The Whidbey Island Arts Council (WIAC) is a local backbone of the Whidbey arts community, providing direct support to local visual, performing, literary, and culinary artists through fiscal sponsorship, classes,...
A lighthearted, interesting, and fun new podcast show is growing, and it is about the people and places that make Whidbey Island such a cool place to live or visit. Margaret “Magsy” Croom is host of the “
Kaitlin Young grew up on Whidbey Island and now lives in Everson, Washington. She came to the Sculpture Forest specifically to see Joe...
Professional photographer Allison Daniel of Stellar Propeller Studio, Colorado Springs, Colorado explored the Sculpture Forest and shared a number of memorable photos from her visit, including this photo...
Thank you to AAA (American Automobile Association) for including the Sculpture Forest as a recommended regional visitor destination in their new magazine article "The...
Anthony Heinz May's "Nature's Keystone" presents a unique visual experience with layers of meaning and interpretation to consider.
Each season brings new light, mood, weather, feeling, and perspective to both the forest and the art. Ren Matenot of Oak Harbor WA explored the Sculpture Forest on a foggy, moody winter day and captured this in...
Thank you very much to the Coupeville Festival Association for their support of the arts in Coupeville and specifically for their ongoing partnership with the Sculpture Forest. Every year, the CFA runs the popular...
Poulsbo WA sculptor Greg Neal's Attacking Eagle is a masterful work in stainless steel that has been in flight through the Sculpture Forest. Photographer
Thank you to Olympic Peninsula Lifestyle Magazine for their cover story / feature article "A Marriage of Art & Nature: Price Sculpture Forest on Whidbey...