Papua New Guinea Sculpture Garden

The New Guinea Sculpture Garden is situated in a little, lush forest on the Stanford grounds alongside a residence. Notwithstanding wooden and stone fine arts, the garden likewise includes finishing and plants sorted out by Wallace M. Ruff, Professor Emeritus of Landscape Architecture, University of Oregon, and research Fellow in the Department of Architecture and Building, Papua New Guinea University of Technology, Lae, Papua New Guinea. He was helped by one of his understudies, Kora Korawali. The finishing brings out the Sepik condition – stream flanked by banks - and also the focal square in Sepik towns, before an all-male clique house or men's home, which are utilized for the arranging of customs. The passage to the Garden is an open space, similar to the Sepik surge plain. Be that as it may, guests rapidly walk around a timberland of figures and trees reminiscent of a superb Sepik clique house.