Take the Founder's tour of the art museum through galleries and sculptor's studio. Listen to personal stories about this American artist and his bronze sculpture. The tour includes the sculpture garden open Spring through Fall.
New changing exhibitions are offered twice a year. Exhibitions focus on major themes in Gagnon'sinspirational sculptures. Themes range from nature to dance to religion to music, and to peace.
New bronze sculpture installations are exciting additions to the Gagnon Museum Sculpture Garden. Look for enlargements of Gagnon's sculptures, and posthumous.
April 2026 Newsletter Dear friends, I would like to start this newsletter by welcoming Spring to the sculpture garden. Our two mallard ducks, who mate for life and return every Spring, are now swimming in the pond in the center of the sculpture garden. Our volunteer landscaper, Kara Vig, has visited many times to prepare the sculpture garden for Spring visitors. A special thank-you to volunteers Sherri and John McMeeking, Lucy Fulton, and Greg Sauve, who volunteered to mana
Dear Friends, I am very excited about the coming exhibition of “Art and Peace” which opens Sunday, March 29th from one – three. This rare exhibition focuses on Peace and how artists who were friends created works of art on the theme of peace. It is my hope that these art works on peace will inspire and remind people of our need for peace today. Chuck’s mentor was Jacques Lipshitz. They formed a lasting friendship when they worked together at the art foundry in New York City.
As seen through the eyes of friends, Gagnon, Lipchitz, Braque, and Picasso, this s pecial opening exhibit will be held on March 29, 2026. This will be called Art and Peace and feature Chuck's friendship with Jacques Lipchitz, a Lithuanian-born French-American Cubist sculptor. Lipchitz retained highly figurative and legible components in his wo rk. See original works by Lipchitz, Braque & Picasso. Reception tickets will be limited and priced at $11, which includes all ticke
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