Depression Breadline, George Segal
Grounds for Sculpture
The Grounds for Sculpture is a 42-acre contemporary sculpture park in Hamilton Township, N.J. It was founded by New Jersey sculptor Seward Johnson whose works I will feature in a later post. Opened in 2000, the park is adorned with beautiful grounds that could make it a botanical garden if it wasn’t for all the sculpture. There is also an outstanding restaurant on the premises with the unfortunate name of Rat’s.
Schatz’s Spaceship (Inspired by the Obloid), E. Caldor Powel
This is the view if you’re dining at Rat’s Restaurant
Standing Vase with Five Flowers, James Surls
Passage, Kevin Lyles
Dorion, Bruce Beasley
Tabletop, Joel Perlman
Henry Moore in a Sheep Meadow, Red Grooms
Rattle, Paul Henry Ramirez
Van Gogh Cafe
Boaz Vaadia: Sculpture
off the leash 
Beautiful sculptures, hope the peacocks are not 😉
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The peacocks are real. Even the white one.
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Very nice
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WOW! This is great. Beautiful and thoughtful. I love looking at artwork and discussing what we see in it.
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Fabulous sculptures and gardens, Ken. I lived in NYC for many years, and was unaware of this park ’til now.
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