Nicole Eisenman retrospective at Museum Brandhorst showcases three decades of satirical painting and sculpture

The Museum Brandhorst in Munich is presenting an exhibition by Nicole Eisenman titled 'What Happened,' which encompasses approximately 100 artworks spanning three decades. Among the standout pieces are 'Procession' (2019), showcased at the contentious 2019 Whitney Biennial, alongside earlier works such as 'Lemonade Stand' (1994) and 'Swimmers in the Lap Lane' (1995). The paintings are thematically arranged around subjects like 'Heads,' 'Being an Artist,' and 'Screens, Sex & Solitude,' highlighting Eisenman's connection to digital culture. Key pieces include 'The Session' (2008), 'Tea Party' (2011), 'Seder' (2010), and 'Commerce Feeds Creativity' (2004). The exhibition also features early installations and a new video animation, 'What Happened: The Movie' (2023), and will be on display until September 10, 2023.