Blinky Palermo's unconventional supports explored in group exhibition curated by Katy Siegel and David Reed

A group exhibition examines the contemporary history of unconventional supports in art. Curated by Katy Siegel with David Reed, the show focuses on Blinky Palermo's artistic approach. Palermo's work reveals emotion and poise through subtly modulated, streamlined forms. The exhibition explores how artists have employed non-traditional materials and surfaces throughout recent art history. This presentation highlights Palermo's significant contributions to post-war German art and his influence on contemporary practices. The curatorial framework connects historical experimentation with current artistic investigations into materiality and form. By examining unconventional supports, the exhibition addresses fundamental questions about artistic medium and expression. The show provides insight into Palermo's distinctive visual language and its enduring relevance.