Wave Hill invited six artists to create installations that transcend the boundaries between the cool elegance of Glyndor House's Georgian Revival interior and the lush, complicated, sensual experience of the gardens. In the way that a window frames the ever-changing view of the landscape, these installations provide six ways of looking at, and experiencing, this particular place. They also challenge the notion of the house as a container, examining the malleable concepts of inside/outside, past/present, nature/culture.

Principal funding for the Visual Arts at Wave Hill is provided by the Stephen and Cathy Weinroth Charitable Trust. Special thanks to the Canadian Consulate General, New York, for travel funding and promotional assistance for Rebecca Belmore. Sustaining support for Wave Hill and its educational programming is provided by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and the Sally and Gilbert Kerlin Endowment Fund at Wave Hill for Environmental Science and Nature Education.

Thank you to the artists for creating these works at Wave Hill, and to their galleries—Angles Gallery, Santa Monica, CA; Feigen Contemporary, New York, NY; Gallery Joe, Philadelphia, PA; Bill Maynes Gallery, New York, NY; and Pari Nadimi Gallery, Toronto, ON, Canada.