North America at Your Favorite Things

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• Regional: North America: Arts and Entertainment  (5)

• Albin Polasek Museum and Sculpture Gardens - Contains contact information for the Czech sculptor's former Florida home and gardens.
• Baltimore Museum of Art Sculpture Garden - Part of an art historical digital imaging project, this site provides indexed photos of sculptures displayed at the garden.
• The Benini Foundation and Sculpture Ranch - Site displays photos of large-scale works exhibited at the sculpture ranch near Austin, Texas, and contains directions and links to other sites on Benini.
• Brookgreen Gardens - Large outdoor display of American figurative sculpture in South Carolina features over 550 works by 300+ artists.
• The C Lyon Sculpture Garden - Over 300 pieces of abstract steel sculpture by Cornelius Lyon Jr. created and displayed in Horseheads, N.Y.
• Cedarhurst Center for the Arts - 90 acre site in Southern Illinois is home to more than 60 large scale sculptures.
• Chicago Athenaeum's International Sculpture Park - Information and directions, plus photographs of the twenty acre outdoor sculpture park in Schaumburg, Illinois.
• DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park - Thirty-five acres of woodlands and lawns with changing exhibitions of large-scale, outdoor, contemporary American sculpture. Located in Lincoln, Mass.
• Donald Forster Sculpture Park - Features permanent sculptures, temporary installations of large-scale pieces and an outdoor activity space in Guelph, Ontario.
• Franconia Sculpture Park - The outdoor, rotating collection of over 75 contemporary sculptures reflects the creative talents of local, national and international artists. Located in Shafer, Minn.
• Frederik Meijer Gardens - 125-acre botanical gardens and sculpture park in Grand Rapids, Mich.
• Griffis Sculpture Park - This seasonal sculpture park is located in Ashford Hollow, south of Buffalo, New York.
• Grounds For Sculpture - New Jersey sculpture garden displays works by American and international sculptors in a variety of styles and media.
• Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden - The Smithsonian's museum of international modern and contemporary art includes a collection of modern sculpture. Located on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.
• Isamu Noguchi Garden Museum - Displays over 240 works by sculptor Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988) in a setting created by the artist.
• Kansas City Sculpture Park - Displays 13 Henry Moore sculptures and works by Alexander Calder, George Segal, Isamu Noguchi and other modern masters.
• Laumeier Sculpture Park - Ninety-six acre outdoor museum in St. Louis, Mo., designed to encourage creative thinking through exhibitions, educational programs and contemporary art experiences in a park setting.
• The Lillie and Hugh Roy Cullen Sculpture Garden - Designed by sculptor Isamu Noguchi, the garden houses more than 20 works from the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas, and other major collections.
• Loveland's Benson Sculpture Garden - The park, in Loveland Colorado, hosts an annual juried exhibition of three dimensional artwork.
• Mac's Farm and Sculpture Center - A working farm in Ohio that doubles as a sculpture park.
• Martin Z. Margulies Sculpture Park - Over 80 works on display by national and international artists either on loan from or permanently gifted by the renowned Miami collector. Florida International University Campus.
• Minneapolis Sculpture Garden - Eleven-acre public garden developed by the Walker Art Center showing contemporary sculpture by national and international artists. Minneapolis Minnesota.
• Monarch Contemporary Art Center and Sculpture Park - Center for the visual arts and 80-acre public sculpture park located in Tenino, Wash.
• Nasher Sculpture Center - An outdoor "roofless" museum situated in downtown Dallas housing the sculpture collection of Raymond and Patsy Nasher.
• Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park at Governors State University - This site offers a history and virtual tour of GSU's outdoor sculpture collection, as well as directions and links.
• National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden - Located on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., the garden also has an ice-skating rink open during winter months.
• The New Guinea Sculpture Garden at Stanford - A permanent sculpture garden created in 1994 at Stanford University by 10 master carvers from Papua New Guinea.
• Odette Sculpture Park - Maintained by the Department of Parks and Recreation, located along the riverfront in Windsor, Ontario
• Olympic Sculpture Park - Opens in Spring 2006 adjacent to the Seattle Art Museum.
• Pyramid Hill - 265-acre sculpture park and outdoor museum located in Hamilton, Ohio.
• Sculpture Key West - Lists exhibited artists and history of the annual outdoor sculpture exhibition at Key West's Fort Zachary Taylor State Park.
• Sheldon Sculpture Garden - Located at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln, Neb., the sculpture park provides a historical representation of 20th-century American sculpture.
• Skokie Northshore Sculpture Park - A 2-mile expanse of grass, trees, shrubs, and walkways; and the setting for one of the few permanent sculpture exhibits in the Chicago metropolitan area. Site has directions.
• Socrates Sculpture Park - History and information on current exhibit, community and education programs. Located in Long Island City, New York.
• Storm King Sculpture Park - Mountainville, New York. 500 rolling acres, showcasing monumental sculpture from modern American and European Sculptors.
• Toronto Sculpture Garden - A small urban park in the downtown area has been hosting innovative contemporary sculpture installations since 1981.
• Umlauf Sculpture Garden and Museum - Austin, Texas sculpture garden houses over 100 sculptures and can be rented for special occasions. Website contains information on donations, directions and renting the facility.
• USA Sculpture Park - The webpage of USA Children's and Women's Hospital displays credits and photos of sculptures located on its grounds.
• Westcott Bay Sculpture Park - Westcott Bay Reserve is home to a sculpture park and nature reserve in Roche Harbor, Washington.