The Frederic Remington Art Museum will add a new permanent gallery space dedicated to Ogdensburg’s other famous sculptor, Sally James Farnham. A gift from the McCabe Foundation will fund the new, permanent exhibit on the second floor of the museum. Farnham, who lived from 1869 to 1943, was a contemporary of Frederic Remington. Remington executive director Laura Foster says Farnham was known for her works in bronze, but equally skilled in a variety of mediums. The new space, scheduled to open in the summer of 2018, will include Farnham sculptures and portrait works. The Remington Museum is home to the largest public collection of Farnham’s work, according to Foster. Farnham’s 1906 monument in Ogdensburg’s Library Park titled “The Spirit of Liberty” is a local landmark.