"Visitors are encouraged to wander down from the tasting room and then meander in no particular order among natural paths lined only in low fieldstones smothered with moss." 

THE PRESS DEMOCRAT

 
"As lizards scamper about and red tailed hawks fly above, visitors can spend as little as 10 minutes or as much time as they like.”

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Sculpture Exhibit
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Albert Dicruttalo
Paradise Ridge Winery is home to Marijke’s Grove, a sculpture exhibit nestled in a four-acre grove of ancient gnarled oaks.

Within the wooden glens are “galleries” connected by simple footpaths. Sculptures are displayed among mossy rocks and small grassy clearings in this natural outdoor gallery. Rather than acquiring a permanent sculpture collection, Marijke’s Grove supports the arts by creating an annually changing exhibit space where art, ideas and nature converge.

Adjacent to the grove, in the environs of the Nagasawa winemaking building, an art garden reveals additional sculptures displayed among the trees.

Marijke's Grove is open daily, during our tasting room hours.

Below are some pieces from our current show - Mettle

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Cedric Wentworth
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Ben Harris
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Grant Irish

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

Click below for a visual tour of our past sculpture exhibits...

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  Prelude: 2007-2008

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Energy & Elegance: 2006-2007

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Spectrum: 2005 Indoor Exhibit

 
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Spectrum: 2005 Outdoor Exhibit
 
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New Ceramic Horizons: 2002
 
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Previous Exhibits

 

 
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