SWEET PASS SCULPTURE PARK

Sweet Pass Sculpture Park is proud to announce the opening of Sculpture School: Concrete featuring new commissions by artists Valentina Jager, Dalila Sanabria, Tatiana Sky, and Ariel Wood. This exhibition marks the second iteration of the Sculpture School program with a theme centered around CONCRETE—the world’s most ubiquitous material after water.

Through innovative works that include bridges, basins, fountains, bunkers, and dream home blueprints, the participating artists explore the Metroplex’s landscape, delving into concrete’s role as a symbol of power, dreams, and ambition. This year’s Sculpture School program highlights the material’s profound impact on the built environment, engaging viewers in a dialogue about its significance and omnipresence.

After nearly six years of presenting over two dozen exhibitions, events, pop-ups, performances, and screenings, Sweet Pass Sculpture Park will relocate to South Texas in 2025. This move follows a successful tenure in West Dallas, where the non-profit has earned local and national acclaim for its innovative programming and community engagement.

Sculpture School: Concrete is made possible through the generous support of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), the City of Dallas Office of Arts & Culture, The Arts Community Alliance (TACA), and the Nasher Sculpture Center.

Sweet Pass Sculpture Park
402 Fabrication St.
Dallas, TX

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