Charles W. Ireland Sculpture Garden at the Birmingham Museum of Art
The 30,000 square foot Garden contains three uniquely different spaces for the display of outdoor art: the upper plaza for monumental sculpture, the lower gallery for temporary exhibitions, and the Red Mountain Garden Area with a courtyard for the permanent collection.
Birmingham Museum of Art, 2000 Eighth Ave. N, Birmingham 35203. Contact: Francis Caldwell. (205)254-2565

Ozarks Woodland Sculpture Garden
Is a non-profit, environmental sculpture garden located in a remote area of Northwest Arkansas on a twelve acre meadow adjoining the Kings' River. Natural wildlife and a 320 million-years-old history intersect with large-scale monumental sculpture.
#2 Pack McClain Road, Madison County Wildlife Management Area. Huntsville, Arkansas 72740. Contact: Patricia or Gerald Carr, Managers
Tel: (501) 559-2966

Polk Museum of Art Sculpture Garden
The Sculpture Garden is an outdoor setting, accessible only through the Polk Museum of Art, for many of the large-scale sculptures in the museum's collection. As part of the Polk Museum of Art's current building, which opened in 1988, the Garden has approximate dimensions of 85' x 26'. It features a large "water wall,' in which sits two sculptures by W. Stanley Proctor.
800 East Palmetto Street, Lakeland, FL 33801. Contact: Daniel E. Stetson, Executive Director. Tel: 863.688.7743

The Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, Inc.
Monumental Sculptures in wood, stone, and brick by Ann Norton in a natural tropical garden. Suggested donation.
235 Barcelona Rd., West Palm Beach 33401. Contact: Silvia Primm. (407) 832-5328. Fax (407) 835-9035. Open Tues. through Sat., noon to 4p.m.

Artpark
The sculpture of Martin Marguiles, formerly known as Grove Island Sculpture Garden, is now scattered across the 344-acre University Park campus of Florida International University. Over 50 works are in the collection, including pieces by Calder, Caro, de Kooning, Heizer, Judd, LeWitt, Miro, Nevelson, Rickey and Rosenthal.
The Art Museum at Florida International University Park Campus (SW 107^th Ave. and SW 8^th St.), Miami 33199. Contact Dahlia Morgan or Regina Bailey. (305) 348-2890. Museum hours: Mon., 10a.m. to 9p.m.; Tues. through Fri., 10a.m. to 5p.m.; Sat., noon to 4p.m.

Martin Z. Marguiles Sculpture Park
26 acre sculpture with 53 works from the Marguiles Collection.
The Art Museum, Florida International Museum, University Park, PC100, SW 107th Ave & 87th Street, Miami, FL 33199 Tel: 305 348-2890.

East Carolina University Sculpture Park
East Carolina University Sculpture Park is an ongoing initiative of the School of Art Sculpture Area. This non-profit, educational park is integrated into the grounds of the ECU Campus. The grounds of the campus are open to the public during daylight hours.

Brookgreen Gardens
First public sculpture garden in the United States, Featuring American realistic sculpture. The 350-acre colonial plantation site contains 560 sculptures by 245 artists, including work by French, Goodacre, Huntington, Lachaise, MacMonnies, Manship, Nadelman, Remington, Saint-Gaudens, and Zorach. Admission Fee.
U.S. Highway 17 South, Murrells Inlet 29576. Contact: Robin Salmon. (803) 237-4281. Open 9:30 a.m. to 5p.m., daily.

River Gallery Sculpture Garden
The garden, designed by landscape architect Joe Baasch, is a two-acre outdoor exhibit space located in the Bluff View Art District overlooking the Tennessee River and was recently included in Smithsonian’s Archives of American Gardens. Regionally, nationally and internationally recognized sculptors are represented in the collection.
Bluff View Art District, 400 East Second Street Chattanooga, TN 37403-1105 Contact: Mary Portera, Owner/Director Tel: (423)265-5033. ext. 5 Fax:(423)265-5944 Email: details@river-gallery.com

National Memorial Park
Center of cemetary, near the front gates. Pool with 38 life-size bronze figures created by swedish sculptor Carl Milles.
Carl Milles Fountain of Faith, 7400 block of Lee Highway, Routes 29 and 211, Falls Church 22046. (703) 560-4400. Open Dawn to Dusk.

Peter F. De Vaux
1144 Mill Race Rd. Verona, Va. 24482, Tel: (540) 248-3317, Fax: (540) 248-3320, e-mail: pfdevaux@cfw.com

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Outdoor collection includes fountain by Halprin ans sculpture by Despiau, Ferber, Ipousteguy, Maillol, Marini, Moore, Zadkine, and others.
2800 Grove Ave., Richmond 23221. (804) 367-0844.

Sculpture Garden of the Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico
The Sculpture Garden of the Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico provides a stimulating environment to the general public containing well over 100,000 plants, trees, bushes and flowers as well as a diverse collection of contemporary Puerto Rican sculpture.Email: general info: info@mapr.org
Website: www.mapr.org