Openings & Events

Coinciding with the opening of his exhibition at our Los Angeles gallery, Thomas Ruff has been invited to install a special presentation at this year’s edition of Paris Photo. To celebrate this 36-meter long installation, join the artist for a conversation on his artistic practice as an expanded theory with Florian Ebner, head of the Centre Pompidou’s photography department. Please note that tickets to the fair are required in order to attend the discussion.

Dia Art Foundation, the Barbican, and Pre-Echo Press invite you to a celebratory evening of readings on and from Robert Ryman: The Real Thing, published in conjunction with Ryman’s survey currently on view at the Barbican in London. Hosted by curators Wells Fray-Smith and Matilde Guidelli-Guidi, artists and writers will respond to the publication and to Ryman’s work.

Inspired by No Plan At All: Prints from BORCH Editions, these workshops invite children aged five and above to explore the exciting possibilities of printmaking through the craft of Indian woodblock printing on tote bags. Just as artists explore different ways of making and transforming images through print, children will develop their own ideas through hands-on experimentation by using hand-carved wooden blocks to create patterns, experiment with color, and discover the magic of repetition. 
 
Please note we will host four separate sessions, and attendees may select their preferred hour-long time slot at the link below.

Join us for a conversation between writers and art historians Cora Chalaby and Matthew Holman celebrating the release of To define a feeling: Joan Mitchell, 1960–1965. Dedicated to Mitchell’s remarkable paintings from the early 1960s, this richly produced catalogue illuminates a pivotal chapter in the internationally acclaimed artist’s career.