I Stand Like A Mirror Before You

Leonor Antunes creates sculptures that reflect the environment that surrounds them and make reference to the work of lesser-known figures from the history of twentieth-century art, architecture, and design.  Engaging directly with both the site of exhibition and the viewers’ bodies, Antunes has created a densely choreographed series of meticulously handcrafted objects that find sculptural form as vertical or horizontal demarcations in space or as woven, transparent nets and grids. The five-part hanging brass work serving objects  references Albers’s textile Tapestry, in which handwoven checkerboard patterns that shift from dark to light evoke movement and transition from one state to another.
Thursday 11 a.m.–9 p.m.