Cloverdale Sculpture Trail

This month's Artist Highlight is on David Mudgett and his sculpture Joe Magee. Read more about this artist and sculpture by selecting the artists name. https://cloverdalesculpturetrail.org/exhibit/#4175

The Cloverdale Sculpture Trail is now a featured tour on the Otocast app. Available for Android or iPhone, you tour the sculptures from your living room, or take it with you when you view them live. Listen to the artists tell you about their sculptures. The audio is available in English or Spanish, just select your language.... More information is available at our web site. https://cloverdalesculpturetrail.org/otocast/

Public art is not an art form. Its size can be huge or small. Its shape can be abstract or realistic (or both), and it may be cast, carved, built, assembled, or painted. It can be site-specific or stand in contrast to its surroundings. Placed in public sites, this art is there for everyone, a museum without walls. Public Art can be found in Rome, Brussels, Dublin, Berlin, Amsterdam, Chicago, Baltimore, Las Vegas, Austin, and Cloverdale. https://cloverdalesculpturetrail.org/

Did you know that most of our sculptures are for sale? Take a look through the current exhibit and see if your business front might be improved with a sculpture out front, or in your courtyard. You may also look through our Flip Book (originally created while on lock down) and get all the information at once on any sculpture you're interested in purchasing. https://cloverdalesculpturetrail.org/test-flip/

The new spotlight is up on the trail site. "After Tubbs" by Adrian Litman is this months featured sculpture. Use the link to go to the sculpture page and select the artists name for more information on the artist and the piece. https://cloverdalesculpturetrail.org/exhibit/#4169