Sculpture Park @ Broomhill
New in the Garden
New works are continually being added to the ever-changing sculpture park. Amongst ten acres of gardens are over 300 sculptures by more than 30 international sculptors.
- Laury Dizengremel • Artists of the Silk Road (Photo by Bob van de Sande)
- David Kemp • Pond Sculpture
- Suzanne Redstone • Liquid Light
New installation
Artists of the Silk Road by Laury Dizengremel from May 2008
After a busy year in 2007, having been commissioned by the ATP (governing body of the men’s professional tennis circuit) to create sculptures of the best eight tennis players in the world as ‘Tennis Terracotta Warriors’ Laury Dizengremel has created a new installation for Broomhill. The installation will be a follow-on from the current three large ‘Artists’ sculptures taking its audience further on the journey with the ‘Artists of the Silk Road’.
‘Welcome to the Third Millennium’
On The Court by Mike Roles
This is the first in a series of major shows at Broomhill as this celebration year represents the starting point for the development of three sites in the garden, enabling Broomhill to present their audience with a unique series of exhibitions, showcasing the work of independent artists and the Tenfold Collective.
New beginnings, new opportunities for change and for mankind to make the world a better place are upon us, and they are expressed in the form of Roles' sculpture at Broomhill. The exhibition is enhanced by the 40 page fully illustrated catalogue which also includes writing from internationally renowned artist, author and curator Professor Deanna Petherbridge.
Tour the Sculpture Garden OnLine
You can take a trip round the Garden now with our Virtual Tour.
Accessibility
The Sculpture Garden is not on a level setting - the contours are artfully used to provide many points of view of the many pieces.
Since the landscaping strikes a balance between nature and organisation, there are parts that people with limited mobility may find challenging. Such people can still see most of the works of art, however, although they may not be able to approach them all as closely as others. This, some argue, is not a problem. See our Terms and Conditions.
Children
The Sculpture Garden is an ideal place for children to learn about modern art and to experience large sculptures. However, whilst gentle touching, with discretion, may be appropriate, we must ask that sculptures are not climbed on, swung on or otherwise put under stress. They are works of art and as such are not designed with the same strength and stability as play equipment. Please be aware of the small lake and be sure you know where your children are at all times. See our Terms and Conditions.
Children must be supervised at all times by an adult. Any breakages must be paid for.
Dogs
Dogs are not discouraged in the Gardens. However, as with any excursion with your four-legged friend we would appreciate it if you came equipped to clean up if it should be necessary. Dogs are not permitted inside buildings at Broomhill.
