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Site Ecology

  • Pin Oaks, Bunny Road, Storm King Art Center
    Trees and Allées
  • Isamu Noguchi, <em>Momo Taro</em>, 1977-78 (installation view)
    Values
  • Early aerial photograph of Museum Hill taken by Sheriden &amp; Maney, May 22, 1946
    In the Beginning
  • Welcome to Storm King Art Center, 1960
    45 Years of Landscaping
  • Early Works
  • Richard Serra, <i>Schunnemunk Fork</i>, 1990&ndash;91 (installation view, 2011)
    Richard Serra, Schunnemunk Fork, 1990–91
  • Maya Lin, <em>Storm King Wavefield</em>, 2007-08 (installation view, 2007)
    Maya Lin, Storm King Wavefield, 2007–08
  • Ever-Evolving
  • John Knight,&nbsp;<i>87&ordm;</i>, 1997&ndash;99<br />
(installation view)
    John Knight, 87º, 1997–99
  • Andy Goldsworthy, <em>Storm King Wall</em>, 1998 (installation view, 1998)
    Andy Goldsworthy, Storm King Wall, 1997–98
  • Farming, Storm King Art Center, 2001
    Creative Farming
  • Viewshed
  • Vision
  • Alyson Shotz, <em>Mirror Fence</em>, 2003<br />
(refabricated, 2014) (installation view, 2017)
    Exhibitions
  • <em>Art of scientific observation, moth,</em> 2018
    Learning & Engagement

Site Ecology: Land, Leadership, Art

Since 1960, Storm King has been dedicated to stewarding the hills, meadows, and forests of its site and surrounding landscape. Sustainable land and viewshed management practices, as well as partnerships with leading environmental organizations in the Hudson Valley, have led to significant conservation achievements. As Storm King has grown, its landscape has been gradually altered to accommodate and enhance the collection, frame vistas, and encourage movement. Exhibitions and programming explore environmental specifics of the site within its larger cultural ecology.


Pin Oaks, Bunny Road, Storm King Art Center
Land
Isamu Noguchi, <em>Momo Taro</em>, 1977-78 (installation view)
Leadership
Art