Boaz Vaadia (Israel/NY) stated, "I work with nature as an equal partner…That's still the strongest thing I deal with today, that primal connection of man to earth. It's in the materials I use, the environments I make and the way I work."

Artist Website: http://www.vaadia.com/

Artist Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/boazvaadia

Artist Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/boazvaadiastudio

JSP website: https://www.josephinesculpturepark.org/exhibits

Bonnie Farr, oboe
David Powell, oboe & english horn

Georg Philipp Telemann
Canonic Sonata No. 1
III. Allegro

Eugene Bozza
"Shepherds of Provence"
II. Songs of theProvencal Shepherds
(Call at Dawn)

IV. Village Party

Wolfgang Mozart
"La ci darem la mano"
from Don Giovanni

Wolfgang Mozart
"Queen of the Night"
from The Magic Flute

William Vannerson (MO) draws visual inspiration from the hardware of the military-industrial complex and the peculiarly American aesthetic of metal hulks aging in the landscape.

Artist Website: http://www.willvannerson.com/

Artist Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/willvannerson/

JSP website: https://www.josephinesculpturepark.org/exhibits

Madison Jones, violin
Stanley Cheng-Hao Kuo, violin

Jean-Marie Leclair
Sonata for Two Violins
in E minor, Op. 3 No. 5
I. Allegro ma poco

Joseph Bologne Chevalier
de Saint-Georges
Sonata for Two Violins in Bb Major
I. untitled

Henryk Wieniawski
Etudes-Caprices,
Op. 18 No. 1 in G minor

Augusta Read Thomas
Mansueto Tribute,
"double helix"

Céline Browning (NY) created "Fly Away" as a sculptural bird blind meant to be enjoyed by visitors while viewing the surrounding landscape. The sculpture is made up of four steel archways and twenty-one steel panels. Each set of steel panels features a pair of plants and birds native to Kentucky. Following the panels from the bottom to the top of the structure, the birds appear to be taking flight and flying away. The overhead panels show the six different bird species featured on the side panels, with eighteen silhouettes in total. The design of the structure was inspired by the work of the artist's mother, Annette Barbier, particularly her final piece of public art, which remained unfinished at the time of her death in 2017.

Artist Website: https://celinebrowning.com/home.html

Artist Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/celine.browning

Artist Instagram: @celine.browning

JSP website: https://www.josephinesculpturepark.org/celine-browning-reflects-on-her-jsp-residency

Elaine Cook, harp
Clyde Beaver, cello

Manuel de Falla
Sky

Jean-Baptiste Besard
(arr. Samuel Milligan)
The Bells of Paris

Alfonso X El Sabio
(arr. Samuel Milligan)
Rose of Roses

Pablo Casals
Song of the Birds

Léo Delibes
Flower Duet from Lakmé

Felix Mendelssohn
On Wings of Song

Ethel Barns
Swing Song

Graphology: The study of lettering, typography, and hand writing that captures a personal identity. Henge: A large circle of earth, stone, or wood that encloses a space of special importance. Peyton Scott Russell (MN) built GRAPHOLOGYHENGE as a sanctuary and safe space for graffiti art. It's a circle that invites people to make a personal mark or signature, write or paint a message, and leave evidence that you were there to visit.

Visitors’ artwork do not represent the views of JSP. Please note that some content may not be suitable for all ages.

Artist Website: https://houseofdaskarone.com/

Artist Instagram: @peyton_scott_russell

JSP website: https://www.josephinesculpturepark.org/graphologyhenge

Joseph Van Fleet, trumpet
Jonathan Stites, trumpet
Joanne Filkins, horn
Brad Kerns, trombone
Chris Blaha, tuba

John Cheetham
Scherzo

Johann Pezel
Sonata No. 22

Ludwig Maurer
Scherzo

arr. Jack Gale
A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square

arr. Enrique Crespo
Three Spirituals
I. The Battle of Jericho

The JSP event barn is a renovated historic tobacco barn that hosts creative community events and educational programming. Join Josephine Sculpture Park at their annual Barn Raisin’ fundraiser dinner and concert in 2024!

Keith McCutchen, piano
Meg Saunders, violin
Gretchen Tucker, violin
Elizabeth Jones, viola
Rebecca Kiekenapp, cello

Duke Ellington
(arr. McCutchen)
Satin Doll

Duke Ellington
(arr. McCutchen)
In A Sentimental Mood

Rachel Grimes
The Clearing

Heather Hart’s (NY) The Porch Project series features interactive sculptures designed for intimate conversations and community events. Hart shares: "Take it to the Bridge is inspired by the idea of a bridge as a space of possibility. It literally traverses liminal space and acts as the connective tissue between my territory and yours. A bridge is also a space that has been historically violently interrupted with the torture of Black people. This sculpture holds all the joy and possibility of what is in front of you and aches of a past we can never forget."

Artist Website:
https://www.heather-hart.com/

Artist Instagram: @heatherhartstudio

JSP Website: https://www.josephinesculpturepark.org/porchproject

Create your own music by touching an instrument! When touched, each instrument activates a recording of that instrument played by a LexPhil musician. See what happens when you touch multiple instruments at different times. Work with others to hear all of the instruments in a brass quintet!

Play at the LexPhil MusicLab!
MusicLab is a portable studio that combines electronic and acoustic instruments and other technology for a fun, hands-on music-making experience for all ages and abilities. Visit MusicLab anytime during this year’s Symphonic Stroll!

Vivien Collens (OH) created Blue Circuit as part of The Froebel's Gifts series, an homage to the educator Friedrich Froebel who invented Kindergarten in Germany in 1838. He gave children gifts of cubes, spheres, and other shapes to manipulate. The structure is made from 12 identical welded aluminum modules, each consisting of 6 beams and a cube.

Artist Website: https://www.viviencollens.com/froebels-gifts-2017--2022.html

Artist Instagram: @viviencollens

Artist Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vivien.collens

JSP Website: https://www.josephinesculpturepark.org/exhibits