Forest is a nearly 80-acre parcel of land comprising roughly 55 acres of plantations, lakes, and wetlands. The property, a gift to the U-M in 1903 by timberman and… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Richard C. Hill 1971; Bronze; Artifact North Campus; Next to the pond at the Moore School of Music Gift of Sigma Alpha Iota, an international music fraternity for women. Sometimes… more
202 S. Thayer St. 202 Thayer St., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Martin Salinger Learning Resource Center, located on the third floor of the Thayer Building, was established in 1985. It includes a non-circulating reference library and a reading room.(An additional… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Carleton Watson Angell 1925/2011; Bronze, Stone; Artifact Central Campus; Base of Central Campus Flagpole Gift of the Michigan Chapter of the Scabbard and Blade, a Tri-Service military honor society, in… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Michele Oka Doner (’66 & ’68 MFA) Two in 1990 and a third in 1995; Bronze; Artifact Central Campus; Ingalls Mall between Kraus and Chemistry Buildings Made possible by a… more
Shapiro Library 919 University Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Shapiro Science Library provides services and resources to support research, teaching, and scientific inquiry in the fields of astronomy, biology, chemistry, geological sciences, mathematics, natural resources and environment, physics,… more
Shapiro Library 919 University Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Shapiro Undergraduate Library (UgLi) provides services, spaces, and collections tailored to undergraduate students. Bert’s Cafe is located in the foyer of the Library allows for ease of access to… more
Dental School 1011 University Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Sindecuse Museum of Dentistry, housed within the School of Dentistry, is one of a handful of museums throughout the world devoted to preserving and exhibiting the history of dentistry…. more
Ann Arbor, MI
Unknown 1899; Bronze; Artifact, Memorial Central Campus; West side of Hatcher Library South This mortar was cast in Seville, Spain in 1724 and later used in Cuba. It was one… more
Hatcher Library South 913 University Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Special Collections Library is home to some of the most historically significant treasures at U-M and includes in its holdings some 275,000 published volumes, about 6,500 linear feet of… more
Michigan Union 530 State St., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Jim Toy Library (JTL) currently hosts a collection of 1,500+ titles, including books, videos, and magazines. Many books have been donated by community members over the last 40 years;… more
Walgreen Drama Center 1226 Murfin Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
This smaller auditorium that seats approximately 445 hosts many lectures and performing arts events for the U-M School of Music, Theater & Dance.
201 S. Division Street, Ann Arbor, MI, 48104
The Stamps Gallery is the Stamps School of Art & Design’s new exhibition space in downtown Ann Arbor, located at 201 S. Division Street on the first floor of the… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Eugene Daub 2001; Bronze, Granite; Sculpture North Campus; West entrance to Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences Building Gift of the College of Engineering. Called the “Father of Information Theory,” Claude… more
Hatcher Library South 913 University Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Stephen S. Clark Library combines the University of Michigan’s map collection, government information center, and spatial and numeric data services. It is a rich and unique resource, where students… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Lucas Samaras 1997; Cor-Ten Steel; Sculpture Central Campus; In east court between Alumni Memorial Hall and the Frankel Family Wing of the Museum of Art Part of the collections of… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Alice Aycock 1992; Steel, Aluminum; Sculpture North Campus; South side of H.H. Dow Building Gift of Engineering Class of 1933. Aycock described her piece: “The elements are taken from various… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Carl Milles 1940; Bronze; Sculpture, Fountain Central Campus; Ingalls Mall between the Michigan League & Burton Tower The figures depict Father Triton and his sons on a holiday excursion. Gift… more
Matthaei Botanical Gardens Ann Arbor, MI
Jon Rush 1987; Cor-Ten Steel; Sculpture Other; Matthaei Botanical Gardens, north side of Willow Pond The sculpture functions as a sundial. A professor of sculpture at U-M’s School of Art… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Unknown Tree before 1858; boulder ca. 1883; plaque 1904; Bronze, Stone; Artifact, Memorial Central Campus; West side of Hatcher Graduate Library In the spring of 1858, as a tribute to… more
Liberty Street Annex 305 W. Liberty St., Ann Arbor, MI, 48103
The 19,000-square-foot Liberty Research Annex is an open-plan facility on Ann Arbor’s Old West Side. The Annex provides space for students and faculty to collaboratively take on full-scale material assemblies,… more
1135 Catherine St., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The newly renovated A. Alfred Taubman Health Sciences Library delivers high-quality health and biomedical information services to the University of Michigan’s academic health sciences schools, basic and clinical research, bioinformatics… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Beverly Pepper 2003; Bronze; Sculpture Central Campus; East side of Alumni Memorial Hall/Museum of Art and north of Tappan Hall Part of the collections of the University of Michigan Museum… more
Hatcher Library South 913 University Ave., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The Audubon Room provides an accessible, secure, dedicated space for some of the greatest treasures from the Library’s collections. In fact, the Library marks its formal beginning with the purchase… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Tony Rosenthal 1968; Cor-Ten Steel; Sculpture Central Campus; Regents’ Plaza Gift of the Class of 1965 and the artist, who was a U-M alumnus (‘36). Although seemingly massive and immovable,… more
Duderstadt Center 2281 Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
The mission of the Duderstadt Gallery is to exhibit the widest range of creative talents from within the University. Exhibits may be either two- or three-dimensional, from art to engineering… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Paul Suttman 1967; Bronze; Sculpture Central Campus; In the Garden, east side of Martha Cook Residence Commissioned by alumnae and friends of Martha Cook Residence for the residence hall’s 50th… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Roberto Juarez 2010; Fabric; Architectural Feature North Campus; Dome of the Aerospace Engineering Wind Tunnel Commissioned by the College of Engineering. The mural was painted in October 2010 on the… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Jens Zorn 1999; Bronze; Sculpture Central Campus; Coutryard between Randall Laboratory and West Hall Gift of the Department of Physics, University Administration, and family and friends of Arthur Rich. Professor… more
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The Frances Willson Thompson Library is an independent University of Michigan library that supports the teaching and research needs of the students, staff, and faculty on the UM-Flint campus. The… more
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James C. Myford 1997; Aluminum; Sculpture Other; West side of Arbor Lakes complex in courtyard near building 1 Commissioned by Manufacturing Data Systems for their building complex and installed in… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Fletcher Benton 2007; Cor-Ten Steel; Sculpture North Campus; South lawn of Lurie Biomedical Engineering Building Gift of Engineering Class of 1956. “Building reminiscences of collapse and chaos into his sculptures,… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Jim Dine 2012; Bronze; Sculpture North Campus; South side of Beyster Building Fabricated in 2010; gift of an anonymous donor. As a Pop artist, Jim Dine turns objects and images… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Beverly Pepper 1993; Cast Iron; Sculpture North Campus; Plaza north of the Duderstadt Center – Pierpont Commons Connector Gift of the Engineering Class of 1937 and the artist. Pepper changed… more
Ann Arbor, MI
John W. Mills 1985; Bronze; Sculpture Medical Campus; Friends Meditation Garden (north side of Towsley Center) Gift of Dr. Harry Towsley. In 2001, the original Towsley Garden was remodeled into… more
Ann Arbor, MI
George W. Rickey 1982; Stainless Steel; Sculpture North Campus; Courtyard, east side of Ford Library Gift of Verna and Kelly Goss and dedicated by former President Gerald R. Ford in… more
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The U-M Museum of Art (UMMA) is one of the oldest and largest university art museums in the country. Built as a war memorial in 1909 for the university’s Civil… more
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The University of Michigan Museum of Natural History inspires curiosity with exhibits that explore the natural world from molecules to dinosaurs, a planetarium to discover the Universe, public labs to… more
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The U-M Transportation Research (UMTRI) Library houses one of the world’s most extensive collections of literature on traffic safety, including information on biomechanics, lighting, vehicle dynamics, driver behavior, and injuries… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Yitzhak Assour 2009; Bronze; Sculpture Medical Campus; In courtyard on west side of the Frankel Cardiovascular Center Gift of D. Dan and Betty Kahn. The sculpture represents two physicians deeply… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Bill Barrett (MFA ’60 ) 1971; Aluminum; Sculpture Central Campus; Dental School Courtyard Gift of the Dental Class of 1944. Barrett is also the sculptor of both Painted Steel and Untitled #29 on North… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Bill Barrett (MFA ’60) 1994; Steel; Sculpture North Campus; Courtyard between Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Building and G.G. Brown Lab Gift of Alice Simsar. Barrett is also the sculptor… more
Ann Arbor, MI
2014; Bronze; Central Campus; Courtyard between Randall Laboratory and West Hall This art work celebrates the award of the 1999 Nobel Prize to Martinus Veltman, U-M professor emeritus, and his… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Unknown 1951; Bronze, Stone; Artifact North Campus; West of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Building and south of H.H. Dow Building Engraved “Vulcan 1904” for the Engineering honor society, it… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Maya Lin 1995; Earth, Grass; Earthwork North Campus; Courtyard, SE side of Francois-Xavier Bagnoud Building Commissioned by the Association FXB in memory of Francois-Xavier Bagnoud (‘82 Aerospace Eng.), and gift… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Louis Marinaro 1988; Bronze; Sculpture Ross Athletic Campus; Plaza behind (south of) Physical Properties Building This piece represents an evergreen tree and its reflection in water, as a female figure… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Peter Osler 2004; Stainless Steel; Artifact, Memorial Central Campus; North side of Business School in the courtyard by Kresge Library In memory of Meredith Whalen, Business School class of 2000,… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Samuel Adolph Cashwan 1940; Marble; Memorial Central Campus; In front of Kellogg-Dental on North University Avenue side The left image represents progress of scientific research, and the right image represents… more
Gone
Unknown 1910; Plaster; Sculpture Gone; Alumni Memorial Hall (Museum of Art); later in the School of Education Building In 1910, the noted Detroit art collector Charles Lang Freer offered to loan… more
Ann Arbor, MI
Unknown 1939; Limestone; Artifact Central Campus; West side of Hatcher Library Gift of Xi Psi Phi. Placed on campus on the 50th anniversary of the founding of Xi Psi Phi… more
