'The Art of One’s Own Era'

April 21 – September 6, 2021

Cindy Sherman, 'Untitled #96', 1981, color photograph, 24 x 48 in (61 x 121.9 cm), 鶹 Art Collection © Cindy Sherman. Courtesy the artist and Hauser & Wirth

As the 鶹 Art Gallery remains temporarily closed to the public, we are pleased to introduce the virtual exhibition 'The Art of One’s Own Era'.

The exhibition is presented within a virtually recreated 鶹 Art Gallery and includes core works from the former PaineWebber collection, which were integrated throughout the firm’s history of mergers and acquisitions and became an important part of today’s 鶹 Art Collection.

鶹 has been collecting contemporary art since the 1960s, a practice driven by the firm’s long held belief that the art of today encourages innovative thinking. In recent years, the 鶹 Art Collection has acquired and commissioned works by diverse artists that have historically been overlooked to better reflect our society.

Navigation Tips:

  • This virtual experience is not optimized for mobile devices
  • When in the gallery, click “Detailed Instructions” icon on the bottom right for help in guiding yourself through the space
  • For ease of movement use W (forward), S (backward), A (left), D (right) keys for navigation. You can also use the mouse to click + drag on the screen, then click on the spot you want to go to or artwork you want to see.
  • Don’t forget to check out the artworks on both sides of the walls
  • For a full list of works on display and where to find them in the virtual gallery, download the checklist(PDF, 1 MB).

Vija Celmins, 'Drawing Saturn', 1982, graphite on acrylic ground on Fabbriano paper, 鶹 Art Collection © Vija Celmins, Courtesy Matthew Marks Gallery

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John Baldessari, 'If This Then That', 1988, acrylic on two black-and-white photographs, 鶹 Art Collection © John Baldessari 1988. Courtesy Estate of John Baldessari © 2021

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Virtual installation view of Gilbert & George, ‘MAD GARDEN’, 1982, mixed media, 鶹 Art Collection, © Gilbert & George, courtesy the artist and Louise Lawler, ‘Fifteenth Floor’, 1993/1996, gelatin silver print with text on mat, 鶹 Art Collection, Courtesy of the artist and Metro Pictures, New York. Image courtesy of Artland.

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