Sculpturefest 2021 at Prosper Road, Woodstock, Vermont opened on Sunday, June 27.

Open daily, dawn to dusk.
No admission charge.

Saturday, August 28, 1PM - 4PM:
Opening for Artists on the Land: King Farm Prosper Brook Trail and lower field.
Park on Prosper Road, NOT at King Farm.
BYO picnic. Music at both Sculpturefest sites.

Charlet and Peter Davenport have invited sculptors and artists to exhibit work on the land for over three decades.

Everyone welcome dawn to dusk no admission charge.

Featured Artists 2021:

BENJAMIN METZGER
PAUL MACHALABA
NIRA GRANOTT FOX

Continuing Featured Artists from 2020:

JAMES PAYNE
Amber Geneva
Blaze Konefal

Artists exhibiting on the land 2021:

Prosper Road directions

News:

You can find SculptureFest on Otocast, a free app available on iTunes and Google Play. The Otocast app is used around the country (and beyond) to produce audio/video guides for public art, historic sites, murals, landmarks, architecture, monuments, and other points-of-interest.

Director Charlet Davenport has worked as an artist in Vermont since 1963. 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.) Charlet was a panelist on the Transcendental Landscape Art Panel and Discussion at the Fruitlands Museum in Harvard, Massachusett in September 2012.

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.