Email: PIO@ocfl.net
Sculpture on the Lawn: Residents Invited to Celebrate 11 Years of Public Art
WHAT:
Orange County Arts & Cultural Affairs, in collaboration with the county’s Public Art Review Board of the Arts & Cultural Affairs Advisory Council, presents the 2026 season of “Sculpture on the Lawn.” An opening reception is scheduled for Friday, January 16, 2026. The new sculptures will be on display for the year until January 20, 2027.
The Public Art Review Board established the “Sculpture on the Lawn” program in 2015 to promote the inclusion of public art throughout the county, benefiting and educating residents. Now in its 11th year, the program enhances the visual environment by presenting a diverse range of artistic styles, content, and artists. “Sculpture on the Lawn” also provides the community with access to world-class art in public spaces.
The 2026 selection includes:
- “The Shape of Drift” by Ariana Berman
- “Human Nature, Fig No. 5-6-7” by Art Garcia
- “Common Form” by Javier Guillan and David Cookson
- “Golden Hour” by Cecilia Lueza
For more information, visit ocfl.net/arts.
WHEN:
Opening reception on Friday, January 16, 2026
Doors open at 5 p.m.
Program begins at 5:45 p.m.
Display continues through January 20, 2027
WHERE:
The Sculpture Garden
Orange County Administration Center
201 S. Rosalind Ave., Orlando, FL 32801
HOW:
Admission to the reception is free, but advance registration is requested.
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