Amy Sillman's Exhibition at The Drawing Center in March 2016

Amy Sillman presented a solo exhibition titled "The Flyer" at The Drawing Center in New York City from March 4 to May 22, 2016. The exhibition featured new drawings and paintings by the artist, exploring themes of abstraction, gesture, and color. Sillman's work in this show continued her investigation of the relationship between drawing and painting, incorporating elements of humor and improvisation. The exhibition was accompanied by a publication with contributions from art critics and scholars. Sillman, known for her vibrant and dynamic compositions, has been a significant figure in contemporary abstract painting since the 1990s. The Drawing Center, founded in 1977, is a nonprofit museum dedicated to the exhibition and study of drawing. This exhibition highlighted Sillman's ongoing engagement with process-based abstraction and her influence on younger artists. The show received critical attention for its playful yet rigorous approach to formal concerns in contemporary art.