<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1KoC8a_1H1xLrIe00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1KoC8a_1H1xLrIe00" width="713" height="551" ><figcaption>Beverly Hills Arts &amp; Culture Commission Chair Maralee Beck, Councilwoman Rebecca Pynoos, Vice Mayor Mary Wells, Mayor Craig Corman, Carole Feuerman, Councilwoman Sharona Nazarian and Arts &amp; Culture Vice Chair Karla Gordy Bristol celebrated the unveiling. (photo courtesy of the city of Beverly Hills)</figcaption></figure>Ten monumental sculptures by American artist Carole A. Feuerman were unveiled on Rodeo Drive on Nov. 9, marking the superrealist sculptor’s first major public outdoor exhibition on the West Coast.The exhibition, “Carole Feuerman: Monuments of Stillness,” features Feuerman’s signature swimmers and contemplative human figures displayed along Rodeo Drive. Presented by the city of Beverly Hills and Melissa Morgan Fine Art, with support from the Rodeo Drive Committee, the installation will remain on display through 2027.“Beverly Hills is proud to welcome Carole Feuerman’s monumental sculptures to Rodeo Drive,” Mayor Craig Corman said. “This exhibition offers residents and visitors an extraordinary opportunity to experience internationally acclaimed contemporary art in one of our city’s most iconic public spaces.”The exhibition is part of Corman’s initiative to expand public art and cultural programming throughout Beverly Hills.Feuerman, 81, is considered a pioneer of the superrealist movement and is known for lifelike sculptures exploring themes of female identity, resilience and vulnerability. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Venice Biennale and Palazzo Bonaparte in Rome.“Public sculpture allows my art to become part of a city’s daily life, creating unexpected moments of beauty, reflection and human connection,” Feuerman said.For information, visit carolefeuerman.com.</div></body>

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Ten monumental sculptures by American artist Carole A. Feuerman were unveiled on Rodeo Drive on Nov. 9, marking the superrealist sculptor’s first major public outdoor exhibition on the West Coast. The exhibition, “Carole Feuerman: Monuments of Stillness,” features Feuerman’s signature swimmers and contemplative human figures displayed along Rodeo Drive....

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Ten monumental sculptures by American artist Carole A. Feuerman were unveiled on Rodeo Drive on Nov. 9, marking the superrealist sculptor’s first major pub

Feuerman sculptures unveiled on Rodeo Drive

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