Blackfoot Pathways: Sculpture in the Wild
Open from Dawn to Dusk
Admission Free On Site Parking
Dogs allowed on a leash
Blackfoot Pathways: Sculpture in the Wild
Residency Brief
Artists incorporate materials - natural and industrial - that are associated with the community's economic and cultural traditions to create site-specific sculptures on a 26 acre woodlands site.
International Sculpture Park celebrating the rich cultural, environmental and industrial heritage of the Blackfoot Valley
Participating Artists 2015
Brandon Ballengee (USA)
Noellynn Pepos (USA)
Sam Clayton (UK)
Mark Jacobs (UK)
Kevin O'Dwyer (Ireland)
2020 Montana Governor's Arts Award Honoree
Blackfoot Pathways: Sculpture in the Wild
1500 E MT Hwy 200
Geocode:05233719201300000
Sculpture in the Wild selected as one of the
15 Best Places to Road Trip in the US in 2022
Sculpture in the Wild featured in
Amy Dempsey takes us on a ‘grand tour’, of more than sixty amazing destinations with thousands of artworks from the twentieth and twenty-first centuries for both the intrepid art explorer and the armchair traveler.
Our 2022 Sculpture in the Wild calendar is now available
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Participating Artists 2018
Participating Artists 2014
Steven Siegel (USA)
Artist-in-Residence Dates:
Composer in Residence: Phil Aaberg 2021-2022
September 2022: Bently Spang (Montana, USA)
Stuart Frost (Norway/UK)
September 2023: 10th anniversary celebration featuring selected visual and performing artists.
Venue:
USA
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS 2017
Jaakko Pernu (Finland)
Patrick Dougherty (USA)
Casey Schachner (USA)
(BPSW/ UM Graduate
Emerging Artist )
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS 2021
Michael Brolly (USA)
Beth Korth (Montana,USA)
Phil Aaberg (Montana, USA)
Sculpture in the Wild © 2013