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Welcome to Grounds For Sculpture (GFS). If you’ve been here before,
you’ll notice lots of changes, including our grand new Welcome Center
loaded with amenities. These include the new “Van Gogh Café,” a
new superbly appointed Museum Shop, a new gallery focused on our
founder and history, a larger state-of-the-art orientation theater to better
accommodate tour and school groups, new private event facilities to make
your next soiree the talk of the town, and much more!
Located in the Welcome Center, our spacious and beautifully appointed
store offers a distinctive selection of merchandise. Whether you’re seeking a
souvenir or the perfect gift, our Museum Shop has something special. Stop
by and browse our selection of home décor, handcrafted gifts and jewelry
from New Jersey artisans and beyond, books and media, children’s items,
and other must-haves.
We’re so glad you’re visiting us today. We hope you enjoy every moment.
TOURS
We offer free walk-in tours April through October and Touch Tours for
persons with visual impairments. For those with mobility impairments,
docent-led tram tours are available Tuesday - Sunday from 11am -3pm on
a first-come, first-served basis or by appointment by calling: 609-586-0616,
x. 224. Self-guided touring is encouraged and aided both by site maps
and brochures, available in the Welcome Center. School groups receive
discounted student admission and free guided tours. Reduced rate group
tours (15+ guests) are available with advance reservation by calling the Tour
Coordinator at 609-586-0616, x. 200.
ETIQUETTE
We encourage you to make the park your own personal oasis. So that all of
our guests may enjoy their visit as much as we want you to, please review
the Park Etiquette card you received when you arrived today.
QUESTIONS WHILE YOU’RE HERE?
Please stop by the Guest Services desk in any of our buildings or seek out a
staff member if you need assistance or have questions during your visit. We
pride ourselves on our hospitality and hope you’ll give us the opportunity to
help you make the most of your visit.
PHOTOGRAPHY
OUR PARK IS YOUR PARK
Whether you’re seeking the perfect party or simply hosting a business
meeting, GFS and Rat’s Restaurant offer a full complement of spaces
and services for private and corporate events, including team building
workshops and treasure hunts. For more information, call 609-586-0616, x.
211 (Grounds For Sculpture) or x. 101 (Rat’s Restaurant).
Host the Ultimate Party! Did you know you can rent the entire park for a
day? Call 609-586-0616, x. 223 to inquire. Certain restrictions apply.
GET INVOLVED
There are plenty of ways to experience GFS to the very fullest. Become a
member and get free admission plus plenty of other perks year-round.
Volunteer at GFS for enrichment and fun in your free time. And if you believe,
like us, that art belongs in the lives of everyone, consider a tax-deductible
donation and help us keep the park thriving for years to come. Visit
groundsforsculpture.org to learn more.
CORPORATE OPPORTUNITIES
Grounds For Sculpture offers many opportunities for your organization.
Sponsor an exhibition or event and gain on-site and off-site visibility,
publicity, and advertising. Create memorable special events and engage
clients, employees and guests. Sponsorships and membership in our
Business Partnership Program are tailored to your organization’s needs.
Enjoy the privileges of support – gain visibility for your business and
enhance the quality of life for our community. Call 609-586-0616, x. 248 for
more information.
Photography is welcome at the park – in fact, we encourage it as long
as it doesn’t interfere with other guests’ enjoyment and won’t be used
commercially. During your visit, you may be filmed or photographed by a
GFS-authorized staff member. Your attendance serves as permission for the
use of your image by GFS.
DINING
GFS offers dining options for every occasion and wallet, Tuesday through
Sunday year-round
Rat’s Restaurant: Serving delicious country French cuisine, and open
for lunch, dinner, and Sunday Brunch. Reservations recommended.
609-584-7800.
Van Gogh Café (located in the Welcome Center): A French-inspired café
and bakery where you can enjoy pastries, lattés and more.
The Peacock Café (located in the Domestic Arts Building): Stop in for freshly
made soups, sandwiches, salads, and beverages, including beer and wine.
The Gazebo (located by the Lotus Pond): Grab light snacks and
refreshments plus ice cream and beverages. Open weekends, weatherpermitting, May through November.
Don’t miss the largest and most significant exhibition in GFS history Seward Johnson: The Retrospective. Over 150 works on view in our
galleries and outdoors in the park, May 4 – Sept. 21, 2014.
Image credit: Seward Johnson, The Awakening, ©1980 The Sculpture
Foundation, Inc. www.sculpturefoundation.org. Photo by Bas van Besouw.
PA RK O V E RV I E W
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PARK FEATURES
GALLERIES
Bamboo Observation Tower
1
East Gallery
B
Hedgerooms
2
Domestic Arts Building
C
“Tea Room”
3
Museum
D
Red Maple Alleé
4
Meadow (7-acre outdoor gallery)
E
Amphitheater
F
River Birch Alleé
G
School lunch area
A
THE MEADOW
At the south end of Grounds For Sculpture is The Meadow – a seven-acre outdoor gallery featuring some of the
very best in contemporary sculpture. The Meadow and its wild, untamed landscape is the perfect backdrop for
the work sited here, chosen for its bold innovation and thought-provoking subject matter.
Here you will find work by Michele Oka Doner, Nina Levy, Steve Tobin, Bruce Lindsay, and Linda Fleming,
as well as the exhibition of Bernar Venet’s Arcs and Indeterminate Lines and monumental works by
Seward Johnson from Seward Johnson: The Retrospective.
ARTISTS IN THE PARK
Abakanowicz, Magdalena #40(G2), 41, 42 (G6), 43 (B3)
Higashida, Zero #9 (F3)
Porcaro, Don #186 (A3)
Aeschlimann, Heinz #1 (B3)
Hollósy, Gyuri #107 (H2)
Powel, E. Calder #266 (D4)
Aranovich, Claudia #44 (H4)
Hostetler, David L. #108 (E1)
Putnam, Toni #187 (I3)
Barrett, Bill #45 (D3)
Howard, Joseph #109 (G6)
Reese-Horvitz, Suzanne #192 (E3)
Barton, James #46 (D4)
Hul, Petro #110, 111 (F3)
Reginato, Peter #19 (A4), 188 (D3), 189 (E3)
Beasley, Bruce #47 (E3)
Huntington, Jim #112 (I2)
Ressler, Robert #15 (I2),190 (E3), 191 (F2)
Beck-Friedman, Tova #48 (E3)
Ikenson, Seymour #113 (A3)
Roesch, Robert #192 (E3)
Bell, Larry #10 (A4)
Isherwood, Jon #114 (G5)
Rogers, Andrew #193 (G5)
Benazzi, Raffael #49 (J5)
Jiménez, Luis #110 TEMPORARILY REMOVED
Rosati, James #194 TEMPORARILY REMOVED
Benshalom, Itzik #50 (G6), 51 (H3)
Ruddick, Dorothy #195 (G3)
Blake, India #260 (F2)
Johnson, Seward #259 (H2), 124 (B3), 127, 134 (D1),
120 (D2), 126 (G5), 131, 135 (E1), 129, 130 (E2), 121 (E4),
133 (E5), 128, 132 (F2), 119 (G2), 117, 125 (I2), 116, 123
(I3), 122 (I3), 262 (E3), 265 (D4)
Blitz, Ava #3 (A4)
Kainz, Daniel #136 (F4)
Segal, George #198 (F3)
Brill, Curt #54 (D3)
Kalish, Howard #11 (D3)
Shaffer, Mary #199 (F2)
Brzezinski, Emilie Benes #251 (G2)
Katzen, Lila #137 (E3), 138 (G2)
Shankar, Lalitha #200 (F3)
Bullock, Benbow #55 (D4), 56 (H4)
Kelsey, Sterett-Gittings #12 (F3), 13 (F4)
Shaw, Ernest #201 (I4)
Cairns, Christopher #57 (D4), 58 (G3)
Ketchman, Niki #141 (J5)
Smith, Kiki #202 (G6)
Caro, Anthony #59 (G6)
King, William TEMPORARILY REMOVED
Spath, Christoph #203 (F2)
Cline, Lynden #60 (G5)
Knapp, Stephen #145 (G6)
Steele, Larry #204 (J2)
Colavita, James #61 (H3)
Krikorian, Berj #146 (F2)
Sternal, Tom #205 (G5), 206 (H4)
Cooke, Robert #62 (H4)
Lash, Jon #147 (E6)
Stewart, Dana #20-30, 207 (E3)
Goode, Daniel #62 (H4)
Leiro, Francisco #148 (E3)
Stielow, Hartmut #208 (G2)
Crowder, Susan #63 (G6)
Levy, Nina #149 (Meadow)
Strang, Robert #31 (H4) TEMPORARILY REMOVED
Cunningham, Linda #64 (E3)
Liberman, Alexander #150 (H5)
Strong-Cuevas #32 (G4), 209 (I3), 210 (G3)
Daniels, W. Bruce #256 (D3)
Lindsay, Bruce #35 (F2),151 (Meadow)
Sugarman, George #212 (F2)
Danziger, Joan #65 (I3)
Loper, Sharon #152 (G5)
Surls, James #33 (H4)
DeJoris, Dominic #211 (I2)
Lukášová, Helena #153 (G3)
Takaezu, Toshiko #213 (D3)
Devrishian, David Allen #66-68 (E4)
Lundberg, Peter #154 (H4)
Taradash, Meryl #34 (D3)
Dinerstein, James #69 (E3), 70 (C2), 71 (E1)
Lyles, Kevin #155 (F2)
Theel, Gunnar #7, 8 (D2)
Doner, Michele Oka #72, 75 (Meadow), 73, 74 (E2)
Mangold, Robert #156 (D4) TEMPORARILY REMOVED
Tobin, Steve #257, 271, 272 (Meadow)
Donnan, William #76 (E3)
Marisol #157 (F4)
Trapp, Wayne #215 (D4)
Dorrien, Carlos #77 (F3)
Maron, Jeffrey #158 (D6)
Van Alstine, John #37 (D2), 216 (H3)
Dusenbery, Walter #78 (D4), 79 (I2), 80 (F4), 81 (G4), 82 (I3)
Martini, John #159 (F2), 160 (F5)
Van de Bovenkamp, Hans #217 (D4), 218 (E4)
Estridge, Larry #83 (G3)
McMillin, Scott #161 TEMPORARILY REMOVED
Vanderbilt, Gloria #219 (G3)
Farlowe, Horace #84 (E2), 85 (D2)
Van Tongeren, Herk #140 (G4)
Ferris, Herb #4 (A4)
Meadmore, Clement #162 (F3)
TEMPORARILY REMOVED
Feuerman, Carole A. #86 (F3)
Mehlman, Ron #14 (F3)
Viktor #220 (I2)
Finke, Leonda #87, 88 (G3)
Mills, Royden #163 (D5)
Vladescu, Stefan #221 (F4), 222 (E3)
Fisher, Rob #89 (F5)
Mojsilov, Zoran #164 (G4)
Voulkos, Peter #223 (D3), #254 (C3)
Fleming, Linda #5 (Meadow)
Morante, G. Frederick #165 (D5), 166 (D4)
Ward, Clifford #224 (E3)
Frank, Mary #6 (J5)
Muick, Paul #167 (G3)
Wertheim, Gary #225 (H5)
Fükö, Béla #90 (D3)
Murray, Robert #168 (G5)
Wholley, Jay #226 (H3)
Gordon, Harry #252 (G4)
Musick, Pat #169 (D5)
Wiley, William T. #263 (C3)
Ginnever, Charles #91 (G4)
Newman, John #170 (H4), 171 (F4)
Wilson, Roy #214 (F3)
Grausman, Philip #92 (E1)
Ogden, Linda #172 (D1)
Graves, Bradford #93 (G6), 94 (G6)
Ogden, Jr., Samuel R. #173 (I3)
Witkin, Isaac #227 (C3), 234, 230 (H3), 235, 231
(F3), 229 (D3), 232 (H2), 233 (F2)
Grooms, Red #95 (F4)
Oros, Mary #174 (F5)
Woytuk, Peter #38, 39 (F6)
Gund, Gordon #96 (D4), 258 (G3)
Otterness, Tom #175, (C5)
Gyampo, Mike #97 (H5), 253 (G4)
Parker, Barry #176 (G3/4)
Wright, Autin #236 (D4), 237 (G6), 238 (J5), 239
(C1), 240 (G5)
Haines, Peter DeCamp #261 (B5) TEMPORARILY REMOVED
Parsons, Mark #36 (Meadow)
Harrison, Ekaterina #98 (H5)
Payne, Kenneth #177 (I3)
Hatcher, Brower #99, 101, 102 (J3), 100 (G5)
Pels, Marsha #178 TEMPORARILY REMOVED
Haviland, Sarah #103 (I3)
Pepper, Beverly #17 (G5), 179 (E2), 180 (G6)
Heinrich, Richard #104 (H4)
Perlman, Joel #181 (F2), 182 (E2), 183 (G4)
Held, Marian #105 (E4)
Petersen, Karen #18 (F3),184 (H5)
Henry, John #106 (C2)
Pettigrew, Martha #185 (J5)
Benton, Fletcher #52 (F5), 53 (A4)
Ruppert, John #196 (F5)
Sablosky, Jill #197 (F5)
Venet, Bernar #267–270 (Meadow)
Yang, Yuyu #241 (G6), 242 (G5)
Young, Larry #243 (G4)
Young, Ron #244 (I2)
Hyung, Jun Yum #245 (I3)
Zimmerman, Elyn #264 (D3)
Zinman, Rhea #246, 247, 248, 249 (F3)
Zweygardt, Glenn #250 (H4)
SCULPTURES IN THE
Circled numbers on the site map indicate the
locations of sculptures. To find a sculpture, please
use the map coordinates given in parentheses.
18 Karen Petersen
Beast, 2001 (F3)
cast bronze, 2/7; 87” x 102” x 41”
Courtesy of the Artist
Unless otherwise noted, all works are on loan
courtesy of The Sculpture Foundation, Inc.
19 Peter Reginato
Area 51, 1999 (A4)
stainless steel, mild steel, plexiglass, Insl-tron paint,
light bulb; 123” x 152” x 133”
Courtesy of the Hudson River Museum,
Gift of Adelson Galleries, Inc.
NEW WORKS IN THE PARK
273 Andrzej Pitynski
Space, Conquer or Die – Swiatowid, 2013 (C3)
cast bronze; 36' x 13'5" x 13'3"
20 Dana Stewart
Alien Beast, 1991 (E3)
cast bronze, 1/7; 33” x 31” x 17”
Courtesy of the Artist
SCULPTURES IN THE PARK
21 Dana Stewart
The Bright Spot at the End of the Tail, 1999 (E3)
cast bronze, 1/10; 87” x 23” x 12”
1
Heinz Aeschlimann
Composer I, 2003 (B3)
stainless steel; 144” x 204” x 120”
Courtesy of the Artist
2
Itzik Benshalom
Big Vered, 1996
bronze; 1/9; 68” x 49” x 20”
TEMPORARILY REMOVED
3
Ava Blitz
Moby Dick, 2003 (E4)
concrete; 36” x 208” x 48”
Courtesy of the Artist
4
Herb Ferris
Heart of Gold, 2006 (A4)
Eastern white pine, steel, gold leaf; 17’ x 6’ x 3’
5
Linda Fleming
Ex-halations, 2005 (Meadow)
steel, aluminum; 120” x 120” x 192”; 36” x 60” x 40”
Courtesy of the Artist
6
7
8
9
Mary Frank
Sundial, c. 1980 (J5)
cast bronze; 45” x 17” x 12”
Gunnar Theel
Nature’s Laugh, 1992 (D2)
copper, stainless steel, marine plywood, soil, grass;
87 ¾” x 72 ½” x 62”
Gunnar Theel
Ampersand, 1992 (D2)
Steel tubing, painted;
144” x 96” x 107”
Courtesy of the Artist
Zero Higashida
Sinjin, 2005 (F3)
stainless steel; 69” x 75” x 51”
Courtesy of the Artist
10 Larry Bell
Sumer 14 and Sumer 23, 1986 (A4)
cast bronze; 204” x 116” x 142” and 202” x 105” x 72”
11 Howard Kalish
Urchin, 2001 (D3)
bronze; 96” x 106” x 98”
12 Sterett-Gittings Kelsey
Alexandra-of-Middle-Patent, 1994 (F3)
cast registered bronze, steel; 48” x 54” x 44”
Courtesy of Mr. William K. Prime
13 Attitude-Croisée, 1999 (F4)
cast registered bronze, 1/6; 84” x 156” x 156”
Courtesy of Sam Haigh
14 Ron Mehlman
Compression and Expansion, 2000 (F3)
onyx, glass; 51” x 61” x 24”
15 Robert Ressler
Wave Hill, 2000 (I2)
cast bronze; 127” x 34” x 36”
16 Alexander Rutsch
Dancers, 1997 (I3)
cast bronze; 113” x 92” x 60”
17 Beverly Pepper
Paolo e Francesca, 1999 (G5)
African black granite; 114 1⁄2” x 80” x 48”
22 Dana Stewart
The Chase, 1999 (E3)
cast bronze, 1/5; 60” x 60” x 60”
Courtesy of the Artist
23 Dana Stewart
Fetch, 1987 (E3)
cast bronze, 1/10; 22” x 9 1⁄2” x 7”
Courtesy of the Artist
24 Dana Stewart
Guard Beast, 1989 (E3)
cast bronze, 1/10; 21” x 24” x 11”
Courtesy of the Artist
25 Dana Stewart
Howling Beast, 1990 (E3)
cast bronze, 1/7; 43” x 17” x 9”
Courtesy of the Artist
26 Dana Stewart
Lamenting Beast, 1991 (E3)
cast bronze, 1/10; 12” x 18” x 6”
Courtesy of the Artist
27 Dana Stewart
Sue’s Nightmare, 1999 (E3)
cast bronze, 1/10; 11” x 21” x 5”
28 Dana Stewart
That’s What You Get When You Mess With a Cat,
Scratched!, 1993 (E3)
cast bronze, 1/5; 60” x 72” x 36”
Courtesy of the Artist
29 Dana Stewart
Waiting for Wings, 1993 (E3)
cast bronze, 1/10; 16 1⁄2” x 17 1⁄2” x 6”
Courtesy of the Artist
30 Dana Stewart
What Was That?, 1997 (E3)
cast bronze, 1/5; 75” x 68” x 22”
Courtesy of the Artist
31 Robert Strang
Solemn, 2000 (H4)
cast aluminum, painted; 96” x 60” x 48”
TEMPORARILY REMOVED
32 Strong-Cuevas
Arch II, 1993 (G4)
fabricated aluminum, brushed; 144” x 132” x 60”
Courtesy of the Artist
33 James Surls
Standing Vase with Five Flowers, 2005 (H4)
bronze, stainless steel; 15’ x 7’ x 5’
34 Meryl Taradash
The Caged Bird Dances II, 2001 (D3)
aluminum, stainless steel; 152” x 40” x 33”
35 Bruce Lindsay
Between Essence and Existence, 1992 (B3)
bronze, granite; 90" x 48" x 48"
36 Mark Parsons
Redline, 2012-2013 (Meadow)
paper pulp, epoxy, rebar; 96” x 144” x 60”
Courtesy of the Artist, 2012 artist in residence
37 John Van Alstine
Juggler I, 1993 (D2)
granite, bronze; 98” x 80” x 32”
Courtesy of the Artist
38 Peter Woytuk
Bull (#4), 2002 (F6)
cast bronze, 1/8; 64” x 157” x 75”
39 Peter Woytuk
Bull (#5), 2002 (F6)
cast bronze, 1/8; 80” x 150” x 62”
40 Magdalena Abakanowicz
Hand-like Tree: Cecyna, 1994 (G2)
cast bronze; 49 7⁄8” x 64 1⁄2” x42 1⁄8”
41 Magdalena Abakanowicz
Sage, 1988 (G6)
cast bronze; 59 1⁄4” x 24 1⁄2” x 32”
42 Magdalena Abakanowicz
Sage B, 1990 (G6)
cast bronze; 58 5⁄8” x 25 5⁄8” x 33 7⁄8”
43 Magdalena Abakanowicz
Space of Stone, 2002 (B3)
Barre grey granite, Pennsylvania black granite
22 elements, overall dimensions;
152” x 2,172” x 828”
44 Claudia Aranovich
Rupture, 2001 (H4)
welded steel, fiberglass; 28” x 112” x 28”
Grounds For Sculpture Collection
45 Bill Barrett
Efflorescence, 1995 (D3)
welded bronze; 73” x 42” x 76”
46 James Barton
Constellation, 2001 (D4)
cast aluminum; 169” x 138” x 102”
47 Bruce Beasley
Dorion, 1986 (E3)
stainless steel; 240” x 360” x 120”
48 Tova Beck-Friedman
Excerpts of a Lost Forest: Homage to Ashera, 1992 (E3)
ferro-cement, vinyl concrete, pigment;
five elements, each approximately 96” high
49 Raffael Benazzi
Primavera (Figure No. 1439), 1967-68 (J5)
cast bronze; 42” x 42” x 42”
50 Itzik Benshalom
Facing Couple, 1999 (G6)
cast bronze, 2/6; 66” x 146” x 106”
51 Itzik Benshalom
First Love, 2006 (H3)
cast bronze, 1/9; 180” x 75” x 42”
52 Fletcher Benton
Folded Circle Ring, 1989 (F5)
Cor-Ten steel; 151” x 144” x 108”
53 Fletcher Benton
Folded Square Alphabet “J”, 1989 (A4)
painted steel; 96” x 96” x 96”
54 Curt Brill
Dana, 2003 (G2)
cast bronze, 2/5; 42” x 48” x 42”
55 Benbow Bullock
Albedo, 2003 (D4)
stainless steel; 396” x 24” x 24”
56 Benbow Bullock
Pillars of Hercules, 1995 (H4)
painted steel; three elements, each 80” x 48” x 24”
57 Christopher Cairns
Lydia-Mary, 1982-83 (D4)
cast bronze, 1/9; 65” x 16” x 16”
58 Christopher Cairns
Black Madonna, 1984 (G3)
cast bronze; 3/7; 92” x 19” x 16”
59 Anthony Caro
Potpourri, 1976-77 (G6)
steel, rusted and varnished; 57” x 132” x 104”
60 Lynden Cline
Several months before you were born,
I married a man who wasn’t your father, 2002 (G5)
bronze, stainless steel; 64” x 24” x 24”
61 James Colavita
Bell, 1998 (H3)
cast bronze, wood, 1/2; 144” x 68” x 10”
E PARK COLLECTION
62 Robert Cooke and Daniel Goode
Seat of Sound, 2007 (H4)
locust, aluminum, brass, stainless steel;
132” x 142” x 138”
63 Susan Crowder
Footpath, 1982 (G6)
marble; 12” x 144” x 60”
64 Linda Cunningham
War Memorial III, 1987 (E3)
cast bronze; five elements, each 132” x 36” x 36”
65 Joan Danziger
October Gathering, 2001 (I3)
cast bronze; 48” x 36” x 36”
66 David Allen Devrishian
Untitled, c. 1980 (E4)
steel; 41” x 34” x 28”
67 David Allen Devrishian
Untitled, c. 1980 (E4)
steel; 101” x 60” x 39”
68 David Allen Devrishian
Untitled, c. 1980 (E4)
steel; 105” x 92” x 90”
69 James Dinerstein
Canon, 1991 (E3)
cast bronze; 91” x 49” x 16”
70 James Dinerstein
For Instance, 2000 (C2)
pigmented cement; 84” x 192” x 120”
71 James Dinerstein
Still Speech, 2000 (E1)
cast bronze; 88” x 25” x 29”
72 Michele Oka Doner
Eve #1, 2002 (Meadow)
cast bronze; 62” x 16 1⁄2” x 14”
73 Michele Oka Doner
Ice Ring, 1989 (E2)
cast bronze, 3/3; 18” x 120” x 120”
74 Michele Oka Doner
Radiant Disk, 1999 (E2)
cast bronze; 29” x 75 1⁄2” x 75 1⁄2”
87 Leonda Finke
Seated Figure from Women in the Sun, 1988 (G3)
cast bronze, 5/7; 53 1⁄2” x 54” x 20”
112 Jim Huntington
Ripper/Body Bone, 1993-96
granite; 71” x 54” x 32”
88 Leonda Finke
Standing Figure from Women in the Sun, 1988 (G3)
cast bronze, 3/6; 70” x 33” x 18”
113 Seymour Ikenson
Spider, 1988 (A3)
painted welded steel; 168” x 96” x 96”
89 Rob Fisher
Windjammer, 1998 (F5)
stainless steel; 120” x 192” x 192”
114 Jon Isherwood
Secret Passage, 1994-95 (G5)
Pennsylvania Fox Hill granite; 100” x 54” x 38”
90 Béla Fükö
Internal Evolution, 2005
basalt; 38” x 30” x 12”
115 Luis Jiménez
Mesteño, 1998 (G4)
fiberglass, 2/5; 98” x 64” x 34”
TEMPORARILY REMOVED
(D3)
91 Charles Ginnever
Scorpio, 1990 (G4)
bronze; 94” x 176” x 42”
116 Seward Johnson
A Thought to Consider, 2003 (I3)
cast aluminum, painted, 2/8; 58” x 65” x 58”
92 Philip Grausman
Leucantha, 1993 (E1)
cast aluminum, 1/3; 108” x 118” x 118”
117 Seward Johnson
Copyright Violation!!, 2004 (I2)
cast bronze, painted, 2/8; 72” x 64” x 55”
93 Bradford Graves
Bamboo Night, 1997 (G6)
limestone; 57” x 41” x 20 1⁄2”
94 Bradford Graves
Hung the Flesh of Living Fish I, 1992
limestone, steel; 40” x 24” x 17”
(I2)
(G6)
95 Red Grooms
Henry Moore in a Sheep Meadow, 2002
cast bronze; 94” x 138” x 92”
(F4)
96 Gordon Gund
Flukes, 2004 (D4)
cast bronze, 1/7; 72” x 72” x 45”
97 Mike Gyampo
Just Chillin’, 1996 (H5)
concrete, marble; 79” x 53” x 56”
98 Ekaterina Harrison
Mirage, 1996 (H5)
cast iron; 12” x 96” x 36”
99 Brower Hatcher
Fan, 1999 (J3)
stainless steel, glass, iron; 144” x 72” x 40”
75 Michele Oka Doner
Venus #1, 2002 (Meadow)
cast bronze; 65” x 16” x 14”
100 Brower Hatcher
Time Reversing, 1991 (G5)
stainless steel, brass, bronze, copper, iron;
84” x 58” x 62”
76 William Donnan
Pinched, 1998 (E3)
reinforced cement; 136” x 96” x 168”
101 Brower Hatcher
Tower, 1999 (J3)
stainless steel, glass, iron; 120” x 60” x 60”
77 Carlos Dorrien
The Nine Muses, 1990-97 (F3)
granite; 132” x 240” x 360”
102 Brower Hatcher
Wave, 1999 (J3)
stainless steel, glass, iron; 240” x 72” x 48”
78 Walter Dusenbery
Damascus Gate, 2002 (D4)
travertine; 240” x 176” x 51”
103 Sarah Haviland
Trio, 2001 (I3)
cast bronze; 108” x 91” x 76”
79 Walter Dusenbery
Haystack, 1977 (I2)
Italian tufo; 78 3⁄4” x 55” x 55”
104 Richard Heinrich
Bridge, 1985 (H4)
welded steel; 130” x 48” x 30”
80 Walter Dusenbery
Porta Stazzema, 1979 (F4)
travertine; 96” x 48” x 12”
105 Marion Held
Three Figures, 1993 (E4)
wood, stoneware; 91” x 64” x 21”
81 Walter Dusenbery
Rocchetta, 1983 (G4)
grey travertine; 96” x 87” x 27”
106 John Henry
Reclining Refuge, 2002 (C2)
steel; 68” x 139” x 98”
82 Walter Dusenbery
Tempio Bretton, 1981 (I3)
yellow travertine; 120” x 40” x 40”
107 Gyuri Hollósy
Kathy B, 1994 (H2)
cast bronze; 72” x 27” x 17”
83 Larry Estridge
The Psalmist, 2006 (G3)
powder coated steel; 96” x 66” x 24”
108 David L. Hostetler
Summertime Lady, 1999 (E1)
cast bronze, Glasurit finish, AP; 116” x 32” x 24”
84 Horace Farlowe
Circular Rest, 1996 (E2)
Georgia marble; 47” x 144” x 150”
109 Joseph Howard
Floating Arrangement, 1992 (G6)
cast bronze; 72” x 46-1/2” x 23-1/2”
85 Horace Farlowe
Portal Rest, 1999 (D2)
white Danby marble; 144” x 240” x 180”
110 Petro Hul
Die Fussballer, 1997 (F3)
Colorado Yule marble, granite; 57” x 27” x 18”
86 Carole A. Feuerman
Zeus and Hera II, 2004 (F3)
cast bronze, aluminum; 40” x 36” x 7”
111 Petro Hul
From the Heart, 1999 (F3)
Colorado Yule marble, granite; 65” x 29” x 21”
118 Seward Johnson
Day Dream, 2007
cast bronze, painted, 1/8, 96” x 216” x 120”
TEMPORARILY REMOVED
119 Seward Johnson
Déjeuner Déjà Vu, 1994 (G2)
cast bronze, painted, 1/8; 62” x 132” x 360”
120 Seward Johnson
Designated Coachman, 2001 (D2)
cast aluminum; 186” x 480” x 288”
121 Seward Johnson
Erotica Tropicallis, 2005 (E4)
cast aluminum, styrofoam, painted, 1/8;
130” x 212 1/2” x 108”
122 Seward Johnson
The Eye of the Beholder, 1997 (I3)
cast bronze, painted, 1/8; 70” x 190” x 126”
123 Seward Johnson
Family Secret, 2000 (I3)
cast bronze, painted, 3/8; 51” x 70” x 82”
124 Seward Johnson
The Hunting Party, 2004 (B3)
painted bronze, painted; 72” x 164” x 204”
125 Seward Johnson
If It Were Time, 1999 (I2)
cast bronze, aluminum, painted, 1/8; 72” x 456” x 420”
126 Seward Johnson
King Lear, 1982 (G5)
cupronickel, 1/2; 96” x 52” x 40”
127 Seward Johnson
La Promenade, 1999 (D1)
cast bronze, aluminum, painted, 3/8; 78” x 52” x 33”
128 Seward Johnson
Lakeside Table #1, 1999 (F2)
cast bronze, aluminum, resin, painted, 45” x 48” x 48”
129 Seward Johnson
On Poppied Hill, 1999 (E2)
cast bronze, aluminum, painted, 1/8; 96” x 84” x 60”
130 Seward Johnson
Part of Nature, 2000 (E2)
cast aluminum, painted, 1/8; 54” x 50” x 60”
131 Seward Johnson
Pondering the Benefits of Exercise, 2004 (E1)
cast bronze, painted, 1/8; 84” x 99” x 116”
132 Seward Johnson
Sailing the Seine, 1999 (F2)
cast bronze, painted, 2/8; 60” x 72” x 55”
133 Seward Johnson
Summer Thinking, 1991 (E5)
cast bronze, painted, 2/8; 36” x 66” x 24”
134 Seward Johnson
There My Little Pretties, 1999 (D1)
cast aluminum, painted; 36” x 30” x 40”
135 Seward Johnson
Were You Invited?, 2001 (E1)
cast bronze and aluminum, painted, 1/8;
132” x 288” x 204”
SCULPTURES IN THE
136 Daniel Kainz
Harmony 3, 1993 (F4)
Vermont marble; 66” x 96” x 66”
159 John Martini
The Couple, 1999 (F2)
steel; 92” x 67” x 12”
183 Joel Perlman
Tabletop I, 1995 (G4)
steel; 81” x 32” x 16”
137 Lila Katzen
Aqua Libra; 1992 (E3)
stainless steel, textured with bronze weldments
96” x 43” x 40”
160 John Martini
Sienna, 2006 (F5)
polychromed steel; 81” x 35” x 21”
184 Karen Petersen
The Listener, 1997 (H5)
cast bronze; 1/5; 59” x 42” x 40”
138 Lila Katzen
Loquacious Three, 1986 (G2)
textured stainless steel; 101” x 55” 42”
161 Scott McMillin
Promise, 1999
steel, wood, concrete; 221” x 53” x 53”
TEMPORARILY REMOVED
185 Martha Pettigrew
Gossip, 2002 (H5)
cast bronze; 96” x 73” x 95”
139 Lila Katzen
Pinkney, 1978
Cor-Ten steel; 61” x 55” x 30”
TEMPORARILY REMOVED
162 Clement Meadmore
Offshoot, 1982
painted aluminum; 2/2; 120” x 288” x 144”
TEMPORARILY REMOVED
140 Herk Van Tongeren
Teatro XI; 1981 (G4)
cast and fabricated bronze, 66” x 150” x 84”
163 Royden Mills
Inside Elevation, 2005
steel; 126” x 78” x 66”
141 Niki Ketchman
Siren, 1994 (J5)
aluminum and steel wire, steel rod; 119” x 32” x 12”
164 Zoran Mojsilov
Cuckoo’s Nest, 1998 (G4)
steel, granite; 125” x 146” x 103”
142 William King
Maus, 1993
stainless steel; 84” x 36” x 20”
TEMPORARILY REMOVED
165 G. Frederick Morante
Relative, 2003 (G6)
cast bronze, steel; 144” x 144” x 18”
143 William King
Maybe, 1993
stainless steel; 96” x 44” x 24”
TEMPORARILY REMOVED
144 William King
Snack, 1993
stainless steel; 84” x 42” x 22”
TEMPORARILY REMOVED
145 Stephen Knapp
Temple Talisman, 1991 (G6)
glass, steel; 60” x 30” x 14”
146 Berj Krikorian
Sparten; 1993 (F2)
Vermont marble; 82” x 72” x 54”
147 Jon Lash
Frame Construction #5, 1994 (G5)
painted aluminum; 99” x 66” x 44”
148 Francisco Leiro
Skewered, 1999 (E3)
cast bronze; 2/2; 71 1/2” x 59” x 30”
149 Nina Levy
Centaur, 1998 (Meadow Map)
fiberglass, steel, cement; 120” x 54” x 54”
150 Alexander Liberman
Entwined III, 1987 (H5)
stainless steel; 51 1/2” x 30” x 37”
151 Bruce Lindsay
Use of Memory, 2001 (Meadow)
cast bronze; 88” x 38” x 32”
152 Sharon Loper
Interior #5: Isolation, 2000 (G5)
cast bronze; 35” x 24” x 24”
153 Helena Lukášová
Inua, 1999 (G3)
cement, gold leaf; 88” x 29” x 23”
154 Peter Lundberg
Where is Geometry?, 1999 (H4)
stainless steel, concrete; 168” x 144” x 144”
155 Kevin Lyles
Passage, 1998 (F2)
Steel, stone; 132” x 36” x 72”
156 Robert Mangold
PTTSAAES 8/01, 2001
painted steel; 330” x 84” x 120”
TEMPORARILY REMOVED
157 Marisol
General Bronze, 1997 (F4)
cast and fabricated bronze; 1/3; 102” x 109” x 55”
158 Jeffrey Maron
Padma’s Dream, 2001 (G6)
etched copper alloy with polychromed oxides;
35” x 95” x 2”
(G5)
166 G. Frederick Morante
Nude Descending the Stare Case, 2007
mixed media; 91” x 25” x 18”
186 Don Porcaro
Data and Dust #4, 1996 (A3)
stone, steel; 117” x 72” x 68”
187 Toni Putnam
Sacred Grove, 1996 (I3)
welded copper; 180” x 108” x 192”
188 Peter Reginato
Lune Bleu, c. 1980 (D3)
steel; 58” x 29” x 30”
Grounds For Sculpture Collection
189 Peter Reginato
Mummenschanz, c. 1980 (E3)
steel; 68” x 40” x 30”
Grounds For Sculpture Collection
(D4)
190 Robert Ressler
Aluna, 1997 (E3)
cast bronze, 1/5; 125” x 48” x 48”
167 Paul Muick
Two Figure Composition, 1999 (G3)
white Danby marble; 53” x 50” x 36”
191 Robert Ressler
Baruch Ashem, 1989 (F2)
wood, copper, concrete; 168” x 384” x 384”
168 Robert Murray
Hillary, 1983 (G5)
painted aluminum; 68” x 184” x 256”
192 Robert Roesch and Suzanne Reese Horvitz
Transduction – Hamilton, 2008 (E3)
stainless steel, Cor-Ten steel, gold leaf; 108” x 40” x 40”
169 Pat Musick
Grupo, 2002-03 (G5)
stone, steel, wood; 17” x 60” x 40”
193 Andrew Rogers
Leading, 1997 (G5)
cast bronze; 2/12; 80” x 32” x 40”
170 John Newman
Skyhook, 1998 (H4)
steel, stone, epoxy foam, epoxy resin, cable,
wood, paint; 240” x 300” x 156”
194 James Rosati
Shorepoints I, 1966 – 68
painted fabricated aluminum; 78” x 255” x 192”
TEMPORARILY REMOVED
171 John Newman
Brazen Sphere, 1988 (F4)
cast and fabricated aluminum; 42” x 69” X 42”
Grounds For Sculpture Collection
195 Dorothy Ruddick
Number II, 2003 (G3)
cast bronze; 13” x 54” x 25”
172 Linda Ogden
Torso, 1993 (D1)
Portuguese pink marble; 62” x 20” x 15”
173 Samuel R. Ogden, Jr.
Seven Prisms, 1975 (I3)
painted steel; 108” x 60” x 42”
174 Mary Oros
Henry Takes His First Steps, 2005 (F5)
painted cast aluminum, 1/3; 45” x 23” x 12”
175 Tom Otterness
Z-DNA, 2007 (C5)
cast bronze; AP 1/2; 210” x 88” x 51”
176 Barry Parker
Lamentation, 1993 (G3/4)
welded bronze; 102” x 30” x 34”
177 Kenneth Payne
Spector, 1997 (I3)
cast iron; 54” x 16” x 9”
178 Marsha Pels
Acheron, 1985-87
cast bronze, marble; 54” x 144” x 48”
TEMPORARILY REMOVED
179 Beverly Pepper
Split Ritual II, 1992 (E2)
cast ductile iron; 120” x 96” x 96”
180 Beverly Pepper
Untitled, c. 1968 (G6)
stainless steel, enamel paint; 17 1/2” x 30 1/2” x 8”
181 Joel Perlman
High Spirit, 1998 (F2)
fabricated aluminum; 240” x 100” x 81”
182 Joel Perlman
Southern Star, 1989 (E2)
steel; 122” x 60” x 40”
196 John Ruppert
Pumpkins, 1999 (F5)
cast aluminum; five elements, each 29” x 43” x 42”
197 Jill Sablosky
Awakening, 1997 (F5)
limestone, slate, sandstone, marble; 93” x 133” x 64”
198 George Segal
Depression Bread Line, 1999 (F3)
cast bronze, 2/7; 108” x 148” x 36”
199 Mary Shaffer
Forth, 1994 (F2)
Pennsylvania granite, steel; 132” x 72” x 72”
200 Lalitha Shankar
Prana 7, 1992 (F3)
cast bronze; 6” x 53” x 31”
201 Ernest Shaw
Sumo, 1994 (I4)
Blue Mountain granite; 136” x 164” x 48”
202 Kiki Smith
Untitled, 2006 (G6)
cast bronze; 48” x 22” x 22”
203 Christoph Spath
Fluxus, 1999 (F2)
Vermont verde antique serpentine, plate glass,
LED light; 84” x 84” x 36
204 Larry Steele
Shiva, 1991 (J2)
cast iron, steel; 69” x 58” x 26”
205 Tom Sternal
Vertical Form 92.8, 1992 (G5)
Vermont marble, Pennsylvania granite;
168” x 30” x 24”
E PARK COLLECTION
206 Tom Sternal
Vertical Form 92.10, 1992 (H4)
Vermont marble, Pennsylvania granite;
168” x 30” x 24”
207 Dana Stewart
Lester, 1996 (E3)
cast bronze, 1/5; 50” x 86” x 31”
208 Hartmut Stielow
Zwei Quadrate, 2001 (G2)
granite, steel; 34” x 56” x 32”
209 Strong-Cuevas
Arch II, Set II, 1995 (D3)
fabricated aluminum; 144” x 132” x 156”
210 Strong-Cuevas
Two Face Telescope, 1990 (G3)
fabricated aluminum; 168” x 144” x 72”
211 Dominic DeJoris
Woman in Bathtub, 1979 (I2)
cast bronze; 36” x 72” x 36”
212 George Sugarman
Doubles, 1984 (F2)
painted aluminum; 108” x 192” x 108”
213 Toshiko Takaezu
Three Graces, 1994 (D3)
cast bronze; three elements, each 70” x 23” x 23”
214 Roy Wilson
Resting Place, 1990 (F3)
painted steel; 156” x 312” x 96”
215 Wayne Trapp
Geometry of the Cosmos, 2005 (D4)
stainless steel, mild steel; 108” x 108” x 108”
216 John Van Alstine
Stone Pile, 1980 (H3)
granite, steel; 57” x 76” x 76”
Grounds For Sculpture Collection
230 Isaac Witkin
Garden State, 1997 (H3)
Zimbabwe black granite; 228” x 132” x 114”
254 Peter Voulkos
Bucci, 2001 (C3)
cast bronze, edition of 5, AP3; 55½” x 28½” x 27¼”
231 Isaac Witkin
Hawthorne Tree II, 1990 (F3)
cast bronze; 91” x 86” x 57”
256 W. Bruce Daniels
Yew II, 2009 (D3)
mixed media; 240” x 240” x 240”
232 Isaac Witkin
Linden Tree, 1983 (H2)
cast bronze; 120” x 65” x 65”
257 Steve Tobin
Untitled (Steelroots), 2009 (Meadow)
Steel, rusted patina; 23’ x 24’ x 40’
233 Isaac Witkin
Madame Butterfly, 1991 (F2)
cast bronze; 97 1⁄2” x 60 1⁄2” x 35”
258 Gordon Gund
Legacy, 2002 (I3)
cast bronze; 70½" x 48’ x 30¼"
Courtesy of the artist
234 Isaac Witkin
Ode to a Possum, 1999 (H3)
cast bronze; 33 1⁄2” x 106” x 62”
Courtesy of Nadine Witkin
259 Seward Johnson
The Chamber of Internal Dialogue, 2011 (H2)
mixed media, 258” x 114” x 135”
235 Isaac Witkin
Rapunzel Tree, 1984 (F3)
cast bronze, 2/3; 61” x 83” x 48”
Courtesy of Nadine Witkin
260 India Blake
Mood Stone, 2010 (F2)
mixed media, 90 x 66 x 72 inches
236 Autin Wright
Carmelita, 2008 (D4)
fiberglass, LED light; 120” x 5” x 12”
237 Autin Wright
Free Form III, 1998 (G6)
white Danby marble; 78” x 50” x 47”
238 Autin Wright
Kordell, 1998 (J5)
white Danby marble; 45 1/2” x 23 1/2” x 9”
239 Autin Wright
Regina, 2003 (C1)
fiberglass; 96” x 168” x 72”
240 Autin Wright
The Sleep, 1996 (G5)
cast aluminum; 31” x 98” x 6”
261 Peter DeCamp Haines
Hand, 1988
bronze, 132 x 204 x 60 inches
Courtesy of the artist
TEMPORARILY REMOVED
262 Seward Johnson
Title being determined through audience interaction.
Suggestions welcome, 2011 (E3)
bronze, aluminum; dimensions variable
263 William T. Wiley
To Marcel Duchamp, 1887-1968,
Artist, Tool and Die Maker, 1968 (B3)
stainless steel; 7’ x 6’ x 6’
Courtesy of The Sculpture Foundation, Inc.,
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Sabol
217 Hans Van de Bovenkamp
Cock-a-doodle-doo, 2004 (D4)
bronze; 106” x 52” x 30”
241 Yuyu Yang
Dragon’s Shrill in the Cosmic Void, 1991 (G6)
stainless steel; 81 1/2” x 81 1/2” x 46”
264 Elyn Zimmerman
Font, 1993 (D3)
stainless steel; 7’ x 6’ x 6’
black granite, pink granite; 42” x 120” x 72”
Courtesy of the Artist
218 Hans Van de Bovenkamp
Sagg Portal, 2004 (E4)
stainless steel; 132” x 180” x 72”
242 Yuyu Yang
Lunar Brilliance, 1979 (G5)
stainless steel; 64 3⁄4” x 59” x 23 1⁄2”
265 Seward Johnson
Autin's Advanced Artistic Awakening, 2013 (D4)
bronze, 1/8; dimensions variable
219 Gloria Vanderbilt
Heart’s Desire, 2008 (G3)
plexiglas, mixed media; 72” x 72” x 72”
243 Larry Young
Pegasus and Bellerophon, 1990-91
cast bronze; 108” x 108” x 72”
220 Viktor
Birth of the Messenger, 1998
granite; 84” x 53” x 17”
244 Ron Young
Untitled, 1981 (I2)
aluminum, steel; 48” x 20” x 12”
(I2)
(G4)
221 Stefan Vladescu
Love, 2006 (F4)
cast bronze; 38” x 84” x 64”
245 Hyung Jun Yum
Monkey King, 2002 (I3)
cast bronze; 45” x 21” x 25”
222 Stefan Vladescu
Steel Flat, 2005 (E3)
stainless steel, Italian marble; 40” x 34” x 34”
246 Rhea Zinman
Couple, n.d. (F3)
cast bronze; 35” x 17” x 20”
223 Peter Voulkos
Missoula, 1995 (D3)
cast bronze, 1/9; 42 1⁄4” x 30 1⁄2” x 26”
247 Rhea Zinman
Dual Form, n.d. (F3)
cast bronze; 15” x 10 1⁄2” x 6”
224 Clifford Ward
Jubilant Dancer, 2001 (E3)
cast bronze; 72” x 48” x 24”
248 Rhea Zinman
Pillars, 1987 (F3)
cast bronze; 31” x 18” x 18”
225 Gary Wertheim
The Family, 1995 (H5)
cast bronze, 1/5; 63” x 39” x 24”
249 Rhea Zinman
Reclining Woman, n.d. (F3)
cast bronze; 19” x 53” x 30”
226 Jay Wholley
La Casa de Bernarda Alba, 2001 (H3)
cast and fabricated bronze; 96” x 39” x 34 1⁄2”
250 Glenn Zweygardt
Allentown Council, 1993-94 (H4)
Pennsylvania Fox Hill granite, steel, bronze;
150” x 96” x 96”
227 Isaac Witkin
Tender Yearning, 1985 (C3)
cast bronze; 100" x 58" 40"
228 Isaac Witkin
The Bathers, 1991
cast bronze, 1/3; 107” x 63” x 36 1/2”
TEMPORARILY REMOVED
229 Isaac Witkin
Eolith, 1994 (D3)
Blue Mountain granite; 96” x 68” x 48”
267 Bernar Venet
Arcs in Disorder: 4 Arcs x 5, 2002 (Meadow)
Cor-Ten
four pieces: 161 x 163.5 x 35.5 inches each
Courtesy of the Bernar Venet Studio
268 Bernar Venet
81.5˚ Arc x 8, 2004-2012 (Meadow)
Cor-Ten, painted black
271 x 59 x 86.5 inches
Courtesy of the Bernar Venet Studio
269 Bernar Venet
Three Indeterminate Lines, 2005 (Meadow)
rolled steel
98.875 x 99.625 x 116.125 inches
Courtesy of the Bernar Venet Studio
251 Emilie Benes Brzezinski
Lintel, 1993 (D3)
cast bronze; 128” x 117” x 28”
270 Bernar Venet
95.5˚ Arc x 11, 2004 (Meadow)
Cor-Ten
48 x 50 x 204 inches
Courtesy of the Bernar Venet Studio
271 Steve Tobin
Untitled (Steelroots) Roots, 2005 (Meadow)
steel, white paint; 16’ x 13’ x 24’
Courtesy of the Artist
272 Steve Tobin
Termite Hills, 2001 (Meadow)
cast bronze; 144” x 96” x 72”;
137” x 72” x 72”; 120” x 96” x 96”
Courtesy of the Artist
252 Harry Gordon
Enki, 2007 (G4)
black granite, 108” x 120” x 90”
Courtesy of the Artist
253 Mike Gyampo
Matters of the Moment, 2008
cast bronze; 96” x 101” x 66”
266 E. Calder Powel
Schatz's Spaceship (inspired by the Oloid)
version II, 2012 (D4)
Fiberglass, 1/8; 80" x 85" x 48"
(G4)