One of our Top 5 Biltmore Activities for Summer is visiting our unique-to-Biltmore Stickwork installation by Patrick Dougherty. Enjoy this look at the sculpture's creation this past spring. See the rest of our recommendations here! https://bit.ly/2TXwxwj | Biltmore

6.9K views · 110 reactions | After a laborious three-week effort in March, sculpture artist Patrick Dougherty’s Stickwork sculpture is on display at the Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania. The 16-foot-high, multi-room “Loop De Loop” is made of nearly 30,000 pounds of willow. The tops of the towers are connected in a way that resembles a roller coaster. | University of Pennsylvania | Facebook

43K views · 702 reactions | Patrick Dougherty's "One Fell Swoop" is on view at Chatfield Farms until it naturally begins to fall apart. Many of his sculptures last for years. The immersive structure’s labyrinth design was inspired by the coils of Colorado rattlesnakes. Learn more about the artist's creative process in this video. | Denver Botanic Gardens | Facebook

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Patrick Dougherty’s impressive woven willow branch sculptures are true odes to nature and life. Come discover his work at the #BotanicalGarden and maybe even see the artist in action on his second sculpture until July 21 (except July 15 and 16) | Espace pour la vie

1.1K views · 24 reactions | Watch as U.S. Botanic Garden employees and volunteers work with artist Patrick Dougherty and his team over three weeks to create a unique sculpture from plant material. This sculpture is part of the USBG's celebration of their 200th anniversary in 2020. Learn more about the sculpture at www.USBG.gov/Dougherty | U.S. Botanic Garden | Facebook