Art at REX HILL reflects the same patience and intention found in our wines. Displayed throughout our historic tunnels and tasting room, rotating works from our Artists in Residence and permanent collection invite you to slow down, look closely, and discover how creativity, craft, and place intersect.
Art meets architecture outdoors. This large-scale Corten steel Lee Kelly sculpture celebrates form, precision, and the long-standing connection between design and place.
A symbolic guardian of the space. This sculptural figure reflects the care, ritual, and craftsmanship at the heart of the winery.
A behind-the-scenes look at harvest and cellar life. See how everyday winery work becomes something striking; moments of motion, precision, and care captured in real time. Plus, a sculpture serving as a tribute to a noble tool.
A mix of bold abstraction and sculptural play. These works explore form and action, balancing color, and movement, rooted in the rhythm of work and creativity.
A reflection on the people and pace of the winery. Through layered materials and expressive forms, these pieces highlight patience, process, and the human side of winemaking.
A quiet pause in the journey, where individual works invite a closer look—capturing fleeting moments, tools of the trade, and the subtle poetry of winery life.
An unexpected elevation of the everyday. This sculptural piece reimagines a familiar tool, turning function into form with a sense of quiet reverence.
From budbreak to harvest, this series traces the full rhythm of the vineyard—capturing the seasonal arc that shapes every bottle. The second series after the break in the wall is the seasons – need to confirm that is hung and not just a place holder or the poster.
From budbreak to harvest, this series traces the full rhythm of the vineyard—capturing the seasonal arc that shapes every bottle. The second series after the break in the wall is the seasons – need to confirm that is hung and not just a place holder or the poster.
Raw materials meet storytelling. This installation transforms corks, wood, and winemaking remnants into a vivid expression of labor, time, and collective effort.
A dynamic interplay of light and color. This work shifts throughout the day, echoing the evolving experience of wine in the glass.
A bold, contemporary focal point. This large-scale painting brings energy into the space, complementing the vibrancy of the tasting experience.
Layered, thoughtful, and quietly expressive. This piece invites a slower look, mirroring the unfolding experience of aroma, palate, and finish.
