The MSC Visual Arts Committee (VAC) is proud to present the Fourth Annual Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit at Texas A&M University featuring four sculptures by internationally recognized artist Herb Alpert. The four sculptures are on exhibit in Cain Park across from the Memorial Student Center and Kyle Field and on West Campus between the Heep Center and Kleberg Building.

A musical icon, few know that Mr. Alpert is also an artist and sculptor. For more than 30 years, he has been active in the visual arts as well as the performing arts. Alpert began by visiting countless galleries and museums all over the world, while traveling for his music.

Influenced by the tribes of the Pacific Northwest, Alpert reinvigorates the traditional totem. Mr. Alpert starts his totems by hand forming wax maquettes and clay prototypes. These are later cast in bronze and treated with acid washes and oxide patinas. The totems exhibited on campus weigh up to 1000 pounds and are approximately 8 feet tall.

The sculpture of Herb Alpert are on display at two campus locations: Cain Park and West Campus.

Cain Park is located directly across the street from the Zone at Kyle Field at the corner of Clark Street and Joe Routt Blvd.

The West Campus sculpture will be located between the Heep and Kleberg Buildings near the intersection of Olsen Blvd. and Old Main Drive.