Sculpture in the Park Each August, Loveland’s love for sculpture becomes even more apparent as the country’s largest outdoor juried sculpture show takes center stage at Sculpture in the Park. Set against the scenic backdrop of Benson Sculpture Garden, this signature event has drawn collectors, creators and art lovers from around the world for over 40 years and for good
Sculpture in the Park celebrates its 40th anniversary this month. The annual show and sale will bring more than 2,000 sculptures to Benson Sculpture Garden. We talked to business manager Amy Huggins who highlighted six must-see sculptors and the pieces they’re bringing to this year’s event. Amanda Markel — Montana-based abstract artist Amanda Markel tells stories with her bronze animal
For 40 years, sculptor George Walbye has participated in every Sculpture in the Park show, an event he helped create. “George is age 93 going on 50.” George Walbye signs an autograph during a tour of Benson Sculpture Garden on a snowy day in March of 2023. At 93 years old, Loveland sculptor George Walbye is still creating art, leading