Sculpture Garden
Dedicated to Evert B. & Norma Person
Sculpture Garden Scavenger Hunt (PDF)
Established in 2011, the museum’s garden was designed by landscape architect Frederic Warnecke. The garden’s elements were chosen to evoke the landscape of Sonoma County: its rolling hills, grass, and trees. Plants, such as the olive and ornamental plum trees, reference the region’s agricultural heritage.
Virtual Experience
Explore the Sculpture Garden through 360° imaging! Stroll the grounds and discover incredible artworks by California artists.
This virtual experience is generously provided by Steve Vargas, VARGAS XR "Mind Over Matter"
Featured Works:
Carroll Barnes, Bull Walrus (aka Macho), 1978, steel
Carroll Barnes, Nexus II, 1978, steel
Albert Dicruttalo, Conflux, 2004, steel
Albert Dicruttalo, Doppelganger, 2010, steel
Edwin Hamilton, Pebble Series #1, 2010, stone
Edwin Hamilton, Untitled (in two pieces), 2008, stone
Bruce Johnson, Sequoia, 2000, wood, copper
Hugh Livingston, Sounds of Place: Sonoma County, 2011, 16-channel generative soundscape composition
John Pashilk, Power Plant, 2009 aluminum, noyo rock
John Pashilk, Satellite Sunflower, 2006, aluminum, noyo rock
Mario Uribe, Peace Tree, 2013, steel, cactus
Additional Public Art on Museum Campus:
Jann Nunn, ! (Exclamation Point), 2019, stainless steel, powder coat (in Museum parking lot)
Jann Nunn, One Becomes Many, 2021, stainless steel, powder coat (in Museum parking lot)
Moto Ohtake, Orbiter, 2006, steel (in Museum parking lot)
The Sculpture Garden was made possible with support from:
Evert B. & Norma Person
Fred Warnecke
City of Santa Rosa
Henry Beaumont, PCD Inc.
Donald Black, Esq.
JLP Landscaping Services
Tom Jones of Brelje and Race Engineers
Kenwood Fencing
William Knight
Steven H. Oliver
Robert Parker
Craig Roland
Kevin Zucco of ZFA Engineers
Museum of Sonoma County
425 Seventh Street
Santa Rosa, CA 95401
(707) 579-1500
The mission of the Museum of Sonoma County is to engage and inspire our diverse community with art and history exhibitions, collections, and public programs that are inclusive, educational, and relevant.
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