Travel site "Clumsy Girl Travels" (what a name!) included the Sculpture Forest among its "12 Epic Things to Do On Whidbey Island, Washington: A Perfect Weekend...
"Wings and Roots. We need both. Becoming whole involves reconciling these opposing forces and coming full circle.
With Mother Nature being our gallery space, you come across interactions where something natural treats art as part of the environment. A tiny spider found the fanciful design and curves of Linda and Michael Hauser's Whimsy Way sign to be a perfect place to set up for a...
We thank 1889 Washington's Magazine for recommending that visitors come to the Sculpture Forest in author Aaron Doyle's article "
Entwined 6 by Abigail Maxey of Seattle reached out to embrace amateur photographer Silvia...
The great team at Whidbey Weekly featured new Sculpture Forest ceramic artist Jenni Ward and her "Spore Patterns" in today's edition! Editor and author Kathy Reed wrote an engaging and...
Our newest member of the Sculpture Forest community, ceramic artist Jenni Ward from Santa Cruz California, was featured on the front page of the Whidbey News Times for her exciting new large...
Jenni Ward's "Spore Patterns" continues under constant construction onsite this week. Almost half has been formed in place before finishing touches. The remaining sections of the over 300...
California ceramics artist Jenni Ward began onsite installation of her new large scale sculpture at the Sculpture Forest! Visitors can see her art arise from bare dirt through full...
What could possibly have created this new circle in the Sculpture Forest...? Over this past weekend, the very beginning of a new large scale sculpture started taking shape. After 5 months of preparation from her Santa Cruz California studio, artist