Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park & Museum is proud to welcome Halfmoon Lake by Deborah Butterfield to the Park's collection of monumental contemporary sculptures. The addition of Halfmoon Lake underscores Pyramid Hill's commitment to bringing world-class art to the public while enhancing the cultural and natural landscape of the park.
Read more about this piece, the artist's inspiration, and the sculpture's arrival to it's new home on our blog.
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Thank you to the Harry T. Wilks Family Foundation for their support in bring this piece to Pyramid Hill.
CURRENT AND UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS
2024 FOTOFOCUS EXHIBITIONS
August 17 through November 1, 2024​
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Pyramid Hill is thrilled to welcome three exhibitions to the Park in collaboration with the 2024 FotoFocus Biennial: Backstories. All three exhibitions are inspired by art and nature, and connect Pyramid Hill to the greater Cincinnati area through this collaborative showcase based on stories that are not evident at first glance.
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Stories of the Infinite Sky is an outdoor exhibition of nine photographs from artist Meryl McMaster that draw inspiration from memories and cultural traditions related to her nêhiyaw (Plains Cree), Métis, Dutch, and British ancestry. Displayed as semi-transparent tapestries amidst the forests of Pyramid Hill, the images weave an imaginative tale of memory, mystery, and what lies within the personas we create throughout our lives.
Displayed throughout park grounds:
Monday to Thursday: 9AM – 5PM
Friday to Sunday: 9AM – 8PM*seasonal hours through September 22
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In The Theater of Nature, New Mexico-based photographer Jo Whaley exhibits a collection of photographs and ephemera presenting the world of insects and nature as dramatic, wondrous, and ultimately, intertwined with our own lives. A former scenic artist, Whaley’s theatrical background is translated into her carefully crafted scenes that invite us to see both the connections and disconnections between our industrial culture and the ever-important natural world.
Gallery Museum:
12PM – 5PM daily
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A juried open call show featuring local, national, and international photographers, Stories of the Land invites us to consider the land's complexities, both the beautiful and the incomprehensible. Using many different approaches, the artists in this show contemplate humanity’s deep relationship with nature and their own place within it, capturing moments full of mystery and a longing to understand the world around us.
Gallery Museum:
12PM – 5PM daily
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