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ABOUT
CLOUDSTONE
SCULPTURE PARK

For over two decades, Cloudstone Sculpture Park in Freeland, Washington has provided a space for enrichment and discovery.

ABOUT & HISTORY

Cloudstone Sculpture Park is managed by the Cloudstone Foundation, a Washington State non-profit organization whose mission is to support the appreciation, creation, and recognition of three-dimensional art through curated exhibitions, tours, workshops, internships, and conferences at Cloudstone Sculpture on Whidbey Island, Washington.

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Our vision is to enrich the NW region and beyond by providing a destination fine arts park and educational facility that produces 3-dimensional art, an arts facility to enhance public understanding and appreciation of the sculptural process and the work of Hank Nelson.

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Hank Nelson's extraordinary sculpture appears in towns, cities, parks, buildings, and gardens across Washington State and beyond. Here are a few of his public installations.

IN THE NEWS

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Teaser for Whidbey TV's 20-minute feature show on the Cloudstone Sculpture Park

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Walk the Whidbey wonderland of 400 sculptures by Hank Nelson, a great article on Hank Nelson and the Sculpture Park in the Everett Herald

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Cloudstone: Where art grows in earth. "Stone is Powerful." Great words to describe the Cloudstone Sculpture Park.

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Walk the Whidbey wonderland of 400 sculptures by Hank Nelson, a great article on Hank Nelson and the Sculpture Park in the Seattle Weekly.

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Artist Spotlight - Hank Nelson

"The visual urge to my endeavors is guided by my lifelong curiosity of how the animal kingdom and physical and spiritual matters relate to one another and to the larger universe and displaying this interaction."

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