BEVERLY HILLS — November 9, 2026. Rodeo Drive has become the setting for a major outdoor sculpture exhibition. The City of Beverly Hills and artist Carole A. Feuerman unveiled Monuments of Stillness Monday, bringing ten large-scale superrealist works to the city’s celebrated shopping district.
Swimmers on Rodeo Drive
Feuerman is known for sculptural figures that depict swimmers and divers in moments of concentration or repose. The installation includes Golden Mean, a bronze-and-gold-leaf diving figure inspired by Olympic diver Greg Louganis, according to CBS Los Angeles’ November 9 coverage.
Many of Feuerman’s figures have closed eyes, an artistic choice she described to CBS as an invitation to reflection. That sense of quiet deliberately contrasts with the movement and commercial spectacle of Rodeo Drive.
Art in a luxury landscape
The City of Beverly Hills says the exhibition is the artist’s first major outdoor West Coast presentation and is part of an effort to make contemporary art accessible in public places. Mayor Craig Corman highlighted the opportunity for visitors and residents to encounter sculpture without entering a museum or gallery.
Positioning hyperrealist human figures among luxury boutiques also prompts questions about appearance, aspiration and vulnerability—themes that connect fine art with the images that dominate fashion and celebrity culture.
Where to see it
The free exhibition began November 9 near 332 North Rodeo Drive and is scheduled to remain on view throughout 2027. Visitors should refer to the city for current information on the installation.
Sources: City of Beverly Hills; Carole A. Feuerman’s exhibition schedule; CBS Los Angeles, November 9.