Celebrating Campus Artwork

Representing Holiness: An Exploration of Art at Saint Mary’s

Visitors to campus can find close to 40 new pieces of art, including majestic iron and bronze sculptures, paintings from the 17th and 18th centuries, vibrant contemporary lithographs and posters, and canvas works. In nearly every building, one or more new pieces of art can be found.

The following is a campus guide celebrating the works of religious art at Saint Mary’s College.

Cushwa-Leighton Library

Sister’s Madeleva’s Bowl, Artist
Unknown Main Level, Near Front Entrance

The Annunciation by John August Swanson
Main Level, East Interior Wall

Christ, Artist Unknown
Main Level, East Exterior Wall

Trees of Life by Nassio Bayarri
Main Level, North Exterior Wall

Our Lady of Suyapa, an authorized photograph from Basílica Nuestra de Señora Suyapa
Main Level, West Interior Wall

Christ Figure by Nassio Bayarri
Third Floor, Center for Academic Innovation

Madonna and Child, Artist Unknown
Lower Level, Trumper Center

See No Stranger by Obey Giant
Lower Level, Trumper Center

Series of Religious Icons, Photo Collage
Lower Level, Trumper Center

Festival of Lights by John August Swanson
Trumper Center

Peaceable Kingdom by John August Swanson
Trumper Center

Spes Unica Hall

Guadalupe, Pray for Us by Michael Hebbeler
Decio Commons

Fresh Water  by John August Swanson
Third Floor Hallway

Rev. Martin Luther King, “A Christmas Sermon on Peace by John August Swanson
Third Floor Hallway

Regina Hall

Madonna and Child by Nassio Bayarri
Lobby, Center for Integrated Healthcare Education

USS Rover, by Artist
South Lobby Wall, Center for Integrated Healthcare Education

Series of Pop Art Posters by various artists
Nursing Hallway