Sculpture Installation: Dennis Oppenheim

Join us for another installation day at Sculpture Fields, taking place Friday, March 6 at noon, with the unveiling of Entrance to a Garden by Dennis Oppenheim. We invite you to gather with us in the park for this special moment as the work enters the landscape.

Dennis Oppenheim was a pioneering artist whose practice expanded the boundaries of sculpture through experimentation with form, scale, and movement. Throughout his career, he explored how artworks could be experienced through the body and the built environment, encouraging viewers to move through and around his works rather than simply observe them. Entrance to a Garden reflects this approach by creating a passage within the park that invites transition, pause, and reflection as visitors step from open space into a more contained environment.

We are honored to welcome this important work by Oppenheim to Sculpture Fields and to share it with our community as part of the park’s evolving collection.

Date & Time
February 6th, 2026
Noon (EST)

Location
Sculpture Fields at Montague Park
Chattanooga, TN

This installation is free and open to the public. Visitors are invited to experience the work as it becomes part of the park and its evolving landscape.

We extend a special thank you to our Anchor Society members, whose ongoing support and stewardship help make installations like this possible. Anchor members are encouraged to RSVP so we can plan thoughtfully and prepare a warm welcome, including light refreshments.

For those who are curious to learn more, we invite you to visit our membership page to explore ways to get involved. One-time donations and sponsorships of all sizes help support the continued care and growth of Sculpture Fields.

With sincere gratitude to our sponsors, members, and community, we look forward to welcoming you.

Please RSVP to let us know you’ll be attending so we can prepare accordingly.

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