The Sculpture Forest is welcoming visitors from all around the US and from other countries around the world. While on a grand tour, Sharon Kurtz of Dallas TX shared her own story of how she came from a couple thousand miles away to end up at our Experiment in Art and...
Daniella Rubinovitz's Flying Fish aerial sculpture changes and moves with weather, time of day, and perspective, each time different than on a prior visit.
Singer Cole Cartee was inspired to give a rousing rendition of his song about freedom in America on the 4th of July, all while standing in front of Soaring Eagle by Greg Neal. Click here...
We celebrate the solar solstice and beautiful weather with Rebecca Smith's photo of Sarah...
Native, naturally growing rhododendrons are sprinkled throughout the Sculpture Forest, each agreeing with artist Sue Taves that all life is connected by water. Spring continues to bring...
Local metal sculptor Casey Strelecki's art was completely unknown to the public until the Whidbey News-Times' prominent front page article about his involvement with the Sculpture Forest. We are excited about the upcoming arrival and installation of Casey's "Food For The...