 
						Art Sculpture Garden at Seven Stones
The Seven Stones Estate art collection is a testament to our commitment to integrating art with the world of wine. Our collection showcases a diverse array of artistic expressions, from captivating outdoor sculptures that enhance our serene landscape to stunning indoor pieces created by world-renowned artists. Visitors can immerse themselves in a rich cultural experience, exploring the intricate beauty and creativity that each artwork brings to our estate.
 
										Seven Stones Richard Deutsch, 1999
 
										Desert Dreamer David L. Phelps, 1998
 
										Jill Glenna Goodacre, 1986
 
										Man with Jar Viola Frey, 1999
 
										Walking Men Viola Frey, 1994
 
										Summer Chi Guy Dill, 2013
 
										Wind Note Dan Haynie, 2009
 
										Crystalline Cluster Natalie Clark
 
										Three Ents Hans Van de Bovenkamp, 1998
 
										Duet Bruce Mitchell, 2009
 
						Artist-in-Residence
In pursuit of curating a preeminent art collection that encapsulates the quintessence of Seven Stones Estate, we aim to foster creativity by offering a serene environment amidst vineyards, profound sources of inspiration and facilitating interaction between artists and the local community.
Kyoungtae Kim - April 2024
A visionary artist from Seoul, Korea, Kyoungtae has captivated the global art community with his unique ability to transform ordinary scenes into profound observations of life and nature. His work is celebrated for its meticulous attention to detail and its meditative approach to the textures, inviting viewers to pause and reflect. His previous collaborations with prestigious institutions like the Chanel Cultural Foundation, Frieze and Art Basel underscore his significant contributions to the contemporary art scene.
 
												Kalim Yoon - June 2024
Kalim Yoon's artistic journey is deeply rooted in her appreciation for cultural heritage and history. She collects, engages with, and transforms records containing memories, giving them new life and vitality. Her deep interest in storytelling passed down through generations captivates her and is deeply intertwined with her artistic practice. She believes that by reflecting on and rediscovering the past, she can breathe new life into these records, infusing them with a fresh sense of temporality.
 
												Heewon Kim - September 2024
Hee-Won Kim’s art invites viewers to see the world through "Someone's Window," where landscapes framed by windows transcend time and place. Rooted in his background in design, his work explores the interplay between space, memory, and perspective, blending the real with the imagined. His internationally celebrated pieces grace major exhibitions and collections, reimagining how art transforms the spaces we inhabit and redefines how we experience space and light.
 
												Hiejin Yoo - December 2024
Hiejin Yoo’s paintings transform daily observations into vivid, semi-figurative expressions of personal history. Rooted in diary-like reflections, her works blend abstracted planes of color and bold, layered marks to capture the essence of everyday moments and inner life. Each painting serves as an intimate journal, reliving memories and offering meditative explorations of self-discovery.
 
												Tae Im Ha - April 2025
Tae Im Ha is known for her vibrant, rhythmic compositions that explore color, repetition, and perception. Her work often employs bands of color that shift subtly in tone and intensity, creating visual fields that are at once meditative and dynamic. Through this disciplined yet expressive practice, she investigates how color can evoke memory, emotion, and a sense of place. During her residency at Seven Stones, her paintings resonated deeply with the surrounding landscape, offering a chromatic dialogue between the estate’s natural beauty and her artistic language.
 
												 
												 
						Archaeological Project at Seven Stones
Preservation is essential to making a meaningful contribution to our future. We actively engage in the conservation of our cultural and historical treasures. This involves not only maintaining physical Mishewal Wappo artifacts but also celebrating their influence on our vineyard land and the histories that contribute to our cultural tapestry. Artifacts unearthed during an archaeological project will be showcased in a dedicated exhibition space at the winery, offering our visitors an opportunity to explore these cultural treasures in the coming months.
Seven Stones Archaeological Project
 
												Courtesy of California State Archives
 
												