Hunter College Hosts Multiple Art Exhibitions This Spring
Hunter College is presenting a series of exhibitions this spring, including a retrospective of an influential abstract painting group, a show titled 'Notations: The Cage Effect Today' running through April 21, and a solo exhibition by Becky Brown. The retrospective features works from a time when artists communicated via postcards and faxes, and is on view at 450 West 41st Street through May 8. The exhibitions explore themes from abstract painting to the influence of John Cage, and the anxieties of nightfall as depicted in van Gogh's 'The Night Café' (1888) at MoMA.
Key facts
- Hunter College is hosting a retrospective of an influential abstract painting group.
- The retrospective is on view at 450 West 41st Street through May 8.
- 'Notations: The Cage Effect Today' runs through April 21.
- Becky Brown has a solo exhibition at Hunter College.
- The exhibitions include works from the era of postcards and faxes.
- Van Gogh's 'The Night Café' (1888) at MoMA is referenced in the context of nightfall anxiety.
- The exhibitions are part of Hunter College's spring programming.
- The shows are located at Hunter College in New York.
Entities
Artists
- Becky Brown
- Vincent van Gogh
Institutions
- Hunter College
- Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
Locations
- New York City
- United States
- 450 West 41st Street