Nature is doing its thing, reviving and exploding with new shapes and colors as spring transitions toward summer. Naturally occurring rhododendrons frame Sue Taves' "We Are Water". Her sculpture gracefully shows how all...
The rebirth story of Maria Wickwire's sculpture "Anillos" is well documented by reporter Luisa Loi in The Whidbey News-Times story "Sculpture Forest Welcomes...
Tara Overton from Seattle visited the Sculpture Forest. While here, Daniella Rubinovitz's "Flying Fish" inspired her...
Thank you to the Coupeville Festival Association for supporting the Coupeville arts community through their grant program. Every year, their nonprofit takes all the net proceeds generated by the terrific Coupeville...
Gorilla "towered over its domain" as photographer Michael Goldman of Bothell WA brought us some visual essence from
A Nature Nurtured interpretation of Gary Gunderson's "Pentillium" is to depict either the leaves of a hanging flower or the stalks of a plant growing up together. Nonetheless, Gary also loves whimsical visitor...