A beautiful garden in winter at the Bensenville Community Public Library (Bensenville, IL) features "Book for the Father, Vol. I".

The "Mountain Fishing" bronze sculpture, long thought to be extinct (Sold Out), has reappeared back on the market and is currently available for purchase. It is shown here at the Lewisville (TX) Public Library, where it was previously on display, prowling the stacks and watching over patrons from the second floor.

"Mountain Fishing" is currently on display at the Pine River Library District in Bayfield, CO.

Check back often as we continue to display new works by our artists at our participating libraries.

"Slicker Shy" by Sculptor Herb Mignery is shown in its natural habitat on the Red Horse Ranch in Texas.

Now available for purchase, please contact us for details on this one of a kind monument.

Sculptureworks represents a Juried International Consortium of Sculptors.

All works on our web page are for sale unless noted otherwise. Contact us for current prices on sculptures you may be considering for purchase.

Sculptureworks provides consulting for commissions as well as a wide inventory of sculpture for public or private purchase.

Each sculptor welcomes commissions and Sculptureworks is open to conversations to meet your needs. Many times a small maquette or study piece can be enlarged lifesize or larger for a specific placement.

Planning for commissioned sculpture often includes exhibits, lectures, and workshops. Sculptureworks works in cooperation with the art sculpture community to make sculpture available to the public through library displays, other public displays, sculpture shows and sales, and events in local businesses such as Barnes & Noble Booksellers.

Sculptureworks wishes to thank the great resource of volunteers from our participating libraries, along with their Friends and Patrons groups.

Sculptureworks brings the World of Art to Life @ Your Library!

Special Thanks to our Guests:

Special thanks to Sculptor Paul Oestreicher, who recently provided a presentation at the Carmel Clay Public Library in Indiana. The library is currently enjoying an exhibit of more than 100 sculptures. Read more news about the Carmel Clay event in our News section.

Above: "Bob" the dog, by Sculptor Paul Oestreicher, is shown at the Carmel Clay Public Library.

Special Thanks to our Guests in 2009:

Special thanks to Sculptors Tuck Langland and Karryl, the Artists in Residence for a week of sculpture classes at the Bensenville Community Public Library in Illinois (November 17-21, 2009). The library unveiled their new bronze sculpture "Kipling's Jungle Book" by Tuck Langland at their 50th Anniversary Celebration in May. Read more news about the Bensenville event in our News section.

Above: Busy hands at work at the Bensenville Community Public Library.

Previous Exhibits:

Marilyn Newmark displayed her fabulous equine sculptures at Weston Gardens (October, 2007) in the old horse barn.

Above: Marilyn Newmark with her sculpture "Leading the Field" at Weston Gardens.

Paul Oestreicher featured his sculpture at Weston Gardens (August, 2007), highlighting the lifesize "Matthew's Journey" (shown below).

Above: "Matthew's Journey" by Paul Oestreicher.

John Sewell displayed his fabulous sculpture at Weston Gardens (July, 2007). Despite the Texas heat, the weekend was a wonderful showcase of John's talents.

Above: Sculptor John Sewell stands with his carved wood sculpture "Waxing/Waning".

We would also like to send out a special thanks to Karryl for her sculpture weekend at Weston Gardens (May 5-6, 2007). Despite the unpredictable weather, Karryl (and her unique sculptures) managed to bring great joy to everyone who came out to the gardens!

Above: Andrew (left) & Johnny (right) enjoy Karryl's monument "Got Gnus?" at Weston Gardens. Below: The boys learn about the sculpting process from Karryl.