Did you know that Andrew Woodard's sculpture Life Tree is intended to be habitat for birds? The hole in the front is specifically designed by Andrew to encourage a bird to enter, and the hollow cavity inside is sized for a bird to nest and grow offspring. This is also one...
We love the small but growing collaborative team of volunteers at the Sculpture Forest. There are many things always going on. People can pick what interests themselves most and decide how they want to help. Volunteers can help one day or be an ongoing part of the team. ...
Island author Carolyn Tamler dove into some new topics and published an interesting article about the Sculpture Forest on community site Whidbey Local: "
Welcome to lensball photography. Larry Symons of Bellingham decided to create a new view of Gary...
Master ceramic sculptor Jenni Ward is developing a new larger scale site installation concept for the Sculpture Forest! Her evolving sculpture is titled "Lichen Series: Spores Pattern". It...
Headline: Attacking Eagle snatches baby from nearby loving mother and flies away! News at 11. Brianna Smith of Oak Harbor hosted her father and stepmother for their first visit to see their new grandson Elijah and for...
This Is Whidbey author Kate Poss and photographer David Welton published a feature article about wood artist Pat McVay and prominently described the installation process for the recent expansion of Icarus Was Here at the Sculpture Forest. "
Taya Gray from Anacortes took her Mom to the Sculpture Forest to celebrate her Mom's birthday. I asked Taya which was her favorite sculpture. Her answer: the two Douglas fir...
Pat McVay's multi-level expansion of Icarus Was Here was featured in the Whidbey Weekly newspaper's engaging article by author Kathy Reed and publisher Eric Marshall. In "
Whidbey star wood artist Pat McVay has taken his sculpture "Icarus Was Here" to new heights (both literally and figuratively) as he viscerally tells the story of Icarus within a huge...