Love it or hate it, this deer looking to the sky by Linda Scott is often considered “the gateway to the Hamptons.” This piece was originally meant to be at the entrance to the Animal Rescue Fund in East Hampton but was deemed unsafe.

This aluminum sculpture by Donald Baechler caused much controversy when it was installed near the airport in 2014.

Now being renovated and restored, the former Parrish Art Gallery space retains the busts of the Twelve Caesars outdoors.

Sculpture by Mihai Popa, known as Nova (1928-2009), dot the 95-acre landscape at the Ark Project. The sculpture park with galleries is intended to link together nature, architecture and philosophy.

Bridge Gardens, owned by the Peconic Land Trust, puts on annual exhibitions of sculpture.

Sculptures by Walter Channing can be found all around the vineyard—in a special garden, a field or at the end of a vineyard row.

This large sculpture by the late Larry Rivers has been mired in controversy. Is it art or is it an accessory structure? Lawsuits between Sag Harbor village and the owners continue.

16 acres of gardens and art surround the home of Jack Lenor Larsen, which also serves as the reserve's offices. New exhibitions are put on each year of outdoor sculptures and other displays, making for a magical experience.

The Sculpture Garden at the back of Guild Hall is a hidden gem, displaying ongoing sculpture exhibits in the open air.