Sinister snake!

This ceramic snake sits on the hillside at Caponi Art Park. Don't get too close....

Ironworks in the woods

Iron working artists gathered on Saturday afternoon at Caponi Art Park. They poured molton iron into sculpture forms together and later met in a wooded area of the park to dedicate a few iron sculptures, chat and have treats with coffee.

The Magic Flute

Nearly 300 people gathered at Caponi Art Park on Friday evening to watch a modern interpretation of "The Magic Flute" performed by "Mixed Precipitation." They called it a "Pick-up Truck opera." 

Heads will roll....

This face sculpture was recently photographed by Missy Wallen at Caponi Art Park, situated beautifully in 60 acres of sculpture filled trails.

Newest sculpture

This is one of the newest sculptures at the Caponi Art Park. Sorry, I'm don't know the artist's name nor the title of the artwork. 

30th Anniversary

 

On Sunday, Cheryl Caponi, owner and director of the Caponi Art Park, invited the community to celebrate their 30 years of art in their park. Her late husband, Tony Caponi, was an art professor, artist, sculptor and co-creator of the Caponi Art Park. 

Big snake

 

Visit the Caponi Art Park to encounter this huge, ceramic snake! He's not dangerous.... 

Artistic autumn

 

Laurie Halvorson and her brother strolled by this sculpture at Caponi Art Park. Enjoy! 

Photo by: Jesse 

Captured at Caponi

A walk around the Caponi Art Park will bring you sights for your eyes and peace for your senses. Enjoy!