Saul Steinberg's Imagined Interiors Explores Psychological Spaces in Online Exhibition

Pace Gallery has launched an online exhibition named 'Imagined Interiors,' showcasing the artistry of Saul Steinberg, under the curation of Michaela Mohrmann. The American artist, originally from Romania, is celebrated for his illustrations in The New Yorker, particularly those depicting home life. Featured pieces include Untitled (Now!) from the early 1960s, which illustrates a cat facing a 'NOW!' word cloud, and Looking Down (1988), where a cat observes a tumultuous scene inspired by Utagawa Hiroshige. The exhibition also presents images layered within images, such as a 1950 photograph accompanied by line drawings. Contextual blurbs and archival images are included, with 'buy now' options labeled as 'enquire.' This online showcase addresses the closure of physical galleries, emphasizing the contemporary significance of Steinberg's art.