The 32nd Annual Sculpture in the Garden show will take place at North Carolina Botanical Garden, 100 Mason Farm Road (on the UNC Chapel Hill campus) from September 13th to December 6th, 2020.
You can come by and see the sculptures in the outdoor garden setting during the Garden’s normal hours:
- Tuesday to Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Sunday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Admission to the Garden is free, but there’s a suggested $5 donation to Sculpture in the Garden.
Please check out our write-up on the Display Gardens, Coker Arboretum and Battle Park here.
The show features more than 60 sculptures from 41 local artists. The sculptures are spread out across the display gardens, so it’s an ideal place to enjoy art in a safe way.
While visiting, you’ll need to wear a mask when you can’t stay six feet from others. Please read the North Carolina Botanical Garden’s safety precautions.
The show is geared to all ages, and includes sculptures from tiny to massive, both abstract and figurative, in many media.
Most of the sculptures in the show are for sale, but all remain on site until the end of the show.
This show features work by:
- Nana Abreu
- Nico Amortegui
- Theresa Arico
- Greg Bender
- Colleen Black-Semelka
- Brick Bordon
- Patrick Bowman
- Joe Coates
- Debbie Cohen
- Joan Cohen
- Nileena Dash
- Jonathan Michael Davis
- Pat Day
- Robert Dobmeier
- Jim Gallucci
- Forrest Greenslade
- Scott Harris
- David Hinkle
- Frank Holder
- Marion Holmes
- Tinka Jordy
- Beau Lyday
- Mac McCusker
- Susan Moffatt
- William Moore
- Elizabeth Paley
- Kay Parks
- Nicole Schoepflin
- Anna Schroeder
- Helen Seebold
- Judith M. Simpson
- Hamidou Sissoko
- Layne Sizemore
- Janna Starr
- Gary Taber
- Luther “The Bird Man”
- Douglas Tilden
- Wayne Vaughn
- Joann Galarza Vega
- Roberta Wood
- Stacey Wright
All images courtesy of North Carolina Botanical Garden.
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North Carolina Botanical Garden, Chapel Hill
100 Old Mason Farm Road
Chapel Hill, NC
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