Al Taylor: Playing with Color
Spanning the mid-1970s through the late 1980s, this is the first presentation of the visionary American artist to be staged in Asia.
L’Objet Invisible: Giacometti / Sandback
This exhibition explores how Giacometti and Sandback worked in different visual registers, but found commonality in their use of space, line, verticality, and the implication of movement in their work.
Tiona Nekkia McClodden: MASK / CONCEAL / CARRY
McClodden's work considers the presence and absence of the black figure as well as the aesthetic strategies of illumination and opacity that subvert available modes of representation.
Al Taylor: Playing with Color
Spanning the mid-1970s through the late 1980s, this is the first presentation of the visionary American artist to be staged in Asia.
L’Objet Invisible: Giacometti / Sandback
This exhibition explores how Giacometti and Sandback worked in different visual registers, but found commonality in their use of space, line, verticality, and the implication of movement in their work.
Tiona Nekkia McClodden: MASK / CONCEAL / CARRY
McClodden's work considers the presence and absence of the black figure as well as the aesthetic strategies of illumination and opacity that subvert available modes of representation.
Wolfgang Tillmans: To look without fear
Presenting the full breadth and depth of the artist’s career, this exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, invites us to experience the artist’s vision of what it feels like to live today.
Jerry Saltz Reviews Wolfgang Tillmans
"We do not just stand still and look forward when we look at a Tillmans," Saltz writes. "We become the full-body sensing systems that we are."
Wolfgang Tillmans Profiled by The New York Times
Read an extensive profile on and interview with the prolific artist, published on the occasion of his forthcoming solo exhibition at MoMA, his largest presentation to date.
W Magazine: Wolfgang Tillmans’ Ways of Seeing
"His attraction to fluidity makes Tillmans an exemplary artist for a time in which everything—from world politics to personal identity—is in flux."
Wolfgang Tillmans: To look without fear
Presenting the full breadth and depth of the artist’s career, this exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, invites us to experience the artist’s vision of what it feels like to live today.
Jerry Saltz Reviews Wolfgang Tillmans
"We do not just stand still and look forward when we look at a Tillmans," Saltz writes. "We become the full-body sensing systems that we are."
Wolfgang Tillmans Profiled by The New York Times
Read an extensive profile on and interview with the prolific artist, published on the occasion of his forthcoming solo exhibition at MoMA, his largest presentation to date.
W Magazine: Wolfgang Tillmans’ Ways of Seeing
"His attraction to fluidity makes Tillmans an exemplary artist for a time in which everything—from world politics to personal identity—is in flux."
Exceptional Works: William Eggleston
This presentation will explore an iconic early photograph, considered by Eggleston to be one of his most important works.
Frieze London
Our presentation at Frieze London will focus on new works by Lucas Arruda, Wolfgang Tillmans, and Lisa Yuskavage.
Exceptional Works: William Eggleston
This presentation will explore an iconic early photograph, considered by Eggleston to be one of his most important works.
Frieze London
Our presentation at Frieze London will focus on new works by Lucas Arruda, Wolfgang Tillmans, and Lisa Yuskavage.
