Freedom by Steve Wood and Clive Morris Here at the sculpture park, we are delighted to showcase ‘Freedom’. This 5-ton 1991 Harley-Davidson Fat Boy is the largest bronze motorcycle sculpture in the world! Clive Morris personally unveiling this magnificent beast On Sunday 6th of March. The unveiling was met with the applause of many Harley-Davidson […]
The Sculpture Park are delighted to announce our representation of the late Sean Crampton’s artistic legacy – ‘Nothing is Profane’, a collection from his lifetime work – together with Sean’s son, Dan. Sean Crampton was an artist of enormous achievement and inspiration. Having overcome adversity throughout his life, Sean produced outstanding and original artwork that
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As of April 17th 2022 – the 19th anniversary of our opening – The Sculpture Park will be reducing the number of visitors it allows into the park each day. This is to enhance the visitor experience by maintaining peace and calm within our magical gardens. We are of course still open to all visitors;
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The Visitor was created in 1996 by Belgian artist Guido Deleu, as part of a contest to design a sculpture for the main entrance of a cultural centre in Flanders, Belgium. This striking but simple sculpture embodies a kind and friendly figure, enjoying his view. He has proved to be very popular with visitors to
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Visiting The Sculpture Park for exercise and wellbeing is possible during lockdown and a great way to make the most of your time outdoors. There are restrictions in accordance to the governments roadmap out of lockdown which will gradually be relaxed over the next few months. Here are the key dates of lifting restrictions: Now:
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The Sculpture Park is re-opening to LOCAL visitors from Monday March 8th. As an outdoor garden, we were allowed to stay open during lockdown. However, we felt it better to close to the public in order to reinforce the government’s message to stay at home. The governments road map out of lockdown states that, from
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When is the best time to buy a sculpture? Is there ever a best time? Or is it always the best time? Judging by the sculptures flying (literally in one case) out of The Sculpture Park over the last year, it appears that a lockdown is a great time to buy a sculpture. With the
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Art in the snow. A winter wonderland encapsulated The Sculpture Park in January 2021 Closed to the public but open to the elements, our art in nature exhibition looked peaceful and serene in white, on Sunday 24th January. A snow day creating picture perfect scenes to lift the spirits during lockdown 3 Lockdown 3, starting
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Due to the seriousness of the current situation, and the government’s reinforcement of the clear message to ‘Stay at home’, The Sculpture Park will be closed as of Monday 11th January, until further notice. Any January ticket holders are welcome to transfer their visit to a later date. To do this, please email sian@thesculpturepark.com with
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Following Monday’s announcement of lockdown 3, we can confirm that The Sculpture Park will currently remain open to LOCAL visitors to exercise physical and mental well-being. Government guidance states that you can only travel locally in lockdown 3 (within your village, town or the part of a city where you live). Only travel with your
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As of Saturday 26th December, The Sculpture Park has been in Tier 4. Under these restrictions, we are able to keep our outdoor park open to local visitors. We are in a position to offer an escape for a few hours, to exercise both physical and mental well-being while taking in art and culture in
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Tuesday 3 November 2020 We are pleased to confirm that, as a ‘pay to enter’ public garden, we are able to keep The Sculpture Park open during Lockdown 2 starting Thursday 5 November. This is following assessment and advice on the latest restrictions. We hope that our park can offer a tranquil space for local residents
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