All works previously on display at The Burlington Sculpture Park will be available here, with photos and videos. The current works on display are shown here.
Sunday Paper
On July 16, 2024, sculptor Madeleine Lord installed Sunday Paper at the Burlington Sculpture Park. Madeleine creates many metal sculptures from scrap metal, although this
Woman and Child
On July 16, 2024, sculptor David Borrus installed Woman and Child at the Burlington Sculpture Park. David creates a wide range of metal sculpture from
Standing Stella on His Head
On July 10, 2024, sculptor R. Douglass Rice came to the Burlington Sculpture Park and installed Standing Stella On His Head, a geometrical work in
Meadow Dancer
On July 17, 2022, sculptor John BonSignore installed his Meadow Dancer at the Burlington Sculpture Park. Meadow Dancer is just one of a series of
Composition #1
On July 11, 2022, Chris Plaisted came to Burlington to take back his sculpture Endeavour and to install Composition #1 in its place. We had
Pod
On June 29, 2022, sculptor David Adilman installed his granite work, Pod, with help from a friend and from the Burlington DPW. Down this page
Rybee House #3
Here is how Stephen Klema describes this work: “The roofed sculptural bench designs of the “Rybee House” series incorporate a sense of whimsy and fantasy,
Endeavour
This work by Chris Plaisted was installed on. August 1, 2020. It is a welded steel sculpture, 96″ x 132″ x 72″. The work will
Next Stop Shibuya
(This work was uninstalled on June 2, 2022. A new work will be installed on that spot soon, but we will maintain this page and
Truth #1
Truth #1 is a work by Peter Dellert. It is a steel sculpture, 90 inches in diameter, weighing 600 pounds. The inside surfaces are painted