Monuments of Stillness
Rodeo Drive
Beverly Hills, California
November 9, 2026 - 2027
On Monday, November 9, 2026, at 11 a.m., Feuerman will unveil 10 monumental sculptures on Rodeo Drive, marking her first major public outdoor exhibition on the West Coast. Titled Carole Feuerman: Monuments of Stillness, the exhibition will be on view from November 9, 2026, and remain on view during 2027, transforming one of the world’s most recognizable streets into an open-air destination for contemporary sculpture.
Presented by the City of Beverly Hills and Mayor Craig Corman, Melissa Morgan Fine Art, and special thanks to the Rodeo Drive Committee. The exhibition brings Feuerman’s celebrated swimmers and contemplative figures to the heart of Beverly Hills. This exhibition is one of Beverly Hills Mayor Craig Corman’s priorities, as he aims to bring art pop-ups to community spaces in the City throughout his term.
The Beverly Hills installation follows Feuerman’s major public exhibitions on New York’s Park Avenue and at the Seaport, as well as her 2026 presentation along Chicago’s Magnificent Mile, where her monumental sculptures lined Michigan Avenue from the Wrigley Building toward Oak Street.
Against the energy and glamour of Rodeo Drive, Feuerman’s figures offer a striking contrast. Their closed eyes, poised gestures, and moments of repose invite viewers to pause and experience the human emotions beneath their seemingly tranquil surfaces.
CHASING JUPITER: THE WOMAN BEHIND THE SCULPTURES
Coinciding with the exhibition’s unveiling, an exclusive, invitation-only sneak preview of Chasing Jupiter, an intimate documentary revealing the extraordinary personal journey behind Feuerman’s internationally celebrated career, will be screened.
For the first time, Feuerman shares deeply personal stories she has never publicly revealed, offering audiences an unprecedented look at the woman behind the sculptures. Through candid interviews, archival footage, and personal revelations, the film explores the defining experiences that shaped her life, including motherhood, marriage, rejection, personal struggles, and artistic breakthroughs, and her determination to pursue her dreams despite formidable obstacles.
More than a documentary about an artist, Chasing Jupiter is a story of independence, resilience and reinvention. The film presents Feuerman as a role model for women, artists and anyone who has faced rejection, challenged expectations or struggled to pursue an ambition against the odds.
At 81, Feuerman continues to defy expectations about women, aging and artistic achievement. Rather than looking back on a completed career, she is creating some of her most ambitious work, exploring new artistic directions and expanding the boundaries of her practice.
The special screening will take place on Monday, November 9, 2026. Guests and media will gather at the Fine Arts Theatre, at 8556 Wilshire Blvd. Attendance is by invitation only
EVENT INFORMATION
MONUMENTS OF STILLNESS — RODEO DRIVE
Public and Media unveiling: Monday, November 9, 2026
Program: Remarks by Beverly Hills Mayor Craig Corman, Carole A. Feuerman, and Melissa Morgan Fine Art, and a photo opportunity followed by an artist-led walkthrough of the sculptural installations along Rodeo Drive
Time: 11 a.m.
Location: 332 N Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills
Exhibition duration: Opening on November 9, 2026, and remains on view during 2027
Carole Feuerman: Monuments of Stillness is presented by the City of Beverly Hills and Mayor Craig Corman, Melissa Morgan Fine Art, with special thanks to the Rodeo Drive Committee.
CHASING JUPITER — Invitation-only sneak preview
Date: Monday, November 9, 2026
Location: Fine Art Theatre 8556 Wilshire Blvd. Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Attendance: By invitation only. Media are invited to attend.
RSVP: Email mayorandcitycouncil@beverlyhills.org
Current Exhibitions
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
Emergance
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Warren, Ohio
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Medici Museum of Art
9350 East Market St.
Warren, OH 44484
Ceci n'est pas un corps
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FEBRUARY 26, 2026 - MARCH 7, 2027
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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.