Sculptures

Garden guests are greeted year-round by Cédric Le Borgne's Luminous Wire Birds in the Anne Cox Chambers Garden.

The Garden's newest Chihuly sculpture brings a beacon of color and light to Storza.

The Garden's Tiny Door features a hand-sculpted magnolia blossom, celebrating one of the Atlanta Botanical Garden's Nationally Accredited Plant Collections and its work to conserve the species around the world.

Learn more about the Garden's ever-growing icon, Earth Goddess, who beautifully boasts 18,000 live annuals, and when she became a permanent installation greeting guests as they enter the Cascades Garden.

You can't miss what's perhaps the most iconic of the Garden's Chihuly collection – the centerpiece of Atlanta's urban oasis since 2004.

Look up on your way through the Hardin Visitor Center. A one-of-a-kind creation by Dale Chihuly makes for a colorful start to a day in the Garden.

Did you know that Shaggy Dog, a Garden favorite, is a gift to honor volunteers?

Delight in the whimsy of a charming young girl surrounded by flowers taking careful steps in the Southern Seasons Garden.

Spend a quiet moment outside the Japanese Garden with a sculpture that evokes the tragedy of a young life cut short.

Longtime Garden guests will recognize this Andrew Crawford sculpture from the original entrance drive.

Be sure to see Airborne by Moto Ohtake near the front entrance to the Hardin Visitor Center.