SCULPTURE
Pascal Knapp, A to Z , welded aluminum and steel
2026 INAUGURAL OUTDOOR SCULPTURE EXHIBITION
SCULPTURE PARK June 28 - October 25, 2026
curated by Jen Dragon and Amanda Russo Rubman
WOODSTOCK ARTISTS ASSOCIATION & MUSEUM 28 TINKER STREET · Woodstock, NY · 12498
Acknowledgments The Woodstock Artists Association & Museum gratefully acknowledges the many individuals whose vision, generosity, and hard work made the 2026 Sculpture Park Exhibition possible. We extend our sincere appreciation to Jen Dragon and Amanda Russo Rubman, co-curators of the exhibition, for bringing together an exciting group of artists and for their thoughtful vision of sculpture in dialogue with WAAM’s outdoor space and the surrounding landscape. We are deeply grateful to all of the participating artists for their creativity, generosity, and commitment to this inaugural Sculpture Park exhibition: Jenne Currie, Steve Heller, Pascal Knapp, Alex Kveton, Ian Laughlin, Lowell Miller, Eileen M. Power, Amanda Russo Rubman, Aleksandra Scepanovic, and Amelia C. Williams. As well, we are thankful for the gifts of sculpture drawn from our Permanent Collection by Grace Bakst Wapner, Mary Frank, Audrey Hemenway, and Ezio Martinelli. Our appreciation also goes to the WAAM Board of Directors, in particular Amanda Russo Rubman, Board Chair, staff, volunteers, and members, whose ongoing support makes exhibitions and programs of this scale possible. We are especially grateful to everyone who assisted with the installation and care of the Sculpture Park throughout the exhibition season. We thank our supporters and community partners whose generosity helps WAAM provide opportunities for artists and meaningful experiences for our visitors. Finally, we are grateful to the visitors, members, artists, and Woodstock community who embraced this new chapter for WAAM. By bringing sculpture into our gardens and grounds, the 2026 Sculpture Park invites art and nature to become part of the same experience—and establishes a new tradition for the institution. Nicole L. Goldberg, Executive Director Woodstock Artists Association & Museum
Mary Frank, Ethiopian (left) and Jenne Currie, Mother and Child (right)
JENNE CURRIE
Jenne Currie, Mother and Child
Pascal Knapp, Boule #2
PASCAL KNAPP
Pascal Knapp, A to Z Mobile Sculpture
Alex Kveton, Metropolis I
ALEX KVETON
Alex Kveton, Metropolis II
Ian Laughlin, NOAA Weather Station #0, 2025
IAN LAUGHLIN
Ian Laughlin, Flower Power, 2022 |
photo: Amanda Russo Rubman
Lowell Miller, Huddle, 2026
LOWELL MILLER
Lowell Miller, Huddle, 2026 | photo: Amanda Russo Rubman
EILEEN M. POWER
Eileen M. Power, Stairway to Heaven (detail)
Amanda Russo Rubman, Untitled Narrative of Nature, Form, 2025 | photo: Amanda Russo Rubman
AMANDA RUSSO RUBMAN
Amanda Russo Rubman, Untitled One, 2026
Aleksandra Scepanovic, Motion to Forget, Denied
ALEKSANDRA SCEPANOVIC
Aleksandra Scepanovic, Motion to Forget, Denied
AMELIA C.WILLIAMS
Amelia C. Williams, Flowers, neon
photos: Amanda Russo RubmanA
STEVE HELLER
Steve Heller, Golfadillo,welded steel
GRACE BAKST WAPNER
Grace Baskt Wapner Nomads, Lovers, Artists and Thieves, 2017 Woodstock Artists Association & Museum, Gift of Kenneth Wapner 2026
EZIO MARTINELLI
Ezio Martinelli, Abstract Form,1964 Woodstock Artists Association & Museum, Gift of Hans Van de Bovenkamp and Barney Millens, 1986-09-03 photo: Amanda Russo Rubman
AUDREY HEMENWAY
Audrey Hemenway, Homage to the DeKoonings, Woodstock Artists Association & Museum
Mary Frank, Ethiopian, 1990, Woodstock Artists Association & Museum, Gift of Mary Frank, 2021-06-01
MARY FRANK
Mary Frank, Ethiopian, (detail),1990