SCULPTUREFEST 2011 is open daily through foliage season, dawn to dusk.
No admission charge.

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Featured artists this year:

Wendy Klemperer and Roger Goldenberg

SculptureFest 2011
At Prosper Road location the theme is "Sacred Land," an invitational exhibition with works by

John Bieling, Ria Blaas, Seth Callander, David Colton, Charlet Davenport, Carlos Dorrien, Charles Egbert, Herb Ferris, Joseph Fichter, Leslie Fry, Dimitri Gerakaris, Roger Goldenberg, Bruce Hathaway, Max Heiges, Andrew Hellmund, Lela Keen Jaacks, Barbara Kaufman, Wendy Klemperer, Daniel Ladd, Shamus Langlois, Robert Markey, Jay Mead, Andy Moerlein, Lynn Newcomb, Tracy Pendleton, Hector Santos, Margaret Sheehan, Suzi Sullivan, Phil Thorne, William Tudor, James Irving Westermann, Kevin Wiberg, Josh Winer, Kenneth Woodhead


Additional artists will be added as they respond

at the king farm, a young group of "artist/curators" are inviting new artists to participate on the theme of Farms: Ethan Ames, Charlet Davenport, Peter Davenport, Donna Dodson, Sal Farlow, Dimitri Gerakaris, Bob Giguere, Bruce Hathaway,Wendy Klemperer, Maxwell Heiges, Lela Keen Jaacks, Michael Nedell, Justin O'Rourke, Li Shen, John Irving Westerman, Kenneth Woodhead

509 Prosper Road, Woodstock, VT.

Two sculpturefest artists, Charlet Davenport and Herb Ferris, are participating in a site specific installation exhibit in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Art Encounters Preservation, at the Wentworth-Coolidge Mansion "State Historic Site, opens with an Artist Reception on Saturday July 30, noon - 4pm. For more info on the exhibition: artencounterspreservation.org; how to get there: wentworthcoolidge.org.

Director Charlet Davenport has worked as an artist in Vermont since 1963. Currently her work in ceramic sculpture is influenced by many years of acting as Director of Sculpture Fest. Initially her ourdoor art installations were created on fibre glass mesh and installed in public spaces (St. Gaudens Historic National Park, The Rotunda at Dartmouth College Hopkins Center, the Vermont Carving Studio and Sculpture Center, the bank of the Hoosic River on Williams College Campus, Slater Mill, Pawtucket, RI, the TW Wood Art Center and a variety of other public and semi-public spaces.)

Peter Davenport, Co-Director of Sculpture Fest, is the one-man landscape force. Along with his duties as curator of the exhibition he aids artists in installing work, clearing sites, creating the signage, keeping everything clear for visitors as well as caring for the grounds throughout the exhibition time.

Both Davenports agree that land belongs to all of us and welcome the guests who come to Sculpture Fest each year.