Jan Hoy, a local Whidbey Island master sculptor who has exhibited nationally for years, provides us with a concise peek into her...
Shaun Sears, star of the Animal Planet TV show "Treetop Cat Rescue", ably helped internationally-exhibited wire sculptor Elizabeth Berrien and the park founder elevate a flying horse into the canopy of the Sculpture Forest trees.
Local Coupeville sculptor Greg Neal has brought the elegant Gliding Albatross to the skies of the Sculpture Forest. He also constructed a nice bench for you to relax and enjoy the...
MacRae Wylde is an award winning sculptor from Hood River, Oregon who is on the rise. His sculptures are gaining increased recognition and geographic spread. While at the Sculpture...
Local woodworking craftsmen Michael Hauser and Ken Price, both of Langley, have created a beautiful, live edge, cherry wood welcome arch that you will be able to enter...
The parking lot is starting to look real now: We just had parking spots striped for general parking, ADA parking, and a reserved area for pedestrian trail access that includes access to the location of a future bicycle rack.
Pam Young, a wonderful long time local neighbor and supporter of the sculpture park, passed away from our lives a few months ago due to COVID-19. Her husband David Young is also a very friendly supporter, volunteer, and local neighbor of the Sculpture Forest. He...
As if it were Christmas at the sculpture park, Sculptor Claus brought a special gift. What is inside the crate? You will find out!
After several months of tree clearing, stump and debris removal, grading for water runoff, several layers of designing and compacting the subgrade layers, and design tweaks, we officially now have a complete asphalt parking lot installed. Next up, get the stripers in for painting. Looking...
Well known local sculptor Jan Hoy brings her beautiful, abstract representation of growth and form to the Sculpture Forest with her sculpture "4-Up". Jan chose a location where 4-Up naturally feels at home,...