NBOSS at the Museum
June 26 – November, 2026
Launched in 1998, the North Bennington Outdoor Sculpture Show (NBOSS) is the longest-running outdoor sculpture exhibition in Southern Vermont. NBOSS sculptures are available for viewing from sunrise to sunset seven days a week throughout North Bennington and Bennington, with 20+ pieces on view at Bennington Museum whose trails are free to the public.
The sculptures vary in size, shape, and materials, and often reflect the natural landscape. Some invite reflection, while others offer whimsical commentary on the world.
Postcards with the map and artist info can be downloaded from here or picked up at the Museum desk.
Click on the links or images (alphabetically by last name) for more info about each piece.
Most sculptures are available for purchase in the Museum Store.
2026 NBOSS at the Museum artists are:
Cecilia André, Tricolor Tree
Mark Barry, Stick Thrower With Polka Dot Shirt
Bill Botzow, Red, White, and Blue
Memy Ish Shalom, Merging
Scott Keeley, Icarus Laughed
Justin A. Kenney, The Guile of Balkanization
Daniel Kuetemeyer, Falling Leaves
Kevin Laverty, Blue and Yellow
Fredda Merzon, Hosta Luego
Jack Metzger, Guided by the Tide
Silvina Mizrahi, Under the Same Sun
Kestrel Osman, Cultivated Critter Community
Eileen Power, RESISTANCE
Andrew Reiss, Peace Monument
Stanton Sears, Off Balance
Sebastian Shames, Why Do I Even Bother When Mother Nature Already Created Eurhinus Magnificus
James Joseph Shay III, Riddle of the Sphinx (for Cary Ann Shay)
Laurie Sheridan, Drunken Ouroboros
David Skora, Tangled in Red
Charlie Smith, The City Into One
Beriah Wall, Terra Cotta Chain
Max Yawney, Dart Board/Elbow Dancers
