upcoming & Current EXHIBITIONS

The Voice of the Body
July 4 - September 21, 2025

Feuerman’s first major anthology exhibition in Italy IS NOW ON display at the Palazzo Bonaparte

On display over 100 works including sculptures, drawings, photographs and a site specific installation, expressly made for an anthological path that tells the entire extraordinary career of Feuerman, from her drawings from her youth to the latest works, from the first erotic high reliefs to life-size sculptures and drawings never exposed to the public.

FEUERMAN / The Voice of the Body is an immersive experience that invites you to look at the human body in a new light, made of sensitivity, strength and surprising presence. An unmissable exhibition to discover how pop superrealism can transform sculpture into a language capable of exciting and surprising.

The exhibition, curated by Demetrio Paparoni, is produced and organized by Arthemisia in collaboration with the Feuerman Sculpture Foundation.

The exhibition is sponsored by The Medici Museum of Art – Warren (Ohio), Kai Feuerman (New York), the Carol and Arnold Wolowitz 5.5. Foundation – Hauppauge (New York), and Karin and Peter McKinnell Leidel (California, New York, Texas).

The mobility partner is Frecciarossa Treno Ufficiale and the technical sponsor is Ferrari Trento.
The catalogue is published by Moebius.

The Rome exhibition is the first of a series of international events that will soon feature Feuerman's works at the Michigan Avenue Public Outdoor Exhibition in Chicago and the Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku.

A press release is available HERE

For more information, please visit the Palazzo Bonaparte website.

*Jean Shorts*, 1976
11 x 13 x 6 in, Resin & Oil

Jan 31 - Aug 31, 2025

The Museum of Sex is pleased to announce Long Island Girl: The Superrealism of Carole Feuerman, an exhibition of early sculptures created in the late 1970s by New York artist Carole Feuerman, marking the first museum presentation of these works in the United States. Feuerman’s superrealist sculptures explore sexuality and female interiority as a celebration of the human experience, emphasizing agency and empowerment.

VIEW EXHIBITION CATALOG HERE

For more information, please visit the museum’s page here!

NYC Museum of Sex
233 5th Ave, New York, NY 10016

Check out recent press coverage of Long Island Girl below!
OdaTV | Pause Journal | TimeOut

EMERGENCE: THE ART OF CAROLE FEUERMAN

ON VIEW at the medici museum

***Justice, 2022***
Bronze & Polished Stainless Steel
112 x 86 x 86 in

Monumental JUSTICE & Poseidon on View at the Medici Museum of Art

9350 East Market St. Warren, OH 44484

Emergence, at the Medici Museum of Art, features 25 sculptures, spanning Feuerman’s work from the early 2000s to the present. The exhibition features both indoor and outdoor works. One of the highlights, Justice, is displayed on the front lawn of the Museum along with Poseidon. Both were gifted to start the sculpture park at the museum.

Poseiden, 2025

Bronze, 114 h x 78 w x 72 d, feet

For more information, please visit the museum website here!
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ZODIAC: THE MYSTERIOUS POWER5 OF THE CREATIVE

HOWLAND, OHIO — The Feuerman Sculpture Foundation (FSF) is proud to announce its inaugural exhibition, ZODIAC: Mysterious Power of the Creative, opening April 30, 2025, at the Medici Museum of Art in Howland, Ohio. Curated by Katelyn Amendolara-Russo, Executive Director of the Medici Museum, this groundbreaking show explores the astrological, psychological, and symbolic dimensions of creativity through contemporary art.

Featuring both emerging and established artists, ZODIAC provides a powerful platform for new voices in the art world to present their work alongside internationally recognized creatives. Through sculpture, painting, and multimedia, the artists examine the mystical influence of the zodiac, engaging with expansive themes of celestial energy and spiritual intuition.

About the Feuerman Sculpture Foundation (FSF)

The Feuerman Sculpture Foundation is dedicated to preserving and advancing the legacy of art through exhibitions, education, and collaborative initiatives. The Foundation supports bold, cross-disciplinary work and partners with artists, institutions, and communities to celebrate artistic legacy, nurture creative experimentation, and amplify meaningful cultural voices worldwide.
For more information, please visit the Feuerman Sculpture Foundation website HERE

“Working alongside Katelyn Russo and the Medici Museum of Art has been an inspiring experience,” said Carole A. Feuerman, internationally acclaimed sculptor and President of FSF. “Katelyn’s visionary leadership and commitment to curatorial excellence make the Medici a dynamic force in Ohio’s cultural landscape. Together, we’re creating space for artists to explore deeper meaning, and I’m proud to present the Foundation’s inaugural exhibition in such a forward-thinking and community-rooted institution.”

“ZODIAC marks a powerful step forward in expanding the Medici Museum’s international footprint,” added Katelyn Amendolara-Russo. “This collaboration with the Feuerman Sculpture Foundation brings together visionary artists from around the globe, unified by creative intuition. It’s a privilege to position the Medici as a platform where global artistic voices converge in the heart of Ohio.”

Established Artists and Curators:

Emerging Artists:

Exhibition Information

Venue: Medici Museum of Art, 9350 E Market Street, Howland, OH 44484
Dates: Opening April 30, 2025 – January 11, 2026
Organized by: Feuerman Sculpture Foundation and Medici Museum of Art
Curator: Katelyn Amendolara-Russo, Executive Director, Medici Museum of Art.

The official press release is available HERE

For more information, please visit: https://www.medicimuseum.art/2025-zodiac-exhibition

Bibi On the Ball at the Nassau County Museum of art

*Bibi on the Ball* (Life-Size), 2021
Lacquer on bronze with gold-leaf cap
64 x 46 x 34 in

The Nassau County Museum of Art’s next exhibition, At Play, surveys artists’ perennial fascination with entertainment in all forms. Framing this topic between the nineteenth century Belle Époque and today, the exhibition features works by Carole Feuerman, Pablo Picasso, Reginald Marsh, Everett Shinn, and Max Beckmann among many others, gathered to represent a wide range of expressions, from entertainment-related activities to the fascinating personalities involved.

At Play encompasses dance, music, theater, movies, circus, boating, and beach scenes, along with horseracing and various sports, both active and passive. Examples of works include images of rockstars and Hollywood icons – from Andy Warhol’s celebrity portraits of Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor to photographs of The Beatles by the legendary photographer Harry Benson. Also featured are archival items from The Metropolitan Opera and the New York Philharmonic, including costumes by Marc Chagall for Die Zauberflöte, vintage fashion items by such designers as Alfred Shaheen, and iconic costumes from the Folies-Bergère in Paris

Transcending cultures and national boundaries, the impulse to create such images reveals a universal quest for spiritual uplift through art. As many of these perspectives have persisted through even the most challenging times, the theme of entertainment is a constant aspect of the renewing character of art.

For more information, visit the Nassau Country Museum website HERE