The 11th Annual Flying Horse Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit: Art at a (Social) Distance is on view through November 29 at Pingree School. This exhibit takes place across Pingree Schools' 100-acre campus every fall, and this year is no exception, despite the challenges posed by COVID-19. As the exhibit's subtitle implies, the 50 sculptures that make up the exhibit are spread throughout the campus, at least ten feet apart from one another to ensure visitor safety. Instead of the usual printed guide to the exhibition, viewers can download the free app "Findful" and get Pingree School's exhibit guide and map. The 11th Annual Flying Horse Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit highlights the work of over 30 local sculptors, some returning from previous years and others showing in this exhibit for the first time. Each artist has a different approach to their work, and the sculptures in the exhibit encompass a wide array of media, techniques and artistic visions. Dr. Timothy M. Johnson, Head of Pingree School, wrote in his address for the exhibit guide, "Perhaps now more than ever, art can be fuel for inspiration and hope." Viewers walking through The 11th Annual Flying Horse Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit will find a day of fun and fresh air as well as a day of restorative peace and tranquility. Pingree School is located at 537 Highland Street in South Hamilton, Massachusetts and The 11th Annual Flying Horse Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit is open every weekend during daylight hours. For more information, visit pingree.org/news-events/flying-horse-outdoor-sculpture-exhibit.