Guided Tours and Art Studio Workshops

Where Earth Meets Art: Experiencing Art and Nature

September 9, 2008–June 19, 2009 (no tours November 26, 2008–March 2, 2009)

Grades K–1

• Option 1: 45-min. program (tour only)
• Option 2: 90-min. program (45-min. tour + 45-min. art studio workshop)

Grades 2–12

• Option 1: 60-min. program (tour only)
• Option 2: 2-hour program (60-min. tour + 60-min. art studio workshop)

Walk along the Olympic Sculpture Park’s Z-shaped path and experience large-scale sculpture and native plant life in diverse Northwest ecosystems. The Olympic Sculpture Park’s four unique precincts set the stage for a rich experience that encourages students to look more closely at art and nature. Interact with works by artists like Mark Dion, Richard Serra, Teresita Fernández and Alexander Calder. Request a tour today.

Beauty and the Beach: The Art and Science of Restoring a Shoreline

September 9, 2008–June 19, 2009 (no tours November 26, 2008–March 2, 2009)

Grades 6–12

• Option 1: 60-min. program (tour only)
• Option 2: 2-hour program (60-min. tour + 60-min. art studio workshop)

What does it take to restore a shoreline habitat for use by migrating juvenile salmon and provide a beautiful space for the display of art? Explore the Olympic Sculpture Park’s unique pocket beach featuring native shoreline plantings and works of art by Roy McMakin, Mark di Suvero and Louise Bourgeois. This tour is great for classrooms interested in the role of art and science in the creation of public spaces. Request a tour today.

Visit the Olympic Sculpture Park on Your Own

Do it yourself! Set your own pace through the Olympic Sculpture Park by leading your class on a self-guided visit. The Wyckoff Teacher Resource Center offers a wide variety of resource materials to help you create a tailored visit that supports your classroom curriculum. A map and suggested on-site activities will be included with your tour confirmation letter. Request a self-guided visit today.