A New Leaf Gallery / Sculpturesite
Northern California’s only galleries dedicated entirely to modern and contemporary fine art sculpture featuring works from hand-held to monumental for residential, estate and public collections. Sculpturesite Gallery, the flagship gallery, is located on Convention Plaza in the heart of San Francisco’s Museum District, one block from the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art & the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts and represents mid-career to internationally renowned artists in its unique indoor-outdoor urban setting. A New Leaf Gallery is located on Highway 121, the gateway to the wine country, on the nine acre grounds of Cornerstone Gardens and features over 100 individually selected pieces on display year round indoor and outdoor on the beautiful olive grove patios. www.sculpturesite.com

Art Center College of Design
Approximately 10 works on long term loan sited on three of the college’s 175 acres. Artists include Gerard, Heizer, Lobe, Nauman, and Todd.
1700 Lida St. Pasadena 91103-1999. Contact: Stephen Nowlin, Exhibitions department. (818) 396 2397.

B. Gerald Cantor Rodin Sculpture Garden
More than 20 large scale bronzes including Gates of Hell and other related figures. On campus are works by 20^th-century artists including Moore, Pomodoro, and Segal, as well as the New Guinea Sculpture Garden with 14 works that were carved on site in wood in 1994.
Stanford Museum, Stanford University, Stanford 94305-5060. (415) 723-4177.

Djerassi Artist in Residence Program
Forty sculptures created by former international and national artists including pieces by de Guatemala, Flemming, Henderson, Leighton, Nash, Reeves, Rickey, Roloff, Staccioli, and Vaughn. Sculpture ranges from environmental to modern in style. Residency program. Tour fee.
2325 Bear Gulch Rd., Woodside 94062. Group tours by appointment only. Contact: Jan Nesburg. (415) 747-1250. Open once a month to the public, Apr. through Oct.

Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden
Spanning more than five acres in UCLA's North Campus, the Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden is one of the most distinguished outdoor sculpture garden collections in the country. The UCLA Hammer Museum staff oversees the acquisition and maintenance of the Sculpture Garden, which features over 70 sculptures by such artists as Jean Arp, Alexander Calder, Claire Falkenstein, Barbara Hepworth, Gaston Lachaise, Jaques Lipchitz, Henri Matisse, Henry Moore, Isamu Noguchi, Auguste Rodin, David Smith and Fransisco Zuniga.
UCLA Hammer Museum, 10899 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90024-4201. Contact: Cynthia Burlingham, acting chief curator. (310) 443-7020.

Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)
This collection is recognized for outstanding Italian baroque paintings, polychromed sculptures, 19th-century bronzes, and masterpieces by Georges de La Tour, Rembrandt, Rosso Fiorentino, Hubert Robert, Degas, Gauguin, and Cézanne.

di Rosa Preserve: Art & Nature
Located on 217 scenic acres in the Carneros region of southern Napa Valley, the di Rosa Preserve: Art & Nature provides opportunities for creative enrichment and enjoyment of art and the environment throughout the year. A gift to the public from passionate art collector, Rene di Rosa, the Preserve houses nearly 2,300 works of art in all media by more than 900 artists from Northern California, possibly the largest collection of its kind.
5200 Carneros Highway 121, Napa 94559. Contact info: (707) 226-5991

Newport Harbor Museum Sculpture Collection
(Orange County Musuem of Art)
Ten works by contemporary American artists including Borofsky, De Staebler, Delap, Gold, Lupertz, and Zajack. Admission fee.
850 San Clemente Dr., Newport Beach 92660. (714) 759-1122. Open Tues. through Sat., 10a.m. to 5p.m.

Auberge du Soleil, "Sculpture in the Olive Grove"
A half-mile-long sculpture trail through an olive grove on the grounds of a country inn. Rotating work with more than 40 pieces by local and national artists including works by Coffin, Holmes and Schepp.
Auberge du Soliel, 180 Rutherford Rd., Rutherford 94573. Contact Debbie Schneider. (707) 963-7095. Open all year by appointment only.

California Scenario and South Coast Plaza
The California Scenario is a 1.6 acre environment designed by sculptor Isamu Noguchi. Other sculptures by Dubuffet, Falkenstein, Huntington, Milles, Moore, Morris, Serra, Shapiro, T.Smith, and others. On the grounds of the Clos Pegase winery in Napa Valley.
San Diego Freeway at Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Contact: South Coast Plaza Retail Center, Town Center Village, Suite 710, 611, Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa 92626. (714) 241)- 1700 or 2100.Open 8 am to midnight, daily.

Edwards Garden
Terraced garden with site-specific works by sculptors Trakas and Acconci, as well as temporary exhibitions that range from six months to one year long. Admission fee.
Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego, 700 Prospect St., La Jolla 92037-4291. Contact: Suzanne Scull. (619) 454-3541ext. 150. Fax (619) 4546985. Open Mon. through Fri., 10:30 a.m. to 5:30p.m.

La Quinta Sculpture Park
Twenty acres with more than 100 contemporary sculptures. A broad selection of works in all materials and by artists of many nationalities. Admission fee. Commercial.
57325 Madison St., PO Box 1566, La Quinta 92253. (619)564- 6464. Open Daily, 9a.m. to 5p.m.

Living Memorial Sculpture Garden
Ten figurative vignettes seen against the backdrop of Mount Shasta. Created by sculptor Dennis Smith as a monument to the Vietnam War and the tragedy of combat.
Box 301, Weed 96094. 13.2 miles east of the intersection with State Rd. A-12. North side turnout.

Natural Elements Sculpture Park
Ten site-specific works planned for under-used sections of Santa Monica beach. Works installed include Carl Cheng’s Santa Monica Tool-Walk on L.A., and Singing Beach Chairs by Douglas Hollis.
Along the beach from Ocean Park to the Palisades area, Santa Monica. Contact Maria Luisa de Herrera, Santa Monica Cultural Affairs. (310) 458-8350. Website: pen.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

Norton Simon Museum Sculpture Garden
Late 19^th and early 20^th century sculpture surrounds the museum. Works by Giocometti, Laurens, Lipchitz, Mason, Moore, Rodin, and Serra. Adnission Fee.
Colorado and Orange Grove Blvds., Pasadena 91105. (818) 449-6840. Open Thurs. through Sun., noon to 6p.m.

Oakland Museum Sculpture Garden
Designed by landscape architect Daniel Kiley, the gardens are built on three terraces in the center of the museum 6.4-acre site. More than 30 sculptures by California artists, including works by Aswa, Botini, Bufano, De Staebler, and Voulkos.
1000 Oak St., Oakland 94607. (510) 238-3401. Fax (510) 238-2258.

Roundtable and the B.Gerald Cantor Sculpture Gardens
Roundtable Sculpture Garden feature nine outdoor, large-scale works by Aycock, Calder, Caro, Hunt, Judd, Kelly, Liberman, Moore, and Voulkos. B.Gerald Cantor Sculpture Garden features 20 works by 19^th and 20^th century sculptors. More than 10 works by Rodin, as well as others by Bourdelle, Colbe, and Zuniga.
Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 5905 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 90036. Contact: Sarah Gladdis. (213) 857-6000. Fax (213) 935-9699.

Portland Art Museum - Evan H. Roberts Memorial Sculpture Mall
Founded 1970, Rededicated 2000. Outdoor sculpture mall that includes work by Murrill, Archipenko, Hepworth, Bourdelle, Lehmbruck, Morris, Renoir, and Serra.
Open 10-5 Tuesday - Sunday. Admission to Museum (Including the Mall) Museum Members - Free, Adults - $7.50, Seniors/Students (over 18) - $6.00, Students (5 through 18) - $4.00, Children under 5 - Free, Adult Groups - $5.50, School Groups - $2.50
Portland Art Museum, 1219 SW Park Ave., Portland 97205. Tel. (503) 226-2811.

Western Washington University Outdoor Sculpture Collection
In 1957, before most percent-for-art programs were developed, the acquisition of works of art began as part of the construction budget of new buildings on this campus. Over 20 works by national and international artists including Abakanowicz, Aycock, Caro, Di Suvero, Hamrol, Holt, Judd, Morris, Noguchi, and Trakas.
Western Washington University, Bellingham. (360) 650-3000.

Gardens of Art at Big Rock Garden Park
A beautiful two and one half acre garden that is designated as the cities' sculpture and botanical park. The park is non profit and run by the city of Bellingham and a committee of volunteers. There are twelve permanent sculptures in the park at this time.
2900 Sylvan St., Bellingham 98226. Contact: George Drake. (360)734-9757.

Chapman University
Works by Barr, Bullock, Da Verscio, Dwight, Hines, J.P. Jones, Kirk, Mazzilli, Muller, Price, Wareham, and others are scattered throughout the landscped 42-acre campus. The campus also features buildings from the early 1900s which have been placed on the National Register of Historic Bulidings.
333 N. Glassell St., Orange 92666. Contact: Peggy Hesketh, public relations. (714) 997-6607.