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Sculpture at The Mount
Set against the verdant background of Edith Wharton’s historic estate, Sculpture at The Mount is an annual exhibition highlighting works of contemporary outdoor sculpture in a range of media. The 2026 exhibition will be on view May – October. Sculpture at The Mount is free and open to the public, dawn to dusk.
Kathy Ruttenberg, In Sync (2018)
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“There is great synergy between Wharton's literary legacy and the compelling narratives expressed through contemporary sculpture. Sculpture at The Mount offers visitors the opportunity to explore the intersection of literature, sculpture, and nature."
William Lanzillo, Reclamation, Photo by Eric Limon
Vivien Collens, Windswept, Photo by Eric Limon
Susan Zurles, La Bailaora, Photo by Eric Limon
Sergei Isupov, Sculptures in the Trees | Ceramic Animals, Photo by Eric Limon
Robin Tost, Brunhilda, Photo by Eric Limon
Peter Barrett, Trickster, Photo by Eric Limon
Pedro S. De Movellan, Meadowlark, Photo by Eric Limon
Patrick Goguen, Palm Lines, Photo by Eric Limon
Pamela Bonaguide, The Brides, Photo by Eric Limon
Michael Perusse, The Bird Show, Photo by Eric Limon
Micajah Bienvenu, Nebula, Photo by Eric Limon
Kent Mikalsen, Smoke, Photo by Eric Limon
Kathy Ruttenberg, In Sync, Photo by Eric Limon
Joy Brown, Sitter with Mask, Photo byEric Limon
Janice Corkin Rudolf, Vinyasa, Photo by Eric Limon
Hugh Lassen, Figure, Photo by Eric Limon
Helen Duncan, Disperse, Photo by Eric Limon
Harold Grinspoon, Twizzler, Photo by Eric Limon
Donna Bernstein, Living in Harmony, Photo by Eric Limon
David Adilman and Thomas Berger, Burdened Man, Photo by Eric Limon
David Skora, Free Flight, Photo by Eric Limon
Craig Anderson, The Rising, Photo by Eric Limon
Christopher Curtis, That Place in the Stars, Photo by Eric Limon
