These newest works look to the abstraction of Georgia O’Keeffe, the interiority of Félix Vallotton, the austere poetry of H.D., and the collective isolation and reflection on mortality brought by the global pandemic.
On view until March 13
Appointment required
“High above the trees in the dark, taking in the life of the forest at night, but also knowing that you’re responsible to sound the alarm if fire appears, but that it likely won’t, but still, it could.”
On view until February 20
Temporarily closed
On view until February 20
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Al Qasimi interrogates the roles and uses of photography with careful skepticism, posing that today’s visual fluency can often be too trusting of images.
On view until February 13
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“This show is composed of sticks and a video.
Sticks are foraged branches, from near my studio.
They are Nature’s pure gift, they’re products of the Sun.
They grew to their zenith, then fell, one by one.” — Sutter-Shudo
On view until March 13
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Elene Chantladze’s exhibition at Modern Art includes a selection of both new and earlier work, showing her breadth of painterly technique and, material, exploration.
Temporarily closed
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This unique project brings together a diverse curated selection of international contemporary art and the best of classic mid century Nordic design.
On view until 2 April
Temporarily closed
The exhibition takes its title from Blaise Pascal’s well-known phrase: ‘the heart has its reasons of which reason knows nothing.’
On view until March 31
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On view until January 23
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Martinez’s latest group of paintings, many executed during the lockdown of 2020, are works in which he practically takes stock of all he has thus far achieved in his art.
On view until February 27
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On view until 12 March
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100mph sensitively reflects on themes of sexuality, narratives of progress, our built environments, and the subconscious mind.
On view until 5 March
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The exhibition Tempest reflects on the physical and metaphysical transformations of water.
On view until 27 February
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The exhibition gathers Lucas’ new and older sculptures which tirelessly challenge gender stereotypes and confront the viewer with investigations of sexuality and identity in a playful and ironic way.
On view until 13 March
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The exhibition gathers for the first time a selection of over 150 editions published by Multiples, Inc. in collaboration with over 70 artists.
On view until February 27
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Lucy’s paintings are loquacious despite seeming unassuming. They thrust us towards the edge of a precipice right where our inhibitions ends and our subconscious begins. Suddenly, we find ourselves in the entrails of a complex labyrinth where the walls are moving…
On view until 27 February
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On view until February 23
Appointment suggested
The paintings exhibited serve as Tramaine’s creative rumination on the many trials and tribulations that have come to define 2020.
On view until 28 February
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