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About the Sculpture Park
The Anton Smit Sculpture Park's three-hectare grounds are situated on the northern side of the Bronkhorstspruit Dam, on a plateau overlooking the water. Amongst the backdrop of natural limestone formations, manicured lawns and succulent gardens, it makes for a lovely environment to view the expansive collection of monumental sculptures and installations. A destination of creativity attracting tourists, art buyers and includes Imagine Café, a full service coffee shop.The Park expands the traditional concept of an art venue, ensuring a truly unique and inspiring experience.
Only 40 minutes from Pretoria and 60 minutes from Johannesburg, but a world away.
GPS coordinates: S25.885856 E28.708813
“Late yestreen I saw the new moone lie, Wi the auld moone in hir arme…” he bellows low with a feigned Scottish accent, tool in hand and a twinkle in his eye. Spoken verse, the echoes of emotive lyrics and the rasping of sculptures in progress are customary sounds emitted from the studio. Larger than life, Anton Smit is the embodiment of poetry, an apt term for this sculptor, derived from the term for “making.” Anton forms his own language through sculpture, the manifestation of his passion for expression and his profound Faith.
Official Page of ANTON SMIT - South African Sculptor and the AS SCULPTURE PARK
"The Anton Smit Sculpture Park, a unique outdoor exhibition which is a mere 40 minutes drive from Pretoria and 60 minutes from Johannesburg, is a destination of creativity attracting tourists and art buyers locally and internationally.The Sculpture Park’s three-hectare grounds are situated on the northern side of the Bronkhorstspruit Dam, on a plateau overlooking the water.Amongst the backdrop of natural stone formations, manicured lawns, and succulent gardens, the garden provides a lovely environment to view the expansive collection of monumental sculptures and exhibitions, it includes Art Café, a full-service coffee shop."Reviews, get directions and information Anton Smit Sculpture Park.
