SCULPTURE ADOPTION PROGRAM

Laumeier features more than 70 large-scale sculptures by internationally acclaimed artists set among the 105 acres of the Park. You can “adopt” your favorite sculptures at Laumeier to support the ongoing cleaning, maintenance and care of the artworks.

Sculpture adoptions start at just $25 and make the perfect gifts for loved ones! Adopting a sculpture is also a great way for classrooms and scout troops to support art and nature in the local community (see Group Adoptions below).

Any sculpture that is a part of Laumeier’s Permanent Collection and currently on view is available for adoption (see full list below). Adoption is active from the date of purchase/renewal through the end of the month preceding the renewal date. Adoption packets will be mailed within two weeks of purchase/renewal.

Sculpture Parents List

Contact Jillian Patton, Development Director, at 314.615.5267 or jpatton@laumeier.org with questions or for more information about Sculpture Adoption.

GIFT ADOPTIONS

Looking for a special gift? Sculpture adoptions make unique gifts that keep on giving all year long! Sculpture adoptions starting at the $50 level come with a personalized adoption certificate, professional photo of the adopted sculpture and sculpture fact sheet to commemorate your contribution.

A gift recipient will receive all of the Sculpture Parent benefits listed below, plus a notecard from the donor. For gift adoptions sent directly to the recipient, Laumeier is happy to fill out the notecard on the donor’s behalf using the message and signature line indicated on the order form. The notecard will be included but left blank for any gift adoptions sent directly to the donor.

 

ADOPTION RENEWALS

When an adoption is renewed, Laumeier will extend the adoption and ensure that the name of the Sculpture Parent continues to appear in all recognition listings for another year. Renewal adoptions of the same sculpture will receive an updated adoption certificate for the new year. Renewal adoptions of a different sculpture will receive a new adoption package for the newly adopted sculpture.

INDIVIDUAL ADOPTION LEVELS + BENEFITS

 

$25 Adoption

Digital Adoption

  • Recognition listing on Laumeier’s digital donor wall in the Adam Aronson Fine Arts Center

  • Recognition listing on Laumeier’s website

 

$50 Adoption

All of the above, plus:

  • Personalized adoption certificate

  • 5 x 7 inch color photo of your adopted sculpture

  • Sculpture fact sheet

  • Laumeier window cling

 

$100 Adoption

All of the above, plus:

  • A t-shirt of Alexander Liberman's The Way

$250 ADOPTION

All of the above, plus:

  • A Laumeier picnic blanket

 

$500 Adoption

All of the above, plus:

  • Private golf cart tour of the Park for up to four people
    (mutually agreed-upon date; advance notice required)

GROUP ADOPTION LEVELS + BENEFITS

 

$25 Adoption

Digital Adoption

  • Recognition listing on Laumeier’s digital donor wall in the Adam Aronson Fine Arts Center

  • Recognition listing on Laumeier’s website

 

$50 Adoption

All of the above, plus:

  • Personalized adoption certificate

  • 5 x 7 inch color photo of your adopted sculpture

  • Sculpture fact sheet

 

$100 Adoption

All of the above, plus:

  • Laumeier window clings (25 maximum)

$250 ADOPTION

All of the above, plus:

  • Laumeier flashlights (25 maximum)

$500 Adoption

All of the above, plus:

  • Walking Tour of the Park (25 maximum participants)
    (mutually agreed-upon date; advance notice required)

SCULPTURES AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION

Vito Acconci, Face of the Earth #3, 1988
Terry Allen, Laumeier U-ME-UM, 1998
Harriet Bart, Without Words, A Reading Room, 1998
Fletcher Benton, Donut No. 3, 2002
Jonathan Borofsky, Man with Briefcase at #2968443, 1986
Anthony Caro, Java, 1976
Robert Chambers, Sugabus, 2004
Alexandre da Cunha, Mix (Americana), 2013
Niki de Saint Phalle, Ricardo Cat, 1999
Mark di Suvero, Bornibus, 1985–87
Johann Feilacher, Redwood I, 1997
Jackie Ferrara, Laumeier Project, 1981
Ian Hamilton Finlay, Four Shades, 1994
Pearl Fryar, Topiary, 2013
Charles Ginnever, Crete, 1976–78
Dan Graham, Triangular Bridge Over Water, 1990
George Greenamyer, Heritage Schooner for Debra Lakin, September 30, 1998, 1998
Joseph Havel, Twins, 2007
Michael Heizer, Compression Line, 1968
Jene Highstein, Ada’s Will, 1990
Tom Huck, Bugs, 2014-15
Richard Hunt, Linked Forms, 1999
Donald Judd, Untitled, 1984
Geoffrey Krawczyk, Recess, 2014
Alexander Liberman, The Way, 1972–80
Donald Lipski, Ball? Ball! Wall? Wall!, 1994
Robert Lobe, The Palm at the End of the Parking Lot, 1995
Ken Lum, The Space Between Scott and Plessy, 2013
Tea Mäkipää, Not Without My Dog, 2011
T. Kelly Mason, Laumeier Lamps, 2011
Mark Mennin, Cores for Laumeier, 2003
Mary Miss, Pool Complex: Orchard Valley, 1983–85
Robert Morris, Untitled, 1968–69
Manuel Neri, Aurelia Roma, 1994
Ahmet Ӧğüt, This area is under 23 hour video and audio surveillance, 2009
Gary Passanise, Wisdom of the Limb, 1995
Beverly Pepper, Cromlech Glen, 1985–90
Tony Rosenthal, House of the Minotaur, 1980
Gigi Scaria, Woodhenge, 2016
Judith Shea, American Heartland Garden, 1992
Robert Stackhouse, St. Louie Bones, 1987
Tony Tasset, Deer, 2015
Tony Tasset, Eye, 2007
Ernest Trova, Abstract Variation Lozenger No. 3, 1980
Ernest Trova, Falling Man/Study (Wrapped Manscape Figure), 1984
Frances Whitehead, Hortus Obscurus (The Dark Garden), 1997