LIBERMAN: THE ARTIST IN HIS STUDIO
Exhibition open August 21 through November 30
Reception: Friday, August 21, 5:30PM – 7:30PM
Included in general park admission, free for park members and FotoFocus pass holders
Celebrate and admire the works of Alexander Liberman in the galleries and on the grounds this fall. Liberman explored photography, painting, and sculpture in his career, and served as the editorial director for Condé Nast magazine. We will feature a number of sculptures and a photography exhibition used for his publication, The Artist in His Studio (1960). Pyramid Hill visitors best know Liberman for Abracadabra in the park's outdoor sculpture collection.
In partnership with
Breezing Up by Barton Rubenstein
Now on display during park hours
Breezing Up is internationally recognized sculptor, Barton Rubenstein's tallest kinetic sculpture to date. The piece stands at 26 feet of stainless steel delicately balanced to respond to changes in breeze and touch.
Soundscapes at Pyramid Hill
Available during Park hours
In partnership with Cincinnati-based arts and wellness organization, The Well, Pyramid Hill is thrilled to unveil Soundscapes, a self-guided audio journey that transforms four areas of Pyramid Hill's grounds into immersive audio experiences. Each soundscape was created by a local sound artist inspired by the Park's nature, sculpture, and history, designed to open visitors’ senses, deepen connections to art and the natural world, and offer an entirely new way to experience Pyramid Hill.
Soundscapes is accessed through Pyramid Hill's webapp on visitors' smartphones. Access details given upon arrival to the Park.
Exhibition partners:
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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.
Halfmoon Lake is generously on loan to Pyramid Hill from the Harry T. Wilks Family Foundation
