New Domestics
New Domestics Allison Baker, Emma Beatrez, Beth Campbell, Christopher Chiappa, Hannah Epstein, Rose Eken, Mark Jay Freedman, Al Freeman, Nassem...
Babette Pendleton
Ruminations / For Twenty-Five Sheep Whetstone Farm wool processed and woven on site from twenty-five Dorset/Ile de France crosses, Franconia...
Amy Ritter
Shafer Terrace MHP Cinder block, mortar, concrete, photographic Xerox prints 2021 Wall 1: 92 in x 128 in x 8 in Wall 2: 72 in x 128 in x 8 in Wall...
Alex Young
Monument to the Common Barberry Aluminum and polycarbonate structure, enamel, common barberry (Berberis vulgaris) 2021 140" x 115" x 115"...
Fuller Cowles & Constance Mayeron
Tiled Benches Dimensions variable Plant material, steel, ceramic, cement 1994-1995 Installed at Franconia Sculpture Park, 2021 Created in...
Wesley Fawcett Creigh
The Invisible Line 16" x 96" x 103" Paint, rigid foam, aluminum foil tape, wood 2021 2021 Visiting Artist Artist...
Xavier Khouangsathiene
Warm and Sticky (Despite Everything) 5' x 10' x 10' Bamboo, burlap, garden mesh, masking tape, rebar, weather tape, zip ties 2021 2021 Emerging...
Jeff Schofield
Future Fragments 11' x 10' x 5' Found metal and plastic items cast into local clay, concrete, plaster, and resin 2021 2021 Emerging Artist...
Erika Terwilliger
Foils Dimensions Variable Franconia clay 2021 2021 Emerging Artist Artist Statement My work is firmly rooted in...
Gabriela Fernandez
No Desearias Ser Un Martir Dimensions Variable Organza, plaster, transfer agent, contact mics 2021 2021 Emerging Artist ...
Julie Schenkelberg
AURORA 76" x 300" x 192" Repurposed found wood, plaster, concrete, pigment, Franconia limestone, steel, scrap metal, local stone, crushed glass,...
Marius Ritiu
Return to Sender (Sisyphus VI) Copper, recycled rubber, wood 2021 2021 Mid-Career Fellow *photos by Babette Pendleton...
Location
29836 St. Croix Trail
Shafer, MN 55074
Franconia Sculpture Park resides on the ancestral Dakota lands of the Wahpekute in Mni Sota Makoce, along the St. Croix River which also holds significance by the Ojibwe and other Native peoples. We recognize, support and advocate for all Native nations and will actively center Native voices in our work.
Hours
The grounds of Franconia Sculpture Park are open 365 days a year from 8am-8pm.
The Franconia Commons building is open:
May 4 – Nov. 14:
Everyday, 10am-5pm
Nov. 15 – May 3: Friday-Sunday, 10am-4pm
Closed on National Holidays
