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title: "Sculpture Park"
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# Sculpture Park

Share Pratt Institute’s Sculpture Park, one of the largest in New York City, stretches across the 25-acre Brooklyn campus. The Institute’s lush, green lawns and historic buildings provide an excellent backdrop for more than 70 sculptures. The exhibition is a revolving and evolving one, with most of the work remaining on the campus for several years. Well-­known and emerging artists, faculty, and graduates kindly loan their work to the exhibition, and the park includes a number of commissioned works as well.    Sculpture Park Guide Mark di Suvero, Paintbrush , 2009 Sandy Macleod, Uplifting , 2000 Santiago Calatrava, S7 , 2011 Ilan Averbuch, The Book of Stone and Steel , 2005 Kenneth Snelson, Black E.C. Tower , 2006 Philip Grausman, Leucantha , 1988-1993 Beverly Pepper, Double Sbalzo , 2012 Leon Smith, Triangle , 2002 David Henderson, Skylark , 2005 Wendy Klemperer, Lions at the Gate , 2001 Grace Knowlton, 6 Copper Spheres , 1990–1999