A Sculpture Trail...
halfway between Storm King and Grounds for Sculpture
lies Laurelwood Arboretum
A Sculpture Trail is a multi-year project to benefit Laurelwood Arboretum. COME and EXPLORE … all works are for sale and new works are always added!
ABOUT THE PROJECT
Thoughtfully selected and placed to complement the landscape, foliage, water features, natural light and seasons, 15 sculptures created by a diverse group of prominent artists constitute A Sculpture Trail. This multi-year project was conceived as a fundraiser with an opportunity to integrate art with nature. These two harmonious concepts will challenge visitors to alter their perceptions of Laurelwood Arboretum. Fabricated from a variety of materials including stone, stainless steel, clay and more, these diverse sculptures have appealed to visitors of all ages.
OUR MISSION
Aside from giving families, friends, and nature enthusiasts a taste of fine art, A Sculpture Trail was conceived and co-chaired by Laurelwood volunteers and Pines Lake residents Stuart Reiser, pro-bono attorney for the Friends of Laurelwood Arboretum and his wife Leslie. A percentage of the proceeds from sales is donated back to this organization.
All works of art have been curated by Scott A. Broadfoot and are available for sale through an exclusive agreement with “Broadfoot & Broadfoot, A Collection of Fine Art,” located in Boonton, NJ. Once a sculpture sells, the work is replaced. Email: curator@laurelwoodarboretum.
TOURS
Are you looking for something special to do with some friends, your family, or organization? You can arrange a private or small group tour (up to 15 people) with our Curator, Scott A. Broadfoot. Guided tours of A Sculpture Trail are a great way to spend some time outdoors. There is a fee charged for private tours.
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LEND YOUR SUPPORT
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ABOUT THE CURATOR
Scott A. Broadfoot, owner of Broadfoot & Broadfoot — A Collection of Fine Art, is a seasoned art expert with well-established relationships in the contemporary art and sculpture world. In addition to running his eponymous gallery, Broadfoot is the current curator (and designer) of two exciting projects: Natirar, a celebrated restaurant and resort located in Peapack/Gladstone and the Bedminster Farm residential development project, dedicated to environmental sustainability and a healthy and rich lifestyle. Additionally, Broadfoot’s recent participation in “Mansions of May,” a month-long designer showcase benefitting Morristown Medical Center was a resounding success. Broadfoot has brought the same passion that he has demonstrated on his other projects to A Sculpture Trail with his artistic selection of works from prominent artists around the country and creative placement to promote harmony between the art and the environment.