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University Health Team Visits Public Art on Campus

group Portrait by a monumental sculpture on Bois State campus
Ken McCall and Leslie Dixon, Transference, 2016

To welcome colleagues to a new academic year, the University Health team spent a rainy morning getting to know a couple of public art pieces on campus. Transference is a monumental work by Ken McCall and Leslie Dixon behind the Environmental Research Building; it celebrates geothermal activity and research on campus. Rod Kagan’s bronze statues next to the Alumni and Friends Center honor Classical and Indigenous influences in Idaho.

If your team would like to know more about public art on campus, please contact Fonda Portales, University Art Curator and Collections Manager. You can reach her at fondaportales@boisestate.edu to schedule a time and map out a walking or biking tour. This is a great option for lunch time breaks, team-building sessions, or group exercise! We can tailor to your time allowed, distance preferred, and artistic interest.