Campbell Park Public Art

Twelve pieces of public art and sculptures are based in Campbell Park, and it is possible to tour around and view all the pieces in one go by following one of our self-guided trails.

The collection has been added to in recent years with one more recent addition being the Milton Keynes Rose completed in 2014, as a central space for celebration, commemoration and remembrance. Discover more about Milton Keynes Rose here and by visiting the dedicated website.

Cave

Sculpture made of concrete and wood by Ivan and Heather Morrison
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Armillary Sphere

Located in the Labyrinth made of laser cut steel
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War Veteran

Made from Granite by sculptor Ronald Rae
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Leda and the Swan

Carved from granite and inspired by Greek mythology.
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Animals in War

Carved from granite by Ronald Rae as a memorial of all animals that have died in wars,
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Chain Reaction

Discover 'Chain Reaction' by Ray Smith, an iconic Milton Keynes public art sculpture of acrobatic figures balanced in an endless chain.
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Circle Dance

Living willow sculpture next the the canal at Campbell Park by Claire Wilks
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Head

Head by Allen Jones (1990) is a simply constructed yet powerful sculpture intended to manipulate its viewers' minds using two-dimensional silhouettes, creating an illusion of a three-dimensional form.
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Gnomon

Sculpture composed of blue grey slate by artist Peter Bowker.
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Onwards and Upwards

Carved by artist Robert Koenig
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Light Pyramid

Commissioned in 2012 to replace the original basket beacon by artist Liliane Lijn
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Did you know we have over 30 pieces of Public Art across our parks?

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