The European Sculpture Park (Polish Europeanski Park Rzeźby) in Pabianice is a public sculpture garden set up by private art patrons in the Łódź Voivodeship – near the geographical center of Poland. The park is closely connected to the A&A Holding. Therefore, it is also referred to as A&A Sculpture Park.
Location The park is public and freely accessible. It is located in the center of Pabianice, southwest of Łódź. The distance from the city center of Łódź is about 14 kilometers. The sculpture garden is part of a green area on the Dobrzynka river, which also includes a golf course. At the site of the sculpture garden, the river is widened to two lakes.
History The European Sculpture Park is a privately funded project of the patrons Anna and Arkadiusz Majsterek. They decided to finance a sculpture garden for contemporary sculpture in their hometown of Pabianice. In May 2011 the first sculpture exhibition took place. The first artworks for the park emerged from the 2011 sculptor symposium. In the following years, more works of art were gradually purchased and placed in the park. Currently (2026) there are 18 objects shown in the park. According to the name of the park, the works of art come from different parts of Europe (Poland, Moldova, Italy, Sweden, Ukraine), but also from the Americas (USA, Mexico, Peru).
Displayed Artworks
Hugo Arquimedes (Mexico): Rattlesnake Column Alfonso Narvaez (Mexico): I Am a Free Man Ion Zderciuc (Moldova): Sitting Woman and Snake Elżbieta Olszewska (Sweden): Fortuna Georgij Labunin (Italy): Adam and Eve and Flora Zdzisław Liszewski (Poland): Victoria Miguel Angel Velit (Peru): Mathematical Sculpture Joni Younkins-Herzog (USA): Talking Tubes Craig Usher (USA): Wave Tomasz Koclęga (Poland): Cuddled Up and Inseparability Yuri Makowlev (Ukraine): Majdan Jimmy Dahlberg (Sweden): New Energy Gennadij Pisarev (Ukraine): Aggression Nicola Losego (Italy): Woman Aleksander Dynarek (Ukraine): Holly Image Gallery
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