Matt Babcock is a metal sculptor from Seattle who hones nature, animals, and other subjects to their most essential elements to tell a visual story (Discobolos and Standing Otter)

William Baran-Mickle is a metalsmith artist from Poulsbo, Washington, who has exhibited internationally and is continually expanding his themes and style (Inciting Hope)

Elizabeth Berrien is an early pioneer and world renowned wire sculptor from Olympia, Washington, who creates a wide range of subjects for private collectors, public spaces, and media outlets (Golden Pegasus and Cloud Heron)

David D’Ostilio is a multi-media artist and educator from Congers, New York, who addresses ecology and conceptualism with an emphasis on new technologies to add new dimensions for his multiple art forms (The Foundation of Animalia and Fungi)

Sarah Fetterman is a multi-media artist from Seattle who has exhibited her work in prominent institutions throughout the country and internationally. She specializes in large scale sculpture and art that interacts with dance and movement (Vertebrae)

Michael Finch is an up and coming sculptor from Afton, Minnesota who has a background in youth art education and focuses on bringing the peculiar and playful to life (Good Morning!)

Gary Gunderson is a kinetic sculptor from Issaquah, Washington, who creates sculptures on different scales and loves to provide wow experiences for visitors, kids of all ages, and Burning Man (Pentillium)

Jan Hoy is a well known local multi-media sculptor from Coupeville, Washington, who creates cerebral, abstract compositions that span many themes and concepts (4-Up)

Jeff Kahn is a nationally renowned kinetic sculptor from Lenhartsville, Pennsylvania, who produces beautiful, elegant, hypnotic sculpture that moves by air and touch (Wind Shear)

Jennifer Kapnek is an accomplished painter and sculptor from Portland, Oregon, who has exhibited nationally in many venues with her unique ability to take 2D and 3D art into new directions, settings, and meanings (All Things Equal)

Stephen Klema is a widely exhibited sculptor, designer, and design educator from Winsted, Connecticut, who works with vector software, wood, and a variety of saws (Rybee House)

Abigail Maxey is a fiber, lighting, and theater artist from Seattle who has mastered using reed to create twisting, organic, see-through, textural forms that encourage multiple meanings and interpretations (Entwined 6)

Anthony Heinz May is an emerging New York City sculptor and painter with site installations throughout the country, overlapping ideas and contexts of city life and people’s interaction with technology as they meet and approach cycles found in nature (Nature’s Keystone)

Ivan Neaigus was a multi-media artist from Langley, Washington, on Whidbey Island who died in July 2021. His family and local community wanted his legacy remembered so that a prime example of his stone work became part of the Sculpture Forest (Sunrise / Sunset)

Pat McVay is an expert woodcarver from Clinton, Washington, who has created many unique, beautiful, and sometimes humorous wood sculptures that are on display throughout the Northwest for both public spaces and private homes (Heading Upstream and Icarus Was Here)

Greg Neal is a talented metal sculptor from Coupeville, Washington, who specializes in representing the beauty of birds in various types of steel (Soaring Eagle and Attacking Eagle, and past Gliding Albatross)

Betsy Power is an emerging large-scale ceramic artist from Portland, Oregon, who brings a fresh new perspective in all her work (Colossal Face)

Ken Price is an experienced woodworking craftsman from Langley, Washington, who especially enjoys creating nautical themed pieces, furniture, and new challenges (Because She Loved Them, entry and other signs, entry arch, kiosks)

Daniella Rubinovitz is a degreed fine artist from Amsterdam, Netherlands, where she creates large scale public and private art commissions from her studio (Flying Fish)

Kirk Seese is a multi-disciplinary artist from Maryland who has created murals, sculptures, and large scale installations across the country, spanning many materials, genres, and creative utilizations of technology in creating art (The Feather)

Casey Strelecki is an accomplished yet previously undiscovered metal sculptor from Oak Harbor, Washington, who excels in bringing the natural world to vibrant life (Food For The Forest)

Jeff Tangen is a creative metal sculptor from Port Townsend, Washington, who uses re-purposed materials as material for his fun, intriguing visions that have been shared at Burning Man and various large exhibitions (Playa Flowers)

Sue Taves is a full time stone sculptor from Langley, Washington, who has been exhibiting in public spaces, galleries, and art shows for many years; she is well known for her mastery of stone sculpting and her recurring themes of beauty and rhythms found in nature (We Are Water)

Joe Treat is a driftwood and bark sculptor from Bow, Washington, who discovered his passion and unique aptitude to create realistic, fun, and entertaining sculptures that make many people smile after a happy encounter with his creations (Tyrannosaurus Rex and Gorilla)

Jenni Ward from Santa Cruz, California, has devoted her adult life to being a professional ceramic artist, interspersing many different forms, styles, and scale across her growing body of work (Lichen Series: Spore Patterns)

Bill Wentworth is a metal sculptor from Poulsbo, Washington, who has been creating organic, botanically inspired sculptures for many years and has exhibited widely (Cosmic Sail)

Andrew Woodard is a nationally exhibited sculptor and educator from Bloomington, Indiana, with a special interest in creating sculpture that serves as habitat for birds and bees, while he also enables others to participate in art through technology (Life Tree)

MacRae Wylde is a multi-talented, multi-media sculptor from Hood River, Oregon, who creates work that span themes of humor, nature, politics, and abstract form (Inside Out 14 and 15, and Stevo’s Dream The Ultimate Flying Machine)

Boyang Yu is a thought-provoking interdisciplinary artist from New York City who provides new perspectives on human society through his art, exploring its overlooked role within nature (Points of Departure Act II)

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Camaraderie and sharing among sculptors throughout the Northwest, plus exhibits, workshops, lectures, and interactive meetings

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