The Whidbey Weekly newspaper introduced Sarah Fetterman, our newest member of the Sculpture Forest, to the community with their article "
"Vertebrae" by Sarah Fetterman arose within the trees of the Sculpture Forest this past weekend. Sarah is a Seattle multi-media artist and her large scale aerial sculpture...
Seattle's Child magazine staff provided their top picks for spring things to do in their article "Top 6 Kid-friendly Spring Break Outings: Get Out...
Have you ever been to Seattle's Museum of Flight and walked underneath all those massive airplanes suspended in the air above you? Dick DeLay hung all of those. We were happy to learn...
You Too Can Be A Sculpture! Have you ever wanted to be art incarnate? We have provided a new temporary installation on the Nature Nurtured trail where you are encouraged to pose on a sculpture base, complete with signage and integration into the self-guided walking tour. ...
The stained glass effect of Kirk Seese's "The Feather" encourages many visitors to pause and see what is going on with this sculpture. Local Coupeville resident and Sculpture...
Welcome to the world of Susan Barrett's 360 degree photography. Susan, from Everett WA, uses a specialized camera, software, and camera supports to create some enthralling images...
A guiding principle of the Sculpture Forest is nature-integrated art. California ceramic artist Jenni Ward's installation "Lichen Series: Spore Patterns" embodies this through its subject,...
Thank you to Seattle Today and author Alina Hunter-Grah for recommending the Sculpture Forest as a top destination for visitors to Whidbey Island who are planning "a weekend (or just a day) full of fun." Their article "
Here’s a completely different way to view our native forest setting through the unique mirroring photography of Thom Davis. Thom, from Ferndale WA, has been perfecting his art...