Fault Lines: Contemporary Abstraction by Artists from South Asia
The power of a line: for the six female artists featured in this exhibition, it鈥檚 both an infinitely malleable form and a poetic metaphor for the borders and divisions that make up our world. Discover abstract paintings, sculptures, textiles, and works on paper that uniquely embrace and rethink the minimalist approach to explore questions about memory, home, and belonging.
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The power of a line: for the six female artists featured in this exhibition, it鈥檚 both an infinitely malleable form and a poetic metaphor for the borders and divisions that make up our world. Discover abstract paintings, sculptures, textiles, and works on paper that uniquely embrace and rethink the minimalist approach to explore questions about memory, home, and belonging.
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It may be that the season鈥檚 most important art installation won鈥檛 have an opening at all.
The Philadelphia Museum of Art announced today that it will reopen to the public on Sunday, September 6, 2020, following a nearly six-month closure that was necessitated by the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Rodin Museum will also be reopening on this date.
Andrea Kirsh says slow down when viewing 鈥淔ault Lines鈥� at the PMA, to catch the many real world references in this excellent show of abstract art by six South Asian women.
The works in Fault Lines prove that abstraction need not be confined to the inner life of the artist.
