Boyang Yu's Points of Departure Act II is a unique and meaningful site installation at the Sculpture Forest. Sara Stubblefield of Seattle honed in on the intentionally precarious chair...
You can come to a launch party for the first book that the Sculpture Forest has been featured in! Locals Maribeth Crandell (author and Island Transit Mobility Specialist) and Jack Hartt (author and prior head of Deception Pass State Park) have just published an updated and...
Travel guru Everett Potter and author Julie Snyder featured the Sculpture Forest as part of a recent article about Whidbey Island on their nationally followed travel site! Julie traveled to Whidbey from Portland in her VW camper van and made a special point to visit us, as...
At the exit kiosk created by Michael Hauser and Ken Price, our Participation Book encourages guests to create doodles, expressions, poems, and whatever art inspires them. Here are some examples among many, many more.
Happy Birthday to everyone! The Sculpture Forest opened for you on October 23, 2020. Two years ago, we were pre-permits and had future trails marked by tape within the bushes. 2020 was a whirlwind of intense activity...
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The concept of Cloud Heron was created when Elizabeth Berrien stopped herself midway while forming a lifelike heron sculpture. She saw the creative possibilities in keeping half of the art...
Travel and culture site Rovology recommends the Sculpture Forest as "One Of The 12 Best Things To Do On Whidbey Island". ...
Talk about some trippy mushrooms! Accomplished local nature photographer Jann Ledbetter was taking a photography workshop at the
This 27 second video just may tug at your heartstrings... Thank you for sharing, Deb Stewart...