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Outdoor Sculpture

A blue Big Bird balances on the moon opposite a mobile on a red triangular base.

Alex Da Corte

As Long as the Sun Lasts, 2021 On view
Two small sinks emerge from the ground surrounded by a forest.

Robert Gober

Two Partially Buried Sinks, 1986–1987 On view
Two circular marble pools of water sit in front of a sloping green field and a pond, and leafy trees in the background.

Felix Gonzalez-Torres

"Untitled", 1992–1995 On view
Seen from above, a large rust-covered expanse covers the ground with two thin triangular dark shapes in the middle; leafy trees appear in the background.

Michael Heizer

Compression Line, 1968/2016 On view
A large sculpture is covered in living flowers. One half of the sculpture is shaped like half of a rocking horse head; the other side is shaped like a dinosaur head.

Jeff Koons

Split-Rocker, 2000 On view

Simone Leigh

Satellite, 2022 On view
A large rusted steel sculpture in the form of a long curved wall sits in a green field with leafy trees.

Richard Serra

Contour 290, 2004 On view
A large sculpture is seen from above; it is made of rusted steel in the form of an undulating spiral, and sits on gray pavement next to a grassy field.

Richard Serra

Sylvester, 2001 On view
A small stone house with a wooden door sits in a grassy hill. The window above the door is propped open.

Andy Goldsworthy

Clay Houses (Boulder-Room-Holes), 2007

Seasonal and Operating Hours

Some outdoor sculptures are only available seasonally and on a schedule:

Open Thursday, Friday, and Sunday from 10:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., and Saturdays from May 23 to September 5 until 7:30 p.m., weather permitting:

Open daily from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 3 p.m., weather permitting:

Operated seasonally:

  • Split-Rocker, 2000, is in bloom annually from May to October.

  • “Untitled”, 1992–1995, is covered from fall until spring; covers are removed once the possibility of freezing weather has passed.

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