Current Exhibitions
Monuments of Stillness
Michigan Avenue
Chicago, Illinois
June 2nd - October, 2026
Hilton Contemporary Gallery is proud to announce Monuments of Stillness, a major public art installation featuring ten monumental sculptures by internationally celebrated American sculptor Carole A. Feuerman along Chicago’s iconic Magnificent Mile. Presented by Hilton Contemporary, the exhibition will debut on May 31, 2026, and remain on view through November 2026.
Installed from the historic Wrigley Building north toward Oak Street, the exhibition transforms Michigan Avenue into a dynamic open-air museum, bringing Feuerman’s celebrated superrealist sculptures into dialogue with Chicago’s legendary architectural landscape and vibrant public life.
An official unveiling will take place on Tuesday, June 2 at 10:00 a.m. at the Wrigley Building Plaza, followed by a guided bus tour of the installation led by the artist.
Carole Feuerman:
I Am Mine, Without Permission
Ethan Cohen Gallery
New York, NY
June 11 - July 25, 2026
Ethan Cohen Gallery
225 West 17th St.
New York, NY 10011
REBORN INTO THE WATER
HEYDAR ALIYEV CENTER
Baku, Azerbaijan
JAN. 2026 - SEPT. 2027
The exhibition “Reborn into the Water” at the Heydar Aliyev Center is a major solo presentation of Carole Feuerman, offering a sweeping view of her work from the 1970s to today. It brings together over four decades of sculpture, tracing the evolution from early figurative pieces to her iconic swimmer forms, all unified by the theme of water. The show explores ideas of resilience, transformation, and human vulnerability, using the body as both subject and storyteller. Water functions as a central metaphor—for memory, renewal, and survival—while the figures evoke stillness, endurance, and emotional depth. Overall, the exhibition is both retrospective and deeply thematic, positioning the human figure as a symbol of persistence and rebirth in a changing world.
EXTENDED THROUGH SEPTEMBER 2027
Ceci n'est pas un corps
Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec (MNBAQ)
Quebec, Canada
FEBRUARY 26 - OCTOBER 12, 2026
The exhibition “Ceci n’est pas un corps” (This Is Not a Body) is a major international touring show that examines the evolution of hyperrealist sculpture and the depiction of the human figure from the 1960s to today. It brings together more than 30–40 works by leading artists from around the world, placing pioneers alongside contemporary figures to show how realism in sculpture has continually evolved.
QCC University Art Gallery
Queens, New York
MAY 28, 2026 - SEPTEMBER 31, 2026
Opening May 28, this exhibition presents a rare and intimate view of Carole Feuerman’s early drawings from the 1960s and 1970s—many shown for the first time in the United States. Created during a formative period of her career, these works reveal the origins of her lifelong engagement with the human figure, capturing moments of sensuality, vulnerability, and psychological presence through line alone.
Moving between fine art and illustration, the drawings demonstrate a remarkable command of form while hinting at the sculptural language that would later define her practice. From Line to Life offers a powerful glimpse into the foundation of Feuerman’s vision, where the body first emerges as both subject and symbol.
QCC Art Gallery / CUNY
222-05 56th Ave
Bayside, NY 1136
Avant Garde: Remarkable Women
in the Permanent Collection
Tampa Museum of Art
Tampa, Florida
FEBRUARY 26, 2026 - APRIL 4, 2027
The Tampa Museum of Art’s permanent collection of art continues to grow at a feverish pace. Many recent acquisitions highlight art made by women who are celebrated both nationally and locally for their creative achievements. The exhibition Avant Garde: Remarkable Women in the Permanent Collection features Carole Feuerman’s newly acquired Leg Iron. Viewed together, Avant Garde: Remarkable Women in Permanent Collection will highlight the artists’ explorations of home, self, history, and womanhood through figuration and abstraction.
Upcoming Exhibitions
Bienal Del Agua
‘The Traces Of Water’
Cascais, Portugal
JULY 16 – SEPTEMBER 6, 2026
Centered on the global significance of water, Bienal Del Agua brings together contemporary artists whose works explore environmental awareness, human connection, and the future of our shared natural resources. Through interdisciplinary perspectives, the exhibition creates a space for cultural exchange and reflection on the ecological and social impact of water across communities worldwide.
Included in the exhibition is EN 2-1278 by Carole Feuerman, whose work has long been associated with themes of serenity, immersion, and the relationship between the body and water. The sculpture complements the Biennial’s broader dialogue surrounding sustainability, vulnerability, and the interconnectedness between humanity and the natural environment.