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Upcoming Events

Online

Discussion on Isa Genzken

Zoom

Thursday, April 2, 1 PM EST

Hosted by The Brooklyn Rail as part of its online event series, The New Social Environment, join Ebony L. Haynes, curator of Isa Genzken: VACATION at David Zwirner in Tribeca, for a conversation on Genzken’s work with Laura Hoptman, executive director of The Drawing Center, New York.

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West Palm Beach

Artist Talk: Amy Sillman

Norton Museum of Art

Friday, April 3, 6 PM

Acclaimed painter Amy Sillman will speak at the Norton Museum of Art about her experiences with painting, art history, and the role of women in art. The talk coincides with the display of her large-scale painting, Drawer, currently on view in the museum’s contemporary galleries.

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London

Discussion on Flavin, Judd, McCracken, Ryman, Sandback

24 Grafton Street

Tuesday, April 21, 6 PM

On the occasion of Flavin, Judd, McCracken, Ryman, Sandback at our London gallery, join Wells Fray-Smith, curator of Robert Ryman: The Real Thing at The Barbican, and Chris McCormack, Associate Editor of Art Monthly, for a conversation on these five key artists whose minimal, post-minimal, abstract, and conceptual vocabularies continue to resonate across the art world today.

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Margate, England

In Conversation: Bridget Riley

Turner Contemporary

Saturday, April 25, 2–4 PM

On the occasion of the artist’s solo exhibition, Learning to See, on view at Turner Contemporary through May 4, join the artist and writer Michael Bracewell for an illustrated talk celebrating the work of Claude Monet. Riley’s exhibition title comes from one of Monet’s letters to Eugène Boudin, written late in life, thanking Boudin for being the first to teach him “to see and understand.”