The Maneater (Permanent Public Art) by Jim Choate Image: Following suit with the trend of combining utility with beauty, “ManEater” by Jim Choate, is a welded steel shark that doubles as a bike rack. ManEater was intended to give the viewer an up close and personal idea of the average size of a young adult Great White Shark. Please feel free to park and lock up your bike in the belly of this ocean predator before exploring Discovery Park.
Following suit with the trend of combining utility with beauty, “ManEater” by Jim Choate, is a welded steel shark that doubles as a bike rack. ManEater was intended to give the viewer an up close and personal idea of the average size of a young adult Great White Shark. Please feel free to park and lock up your bike in the belly of this ocean predator before exploring Discovery Park.

Collection: Permanent Exterior Public Art x

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Following suit with the trend of combining utility with beauty, “ManEater” by Jim Choate, is a welded steel shark that doubles as a bike rack. ManEater was intended to give the viewer an up close and personal idea of the average size of a young adult Great White Shark. Please feel free to park and lock up your bike in the belly of this ocean predator before exploring Discovery Park.

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