Poetic in their realisation, the selection of works presented is not only an introduction to Lydia Gifford’s art, but it is also a great opportunity to gauge the health of contemporary painting practice.
On view until February 27
Appointment required
This presentation centers on a new poetic and nostalgic text by Etel Adnan, based on her experience of moving between her native Lebanon, California, and France.
On view until March 20
Appointment required
Alive to the world around him, Whitney’s personal experiences are ingrained in his abstractions, as his wide-ranging titles suggest.
On view until April 10
Appointment required
What, the artist wonders, determines when something feels over? More importantly, what makes a person—someone like himself, for example—happy, now?
On view until March 27
Appointment encouraged
This two-part exhibition featuring photographs that span from 1942–1970, demonstrates the continued influence and impact of Parks’s images, which remain as relevant today as they were at the time of their making.
On view until February 20
Appointment encouraged
In each of Tam Ochiai works, multiple time periods and fluid thoughts come and go, which can be described as the gestures of an artist who is in the process of forming and dismantling a concept, and then connecting it to the next thought.
On view until 11 April
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“Is there a space of free expression for Black portrait painters and their subjects? A place where they are free from the concerns and canons of Western painting? A space where there are no heroes, protestors or reasons to justify presence?…” — Antwuan Sargent
On view until February 20
Appointment encouraged
With Paradise Edict Michael Armitage, who will be awarded the renowned Ruth Baumgarte Art Award in the fall, celebrates his first major presentation in a museum setting and his first show in Germany.
On view until 14 February
Temporarily closed
Nik Nowak turns, for the first time, to the medium of ceramics.
On view until 10 April
Appointment required
A summary of works from the past twenty-three years by Mirra that relate to water. Not only as a fluid or frozen element but also as a socio-poetic statement.
On view until April 17
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Through painting and multimedia installation, Manuel Fois’s work investigates the concept of language transmigration and the relationship between virtual and physical image.
On view until March 20
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Drawing parallels to Steinbeck’s last novel, The Winter of Our Discontent, as well as Shakespeare’s eponymous verse from Richard III, “Now is the winter of our discontent / Made glorious summer by this sun of York,” the exhibition alludes to our present as a profoundly urgent moment for reflection and sowing the seeds of change.
On view until April 1
Appointment encouraged
Romancing the Surface brings together nine artists who explore the sensorial dynamics of materiality in relation to the physical nature of both painting and sculpture.
On view until 6 March
Appointment required
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
Appointment required
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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