Congratulations to the Artists Selected for the

2019 Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit at Old Frog Pond Farm!

Listed in Alphabetical order, along with title of the piece:

Barbara Andrus, Boat Book
Caroline Coolidge, Metamorphic Reflection
Cassie Doyon, WhimSea
Kevin Duffy, Reconciliation
Alicia Dwyer, Continuous Migration
Anne Eder, Anne’s Boneyard
Cortni Frecha, Twirly Girl
Zach Gabbard, Wildflowers
Kathleen Gatto-Gurney, Conglomeration
Tristan Govignon, Journey
Linda Hoffman, River Stones
Lynn Horsky, Build a Wall of Poetry
Bette Ann Libby, No Limits
Madeleine Lord, Sheep
Paul Matisse, The Olympic Bell
Julie Nussbaum, Vodnik In Cruel Shoes
Yin Peet, The Egg
Douglass R Rice, Canary
Bob Shannahan, Mother Mastodon and her Baby
Bayda Asbridge and Lynn Simmons, Ahimsa
Margot Stage, A Fungus Among Us
Joe Wheelright, Peering Around the Corner
Joe Wight, An Anecdote
Scrap Wrenn, Ground Space
Melanie Zibit, Genesis

Thank you to all the artists for their submissions!

Stay tuned for a wonderfully diverse and exciting exhibit this year!

CALL FOR OUTDOOR SCULPTURE

Artists are invited to submit artwork for Old Frog Pond Farm & Studio’s annual outdoor sculpture exhibit, Around the Pond and through the Woods. We are excited to announce that this year’s exhibit will be juried by Nick Capasso, Executive Director of the Fitchburg Art Museum. The exhibit will be from May 19 to October 14. The extended season for the exhibit will give more opportunity for visitors to see the work, and allow our ‘plein air poets’ to write poems inspired by the installations. A chapbook designed by Lynn Horsky and edited by Susan Edwards Richmond featuring the selected sculptures and poems will be available at our annual September Plein Air Poetry Walk. All poets and artists will receive a copy.

Submission Information

We invite artists to submit up to two works — either existing sculptures or proposals for site-specific work.
The submission period is January 10 - February 14, 2019
We encourage artists to visit prior to submitting. The landscape offers a diversity of habitats including field, forest, pond, and waterfall. Sculptures may be on the ground, floating, or suspended. Please discuss any questions about location with Linda Hoffman at studio@lindahoffman.com.
All work should be able to withstand the vagaries of our climate for the duration of the exhibit. The artist assumes responsibility for repairing or restoring an artwork in a timely manner if that becomes necessary.
Work does not need to be for sale, however, the farm requests a 25% donation on any works sold in the exhibit.
We ask that selected artists volunteer at the farm for one Sunday afternoon during the exhibit to greet visitors. We understand that this will not always be possible.
In submitting work, artists acknowledge Old Frog Pond Farm assumes no liability for artwork on the property during the exhibition.
The selected artists will be notified by March 1, 2019.
Please contact studio@lindahoffman.com with any questions.