Where Art and Nature Converge



Discover a living gallery in the heart of the vineyard, where world-renowned contemporary art meets the timeless beauty of the Litchfield Hills.


An Immersive Experience of Art, and Nature

This fusion of natural beauty and creative expression defines Spring Hill’s spirit — a place where innovation, tradition, and artistic freedom thrive together.

Art Is at the Heart of

Spring Hill’s Identity

At Spring Hill, art isn’t just displayed—it defines who we are. Since 2006, co-founders Stephanie and Tim Ingrassia have woven creativity into every aspect of our vineyard, inviting world-class artists to enrich the landscape. As the home of the Spring Hill Arts Gathering (SHAG), our property has evolved into a cultural destination where permanent sculpture installations, site-specific architecture, and rotating exhibitions invite exploration, connection, and inspiration At Spring Hill, art isn’t just displayed—it defines who we are. Since 2006, co-founders Stephanie and Tim Ingrassia have woven creativity into every aspect of our vineyard, inviting world-class artists to enrich the landscape. As the home of the Spring Hill Arts Gathering (SHAG), our property has evolved into a cultural destination where permanent sculpture installations, site-specific architecture, and rotating exhibitions invite exploration, connection, and inspiration.

Here, every piece—from Mark Mennin’s sculptural amphitheater carved from Connecticut pink granite, to the glowing Bee Brook Grotto and artist-activated silo—serves a purpose: to spark creativity, foster community, and celebrate place. Art shapes our spirit, guiding visitors through immersive experiences that blend landscape, architecture, performance, and hospitality. At Spring Hill, artistry isn’t incidental—it’s our essence.

Nicole Eisenman

Sketch For A Fountain

Cybele Rowe

The Conversation

Lauren Booth

Dot Play

Hank Willis Thomas

Ernest and Ruth

JR

Hand #5

Jay Kaplan

Button Wall

Ghost Of A Dream

head to the next place, where we will make the same mistakes
2026



Housed within a vintage camper, head to the next place, where we will make the same mistakes transforms a familiar symbol of American mobility into a seemingly endless corridor of desire. Mirrors create the illusion of infinite space, surrounded by patterns made from remnants of ambition, reward, luck, and success.


Accompanied by the audio track you’re getting closer to your goals by Super Spirit, the installation reflects on the cyclical nature of striving and the promises that keep us moving forward.

Randy Polumbo

Bottle Rack Chandelier

Silo

Lights

Mark Mennin

Stage & Ampitheatre

Selva (2019)