The Wallace Master Sculptor Program is supported by a generous gift from Martha Wallace Pellett. Master Sculptor Program Sculptors-in-Residence demonstrate the sculpture process to the visiting public, work on pieces they have in process, give lectures on their work, and teach workshops on various subjects. Since 1999, Master Sculptors have been selected by invitation each year and serve to further advance Brookgreen’s relationship with working sculptors.
Lectures, Demonstrations, and Events
For a complete list of Sculpture Workshops, click here.
Open Studio sessions are a live monthly event open to the public (on the following dates) in the Simpson Art Center. Join Bryan Rapp, Brookgreen’s Director of the Master Sculptor Program, and observe sculpture-making processes, demonstrations, and Q&A.
Open Studios at the Simpson Art Center is located across from the Wall Building (our administration building before you get to our main parking lot).
Open Studios is a program open to the public once a month, from 10 am to Noon, and invites guests to spend time with a sculptor and observe the various processes employed to produce a sculpture from clay to bronze. Guests are encouraged to ask questions.
The exhibits and most lectures, demonstrations, and events are free with regular admission. Additional lectures and programs related to temporary exhibitions in the Rainey Sculpture Pavilion and other events of the Master Sculptor Program are planned.
Additional Questions?:
Kay Filar, Curatorial Associate, (843) 235-6034.
Robin R. Salmon, VP of Art and Historical Collections and Curator of Sculpture, (843) 235-6012.
Or email the Sculpture Department using our contact form - choose "sculpture" on the Category dropdown.