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 Sculpture Options

  • This year there are 21 sculptures to choose from for proposals. Listed alphabetically by sculptor, they are: Rondo VI by Bruce Beasley, Pitchfork Lightning by Susan Pulman Brooks, Sinjin by Zero Higashida, Cloud Swing by Isometric Studios, Spartan by Berj Krikorian, Where is Geometry by Peter Lundberg, Cuckoo's Nest by Zoran Mojsilov, Hillary by Robert Murray, Skyhook by John Newman, Beast by Karen Petersen, Split Ritual II by Beverly Pepper, Space, Conquer or Die – Swiatowid by Andrzej Pitynski, Schatz's Spaceship (Inspired by The Oloid) by E.C. Powel, Converge: Gharaib Bag by Michael Rees, Sumo by Ernest Shaw, Arch II by Elizabeth Strong-Cuevas,  Standing Vase with Five Flowers by James Surls, Three Graces by Toshiko Takaezu, Three Indeterminite Lines by Bernar Venet, Resting Place by Roy Wilson, & Hawthorne Tree II by Isaac Witkin. Pictures and details are below. Due to amount of content, page may take time to fully load. Please be patient and take the time to look at all the works.

  • Click on the main picture for each sculpture and use the arrows to view the rest of the set. Pictures and notes provide a better idea of what the piece is like, including factors you may want/need to consider in formulating proposals. Notes can be accessed by either rolling over or clicking on the photos.

  • In addition to descriptive details about the work, where possible, we have included artist websites and an embedded link to more information on the specific sculpture.

  • You may have gentle physical contact with nearly all of the sculptures. If you have questions about how much you can engage, please ask. 

  • Admission fee to the park is always waived for your rehearsal times there. Artists are expected to be on site at least 2 times before the festival.

  • Ground For Sculpture's Interactive Site Map can be found here.

  • Please contact us with any questions or concerns, including additional accessibility information: contact@theoutletdanceproject.com.

***The following images are for the sole purpose of providing prospective Outlet Dance Project choreographers with visual references of the sculptures they may apply to create work in conversation with for the event taking place at Grounds For Sculpture on October 7, 2023. Any use of the images outside of that realm are strictly prohibited.***

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