Daniel Horowitz Exhibition 'Totem and Taboo' Opens at Tillou Fine Art, Featured in The Review Panel Discussion

Tillou Fine Art opened its doors today from 1pm to 6:30pm by special arrangement to accommodate visitors attending The Review Panel at 7pm. The gallery is presenting Daniel Horowitz: Totem and Taboo, an exhibition that juxtaposes Horowitz's paintings with a collection of African carvings. Horowitz frequently employs found printed fabric as the support for his paintings, reflecting what the gallery describes as "the raw and the cooked" dimension of his artistic practice. According to the gallery's press release, the show investigates the complex nature of post-colonial identity within Western societies. It simultaneously honors the impact of tribal art on modernist movements and considers the existential dilemmas prompted by the Anthropocene era. The Brooklyn Public Library is located approximately twenty minutes on foot from the gallery. The exhibition itself is scheduled to be a topic of conversation during The Review Panel event this evening.