Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park & Museum

It's never too early to start planning when you have an anniversary show coming up, and we want to make the 25th year of the Pyramid Hill Lights extra special! . An open call to artists with ideas for unique, meaningful, and innovative installations for this year's Pyramid Hill Lights is now posted on our website. Previous installations have included fiber, painted wood, sculpture, video/light projections, and more . Details and how to apply: https://lnkd.in/gZdv5bRN

Do you know about the Discovery Pass offered through Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library? This is a great opportunity to experience museums across the city (including Pyramid Hill) for free, and the program is growing!

The first of a jam-packed summer of events is coming up tomorrow! We're kicking off the season with Ink and Drink on Friday, May 31 and Dogs and Doughnuts on Saturday, June 1 . When we say there is something for everyone at Pyramid Hill we really mean it! Find the full lineup of programming, including debut events and the return of favorites, on our latest blog post

If you've visited Pyramid Hill recently, you many have noticed the addition of "no-mow" acreage around the Park. In 2014, Pyramid Hill began a new maintenance process to allow approximately 40-50 acres of former lawn area to regenerate. Now, after seeing the positive impact and regrowth in these areas, we're adding to it! . Read all about the continuation of this sustainability initiative in our newest blog post written by Landscape Architect and Member of Pyramid Hill's Board of Trustees, Barbara Wilks

Sarah Templeton Wilson caught up with Ohio Magazine to talk about her move to the Park's Executive Director position earlier this year and working the park

I began this week by representing the board of Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park & Museum at the ArtsWave annual impact grant community conversations. We are so lucky to have a great team at Pyramid Hill, and I couldn’t be more proud of Sarah Templeton Wilson and Maria Jenkins for representing our organization & community with aplomb. #supportthearts #economicengine #STEAM #ConnectedCommunities #ArtInNature

This past weekend I visited Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park & Museum to see two of my bronze sculptures on display for their Art & Earth Day Exhibition! 🌎🖼️ These two sculptures were created during a metal foundry course that I took this semester at University of Cincinnati College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning which opened my eyes to the world of metalwork & sculpture. As a designer I’m used to working in 2-D spaces - so I really wanted to experiment with shape, texture, and space during this course. I’m always looking for ways to expand my knowledge and experiences, and this class definitely checked those boxes! I learned the processes of lost-wax casting, how to work with solid bronze, and how to use LOTS of power tools. It was so amazing to see my artwork on display like this, and I’m thrilled with how the final pieces turned out. I’m retaking the course in the Fall because I enjoyed it so much, so there will be many more sculptures to come!

We have a unique experience coming up at Pyramid Hill on Monday, May 6. People living with dementia and their caregivers are welcome to join us at the Park for a free workshop to connect with nature and each other while making plant prints using found natural objects . Workshop is free, but spots are limited. Please RSVP here: https://lnkd.in/g5kdFZZs

Another sold out event at Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park & Museum! Tomorrow, visitors to the park will enjoy a day full of programming centered around art and sustainability for our annual Art & Earth Day event. Programming includes a sold out Container Gardening with Native Plants workshop with Casey Sumner of Sustainable Sights Landscaping . News coverage of this event just keeps rolling in. Thanks for picking up on our event and spreading the word Cincinnati CityBeat

Thrilled to announce that release of the May edition of Movers & Makers Magazine. It's available online now and will be available in print in the coming days. This month we take a deep dive into the plethora of niche museums and cultural institutions spread across the Greater Cincinnati region. Our cover story is a Q&A with the executive director of the truly unique Vent Haven Museum in Northern Kentucky. David Lyman takes us inside the mind of Tod Swormstedt, founder of the soon-to-expand American Sign Museum in Camp Washington. We also highlight some of the region's most notable under-the-radar institutions. Don't worry, arts and music lovers! We have you covered as well. Thomas Consolo talked to composer Julia Wolfe about her upcoming experience as the inaugural curator of The May Festival. As always, we feature pages and pages of pictures of fundraisers and events and highlight news and major grants benefitting many of our regions arts, culture and nonprofit organizations. And Polly Campbell discusses the life-affirming power of curiosity. We hope you enjoy the magazine. Feel free to reach out to Thom Mariner if you have any ideas for future editions.