Click to enlarge. Photo for thegazz.com by Walker DeVille

The problem being that the Clay Center's lovely back sculpture garden is fenced in and -- to the public, at least -- apparently inaccessible. Now, maybe from inside the center it is possible to enter this lovely bower (though there seems no indication from inside that one is welcome). But if not, why not -- or, if so, why is the welcome not made more clear? I understand it is not a public park, but why not directly invite Clay Center ticketholders into this space for peaceful lunches and some rapprochement with lillies of the valley?