St. Louis, Missouri: Big Eyeball

Seven feet tall and displayed at ground level, which makes it ideal for startling snapshots. Artist Tony Tasset created this big blue eyeball in 2007.

Laumeier Sculpture Park

Address:: 12580 Rott Rd, St. Louis, MO
Directions:: Laumeier Sculpture Park. Park in the lot, then walk to the right (south side) of the building. The eyeball is there, hidden behind some trees.
Hours:: Daily 8-dusk. Gated after hours. (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
Phone:: 314-821-1209
Admission:: Free.
RA Rates:: Worth a Detour

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Big eyeball.

Big Eyeball

Laumiere Sculpture Park seems to constantly be expanding. Also, the park is extremely dog friendly, with certain sculptures dedicated to interacting with their senses.

[Andrew, 08/17/2013]

Big eyeball.

Big Eyeball

This year is the 35th anniversary of this place, which has even more art than just the eyeball, but we didn't have time to walk through it.

[ME, 05/16/2012]

Big Eyeball

Great park with lots to see including too many sculptures to mention. Only minutes off the road. Great place for a picnic or to stretch your legs. Walk all of the way into the park and you will find what can only be described as an Alien landing pad. A fully powered slab of concrete with heavy duty tie downs. What else could it be? A great time for for anyone and everyone.

[Jeffrey Family, 07/19/2011]

Eyeball.

Big Eyeball

Laumeier Sculpture Park has many large works of art placed in an outdoor setting. Great place to take a walk with the family, play frisbee and enjoy the arts. A Big Eyeball is right near the entry to the park.

[Jim Hejl, 12/08/2008]

The fiberglass Eyeball is the 2007 creation of artist Tony Tasset.