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Now extended through June 30! Acclaimed artist and sculptor Deborah Butterfield (’71, M.F.A. ’73) studied with Robert Arneson. See several of his works in the “Kindred Spirits” gallery adjacent to her career-spanning exhibition, and spot the special cameo in the Poetry Lounge. 

is a 5-acre park located in northeast Davis near the corner of Wright Boulevard and Moore Boulevard.

At the beginning of the Year of the Eggheads, MFA student Trevor Bashaw read aloud his commemorative poem called "egghead ballad." You too can enjoy this poem whenever you want. (See link below.)

Make a pilgrimage to the famous on campus. So many famous artists passed through these hallowed doors. It’s even on the National Register of Historic Places.

In addition to the Eggheads, Robert Arneson has an array of other art and books on display throughout the library. He was incredibly prolific. See for yourself.

Drop by! First, visit Bookhead outside. It was the first Egghead installed back in October 1991.

Need more Eggheads gear? Visit the campus bookstore locations for apparel and other limited-edition goodies from the Arneson Egghead Collection.

Here's another reason to get your Egghead on at the Museum Collection Pop-Up Shop: spend $100 or more to receive a free pair of Eggheads sunglasses (while supplies last.)

Now extended through June 30! Anyone who’s been a part of the �������ϲ����Ͽ� Davis campus over the last 30 years probably has one Egghead story.

To go for an Egghead Art Walk on the �������ϲ����Ͽ� Davis campus, download the map (or drop by the Manetti Shrem Museum on campus to pick up a copy).

In celebration of the Eggheads’ 30th anniversary, the Manetti Shrem Museum is offering walking tours of the iconic sculptures at 1 and 3 p.m. every Saturday and Sunday in May. Registration is limited to 20 people per tour with on-site signup beginning at 12:30 p.m.

Now extended through June 30! Did you ever wonder where the Eggheads came from? Visit this special lobby display showcasing early models of Robert Arneson’s iconic sculptures. Most of these models, known as maquettes, have never been shown before. Curated by Ginny Duncan.

Come color with us! Enjoy a limited time Eggheads coloring experience during the Shields Library Picnic Day Open House. Welcome kids of all ages.

The first three Egghead collector cups are now completely sold out, but when Spokes reopens June 24, there will still be time to get yours. Don't wait for FOMO to set in!

Housing and Dining’s awesome chefs will create unique breakfast menus inspired by each of the Eggheads!