Amazing audio/video experience is at the Grounds for Sculpture

One of the benefits of having a mild winter is that outdoor activities become a lot more attractive. There’s one that sounds pretty amazing going on at the Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, Mercer County. It’s called Night Forms: Infinite Wave.

Here’s the description from New Jersey Isn’t Boring:

Night Forms: Infinite Wave creates an evening landscape of creative exploration through lighting, sound, and video projection mapping, a process which Klip Collective pioneered. Designed to provide a dialog with specific sculptures in the collection, such as Carlos Dorrien’s The Nine Muses and Bruce Beasley’s Dorion, this audio and visual exhibition offers new perspectives on these works and multi-dimensional space.

The special exhibition runs from sunset to 11 PM Thu.-Sun. throughout the month of March (it ends Apr. 2).

Even if you’ve been to the Grounds for Sculpture before, Night Forms: Infinite Wave takes you on a new route and highlights a dozen of the sculptures that “puncture the dark.”

The park, founded by Seward Johnson, features over 300 sculptures on 42 acres by a wide range of artists, including Johnson himself, as well as internationally renowned artists such as Anthony Caro, Magdalena Abakanowicz, and Isaac Witkin.

The sculptures are displayed throughout the park's beautifully landscaped grounds, which include gardens, ponds, and waterfalls. Visitors can stroll through the park at their leisure, taking in the art and the natural beauty of the surroundings.

It opened in 1992 “as a place where artwork could be sited within the landscape, and visitors could delight in discovering contemporary sculpture.” It’s located at 80 Sculptors Way, Hamilton, NJ 08619.

Grounds for Sculpture via Facebook

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