Marc Hom has always loved sculpture gardens. The fascination only grew when the Danish fashion photographer, after moving to New York City from Copenhagen in 1989, later visited the Hudson Valley’s Storm King. Wandering through the 500-acre open-air museum, Hom dreamed of creating one of his own. Two decades later, he presents “Re-Framed” in the backyard of the Fenimore Art Museum, overlooking Otsego Lake in Cooperstown, New York. Twenty-eight Hom portraits—from Anne Hathaway and Cher to Samuel L. Jackson and Johnny Depp—are blown up to 11-feet high and mounted in Masonite frames that swivel in the wind. Don’t worry if you can’t make it to upstate New York before Labor Day—“Re-Framed” will be accompanied by a book, featuring the entire selection of photographs on display along with details about the exhibition’s creation. —Jeanne Malle