Karen LaMonte (American, born 1967), Reclining Nocturne 3, 2016, rusted iron, Loan courtesy of Karen LaMonte
Overview
Designed with the flexibility to accommodate changing sculptural installations, the John and Joyce Caddell Sculpture Garden provides an innovative venue for experiencing art in a dynamic natural landscape. Transformed by season, time of day, and even weather, the Garden is a place where the community can gather and participate in an outdoor gallery space, a site for open-air educational programs, a unique venue for special events, or even just an inspiring space for quiet reflection on aspects of creativity revealed by art in its relationship to natural beauty.
Resources
Since its opening in the fall of 2018, the Caddell Sculpture Garden has been a source of joy, wonder and festivity as well as a calm respite from a busy world, where visitors can relax and recharge. There is something in the Garden for everyone.
Permanent Installations
Chance Meeting (1986)
George Segal
Untitled (Nymph) (1933)
Jessie Duncan Wiggin
The Children’s Gate (2019)
Vincent Buwalda
Nostra Luna (2019)
Craigger Browne and Marcello Giorgi
Temporary Installations
What You Say (2012)
Adam Bodine
Rough ‘n Tumble (2020)
Patrick Dougherty
Skate Leaves (2018)
Christopher Fennell
Hollow Sphere Theory (2018)
Randy Gachet
Taraxacum (2020)
Jamey Grimes
Reclining Nocturne 3 (2016)
Karen LaMonte
Stadium Sphere no. 1 (2018)
Chris Boyd Taylor
Visit
Admission
There is no charge for admission to the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts or the Caddell Sculpture Garden. Ample free parking is available.
Garden Hours
Tuesday–Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM
Sunday, Noon to 5 PM
Last entry at 4:45 PM
Amenities
- Garden furniture located under the bosque canopy—the ideal place to relax or enjoy a picnic.*
- Public WiFi signal—great for casual web browsing or getting a little work done remotely.
* Please note, food is not currently available for purchase, please pack your own picnic—and leave the beer, wine, and liquor at home.
