Location of the Sculpture Trail

Here is a map with directions and Google Maps directions seem reliable. Some other GPS programs have led people in very odd ways. I do recommend that you print ours out just in case. Cell phone reception can be spotty (or nonexistent) in the hilltowns. If you do get lost, find a clear signal and call us: (413)-238-7755.

We are located three miles south of Route 143 on River Road in Worthington. However for the next 2 years that road will be under construction  so call us and we'll update you with any updates.

We are now celebrating our sixth season. Many sculptures have been added to the trail since that first year. There will be three more added this spring making a total of 45 works! The wildflower patches as well have taken shape with other sections to be added each year. Our season begins on May 15th with regular open hours on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 11am to 4pm. However we do welcome guests on other days with a call ahead (413) 238-7755.

Our Fall and Winter schedule begins October 18th at which time the gallery and Sculpture Trail will be open by appointment only, again by calling us a couple days in advance (413)-238-7755  we'll usually be able to accommodate  your visit.

River Studios Sculpture Walking Trail

When I first settled in this magical river valley in the Berkshires I thought, “Wouldn’t this landscape be the perfect location for an outdoor sculpture trail.”  Visitors discover a unique pastoral wonderland; a journey of mystical, realistic, humorous and symbolic depictions of the human figure and spirit.

Poetry by various writers complement the artworks on the paths enriching the contemplative experience. One section has benches where you can take in the sights and sounds of the river. Others are placed where you can just rest and take in the beauty of the landscape.

The Sculpture Trail is now a dream come for all of us experience!

Your arrival at DeVries Fine Art

The gallery is in my large studio. There is a tall granite pillar, a red sign along with a parking sign indicating that area. You will also notice the first two sculptures here as you drive in.

Inside you'll discover sculptures in a wide variety of sizes and price ranges, along with framed vibrant pastel paintings for your home. Visitors are quite amazed when they first walk into our gallery to find what treasures are inside. This is also a true artist studio - where the works are finished. It is imbued with an atmosphere that no other gallery has.

I finish the bronze castings in the barn studio; there are sculptures in different stages of being welding, chased and readied for their patinas, so you'll see that I do indeed create and finish all the work here. Only a handful of sculptors in this country complete their own works, most send that part out to other foundries to cast and finish.

What you’ll find on the Sculpture Trail

There will be 45 up to life size sculptures on the trail this year and as many poems by various artists all set on a half-mile of the 15 acre property. On the Sculpture Trail  you’ll find dancers, musicians, jesters, as well as abstract, and figurative sculptures. They are placed in three shady groves and along the meadow’s back hedge. The path follows the middle branch of the pristine Westfield River. many of the works are for sale and we supply you a map before you start out.

The trail exists on unspoiled land that has been untouched for over 75 years. In the spring, summer and fall you will find wildflowers, butterflies, dragonflies and different bird species. You will feel the wind in your hair and hear the sound of the river.

Many have told us it seems like "paradise" here and you'll find that to be true as well.

For those of you who would like to explore the gallery and Sculpture Trail at a different time please call us a couple days in advance at (413)-238-7755 to schedule your visit. We do graciously accept donations to help maintain the Sculpture Trail.

PLEASE NOTE: The studios are handicap accessible; however the trail is not at this time. We do graciously accept donations to help maintain the Sculpture Trail.

There is a clean porta potty for your convience.

Walking the Sculpture Trail

A leisurely walk takes about 30 minutes; however, it’s really up to you to decide how long you’d like to enjoy your time here.

Our goal is to make this a pollinator heaven. The sculpture trail has a plentiful number  bees, butterflies, and dragonflies, though there may be other pesky insects. We provide a natural repellent bug spray at the barn studio.

We allow guests to bring their dog along, and we ask that they be leashed when on the property. Your dog too should be protected from ticks, and you should always check them after a walk here. I highly recommend walking shoes or sneakers as footwear.

Please take all the photographs you would like, but please add in my name as the artist and the Sculpture Trail should you post them on media platforms. We appreciate you spreading the word about the trail, and rating us on TripAdvisor or Google Business is also helpful.

The modeling and casting studio

These studios are at the end of the Sculpture Walking Trail. For those of you who would like to see the modeling and casting studios please let us know when you first call. These studios are normally closed to the public.

There are 2 ticketed Open Studios* for Saturdays;  June 20th, September 5th. An Open Studio is a unique experience where you’ll witness the birth of new sculptures as Andrew pours molten bronze into waiting molds. We’ll sojourn the paths of the trail together and end the special afternoon with a celebratory gallery reception with wine, refreshments and light seasonal goodies.

There will also be a book signing for This dream, a memoir chronicling my artistic journey from a farm in upstate New York to drawing ballet dancers in Denver, a Parisian art academy, and ultimately to western Massachusetts.

You can see a full list of event on our Events page.

You can see all of our events here.