Richard Serra Drawing Retrospective Concludes at Metropolitan Museum

The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City is presenting Richard Serra's first museum drawing retrospective, which concludes on August 28th. This exhibition features fifty drawings alongside selected sketchbooks that trace the artist's creative evolution across four decades. Among the works displayed is "Untitled" from 1972, a charcoal on paper piece measuring 29-3/4 by 41-1/2 inches that entered the museum's collection in 1975 as a gift from John Coplans. Located at 1000 Fifth Avenue at 82nd Street, the show offers visitors a comprehensive look at Serra's drawing practice through his extensive career. The retrospective provides insight into the development of one of contemporary sculpture's most significant figures through his works on paper. Contact information for the museum is available at 212-879-5500.