Welcome to the PNC Arts Alive Outdoor Sculpture Project
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The PNC Arts Alive Outdoor Sculpture Project is a free and accessible public art display creating an artistic gateway into the Borough of New Hope, PA.
The PNC Arts Alive Outdoor Sculpture Project is a free and accessible public art display creating an artistic gateway into the Borough of New Hope, PA.
The Sculpture Project is an exhibition of contemporary work by regional and national artists. Begun by New Hope Arts, Inc. in 2003, the organization continues its sculpture mission with the support and partnership of The PNC Foundation. Under the The PNC Arts Alive umbrella, the program continues to expand. This walk-able family-friendly public art display is explored and enjoyed by residents and visitors alike. Be part of ART! Download our sculpture map and visit New Hope Sculpture! Site selection, preparation, installation and maintenance is administered by New Hope Arts. 
The Sculpture Project is On the Move.... Hope by Peter Dellert is hosted by The Borough of New Hope near the offices and the community building near New Street. The Outdoor Sculpture Project
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New Hope Arts' Outdoor Sculpture Project Installation at Fox & Hound Inn: Hobbes' Claw III with sponsor, Pamm Kerr, host, Lisa Menz and sculptor, Stephen Klema
The most recent addition to New Hope's Outdoor Sculpture Project is Stephen Klema's Hobbes' Claw III, hosted by Fox & Hound Inn, 246 W. Bridge Street, New Hope. Innkeeper, Lisa Menz, collaborated with sponsor, Pamm Kerr and installation specialist, Harry Gordon to add the work to New Hope's ongoing, accessible and free outdoor sculpture exhibition. The Sculpture Project currently features over 15 contemporary works by regional and national artists. Begun in 2003, New Hope Arts' outdoor exhibition continues with the support and partnership of patrons who sustain and maintain this walk-able family-friendly public art display. Over its 15 year history more than 80 works have been exhibited on a rotating basis throughout the Borough of New Hope. Stephen Klema, a connecticut artist, was introduced to the region in New Hope Arts' Design Competition in January 2016, funded by the PNC Arts Alive grant from The PNC Foundation in Philadelphia. This year two additions are scheduled. New Hope Arts' Outdoor Sculpture Project installed Tonka, a massive basalt art work by sculptor Harry Gordon. Host, Solebury Parks & Recreation in Magill Hill Park in Solebury. 
Earth Piercing by Michael Cooper
Specifically designed for The Free Library of New Hope and Solebury site in collaboration with the Library’s Board of Directors, and installation specialist, Harry Gordon. Historically, the Library has been a popular location since New Hope’s outdoor exhibition was launched in 2003, hosting a sculpture for the first exhibition. Subsequently, three other installations prior to Michael Cooper’s work have been shown there. 
Perihelion by Mark Pettegrow
is hosted by the Phillips' Mill Community Association at the historic site of the birthplace of the New Hope artist colony.
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