
John Newman, Skyhook, 1998, steel, stone, epoxy foam, epoxy resin, cable, wood, paint, 240 in x 300 in x 156 in, Grounds For Sculpture, Gift of The Seward Johnson Atelier, photo: David Michael Howarth Photography
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2019 YEAR IN REVIEW
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- Develop an exciting schedule of exhibitions that open new avenues of artistic medium, process, and content
- Maintain the beauty and tranquilityof the Grounds and care for our world-class horticulture
- Preserve, restore and expandour collection of contemporary sculpture
- Serve as an educational resource for visitors of all ages and abilities
- Use the experience of art and nature to improve individual health and wellness
- Introduce the joys of making and appreciating art to children
- Provide FREE admission all year to children age 5 and younger