Ten monumental sculptures will line Rodeo Drive starting Nov. 9, turning Beverly Hills' luxury corridor into a free open-air art exhibition through 2027.

Mayor Craig Corman and sculptor Carole A. Feuerman will unveil the installation, titled "Monuments of Stillness," at 11 a.m. Monday, Nov. 9, at 332 N. Rodeo Drive. The city of Beverly Hills announced the event is free and open to the public, with remarks from Corman, Feuerman and Melissa Morgan Fine Art.

The show is Feuerman's first major outdoor exhibition on the West Coast, according to the city. It is presented by Beverly Hills and Corman in partnership with Melissa Morgan Fine Art, with support from the Rodeo Drive Committee.

The city said the exhibition is one of Corman's priorities as mayor, as he aims to bring art pop-ups to community spaces throughout his term.

Feuerman is an American superrealist sculptor known for her lifelike swimmers and bathers. She has worked for more than 50 years, creating figures with closed eyes and poised gestures that she has said capture emotional experience beyond physical likeness. In an interview with Business Stories Magazine, Feuerman said realism in her work "is the language, not the destination."

Born in Hartford, Connecticut, and raised in New York, Feuerman studied at the School of Visual Arts, Temple University and Hofstra University. She received the International Sculpture Center's Lifetime Achievement Award in 2026, according to her website.

The Beverly Hills installation follows Feuerman's exhibitions on New York's Park Avenue and at the Seaport, as well as a 2026 presentation along Chicago's Magnificent Mile, where her sculptures lined Michigan Avenue from the Wrigley Building toward Oak Street, according to the city.

Admission is free.

A documentary about Feuerman's life and career, "Chasing Jupiter," will screen at the Writers Guild Theater in Beverly Hills on Thursday, Nov. 5, four days before the Rodeo Drive unveiling, Feuerman told Business Stories Magazine.

The sculptures will remain on view throughout 2027.