Circle Museum - Museum in Austerlitz - 11111-11373 NY-22, USA

What a cool place! We were lucky enough to meet Bijan, and chat about all his incredible art! We loved both the indoor and outdoor exhibits. The paintings were inside, and are amazing. We brought our toddlers with us and sat out on the grass for a picnic lunch. It was delightful and the kiddos loved it.

Found this place looking for cool obscure places to visit. Took a ride over the border to NY. Was pleasantly surprised with this lot of sculptures. It's all reused scrap metal, welded together into cool designs. The lot is pretty big with tons of sculptures and we even found a path in the back right that opens up into another plot of land full. If you happen to go on a day the artists are their, they'll show you the smaller sculptures inside as well. It's freeish but they ask for a donation to help fund more work being done. There's a donation box on each end of the lot at each entrance. $10 isn't a lot to ask, to help an artist continue some cool work.

Great place to go see some amazing pieces of art. Just on the side of the road and quite random to see but amazing find. The land is quite big and extends somewhat far showing all types of art from a knight in armor on his horse to a cigarette lying in an ash tray. All composed of pieces of metal Great man who makes this as well. He has been here for decades, buying up old steel, original American steel and transforming it into beautiful pieces of art.

Sculptures very impressive, cobbling together stainless steel, scrap iron, spring, rebars and industrial odd-and-ends. Purposeful use of space, allowing visitors to pass between exhibits and spatially categorizing the œuvres on display. The interior gallery was not visited, as it felt uninviting, with no people to be seen, but television news blaring from somewhere. The Museum’s website asks visitors to request visits by e-mail, but one such request was e-mailed nearly one month ago, and has gone unanswered. Admittance by donation (drop boxes positioned at entrances), with $10 suggested (and definitely worth it!).

Visited on an icy day, so we had to be careful as we walked through the sculpture yard. Several styles, mostly from industrial scrap, which I enjoy. Bijan, the artist, happened to be there, and we got a peek at his paintings inside the building.

A cool outdoor space with many metal sculptures all by the same artist. It is a cool side of the road stop if you're in the area.

Loved the artist that owns Circle Museum, his name is Bijan and he's so sweet and interesting! I will definitely be back to visit.

Great place to go to see different art at taconic. Art museum. I think the pics are on the wrong place and the circle museum are of on the taconic scuplture report