Never In Lieu of Flowers and Deconstructed Botanicals are concerned with mortality, time, and potential, both lived and lost. The sculptures embrace the magnitude of the moment and reflect an awareness of our limited time on earth. The flowers, captured at their peak, grieve their own demise. They show us how much energy it takes to reach our potential, and how quickly we fade.

Falmouth sculptor and ceramic artist Ginnie Peterson constructs the Never in Lieu of Flowers and Deconstructed Botanicals sculptures from plaster, natural materials, stoneware, resin, steel and lights. She also makes many of her own containers from stoneware.

Visitor Information HERE. Open: February 13 – March 29, Thursday – Saturday; 10 am – 4 pm; April 2 – May 24, Wednesday – Saturday; 10 am – 4 pm

Highfield Hall & Gardens is pleased to participate in the Massachusetts Cultural Council’s Card to Culture Program. If you/your family are an EBT, WIC, or ConnectorCare cardholder you are eligible for the following discounts at Highfield Hall. Free admission for you and your family. To register you must call the office at 508.495.1878 x301.