Indoor Public Art

On permanent display on the second floor of the Bicknell Family Center for the Arts.
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By famed sports artist Ted Watts, these murals highlight Carnie Smith & his Gorilla football teams who won the 1957 & 1961 NAIA National Football Championships.
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An artists' cooperative gallery, ArtForms offers handmade art & fine crafts for sale as well as hands-on workshops led by member artists in a casual atmosphere.
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Located inside the Memorial Auditorium, this gallery is a jewel within a jewel, featuring the work of local artists & exhibits on loan from other galleries.
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Shows special exhibitions and also includes work space for an artist-in-residence and occasionally showcases multiple exhibitions at once.
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Painted by a Swedish-American painter known for his landscapes of Kansas and the southwest.
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Landscape paintings "Autumn Symphony" & "Wild Horse Creek" by Birger Sandzén’s decorate the entrance foyer of McCray Hall on the Pittsburg State campus.
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Inside Cafe Del Rio
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An image of The Dancing Ganesha overlooks the studio floor. This depiction symbolizes the connection of body, mind, and spirit.
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The first director of Pittsburg's library, in 1901, went on to gain international notoriety as a talented sculptor & leader in women's suffrage movement.
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Memorial to Catholic priest from Kansas who served as a Korean War II U.S. Army Chaplain. Died a POW while ensuring survival of others. Awarded Medal of Honor.
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Historic building includes decades old 140' exterior painted sign. Murals inside include coal fired kiddy-sized train & logos honoring local schools.
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Displayed contemporary art comes from contributors from all over the United States, university faculty, graduate students, and local artists.
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This former Pittsburg State art professor developed a worldwide reputation as an avant-garde jewelry artist with permanent collections on display worldwide.
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Located inside the Memorial Auditorium, this mural depicts a vintage movie theater marquee, including posters for upcoming performances. Mural by Jenna Spencer.
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Located inside BMO Harris Bank.
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Located inside the Memorial Auditorium, this mural features Greek theatre's two ancient symbols for comedy (sock) and tragedy (buskin). Mural by Jenna Spencer.
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Features St. Barbara, the patron saint of coal miners, and a number of the wives, mothers & grandmothers of miners who organized the 1921 Amazon Army march.
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Inside Miners Hall Museum. A charcoal mural by Antonio Martinez, tells the story of the thousands of immigrants who came to America to work in area coal mines.
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Hours: Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
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