The Swiss-Argentinian artist Vivian Suter leaves her brightly painted canvases to weather outside her studio in Guatemala, so that rain, mud and wildlife modify her marks. For her first Boston show, these works are tacked to walls and hung from racks in a single, large-scale installation. Find out more from the ICA Boston’s website.
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‘Vivian Suter’, installation view, Gladstone Gallery, New York, 2019. Photo: David Regen; © Vivian Suter
‘Vivian Suter’, installation view, Gladstone Gallery, New York, 2019. Photo: David Regen; © Vivian Suter
‘Vivian Suter’, installation view, Gladstone Gallery, New York, 2019. Photo: David Regen; © Vivian Suter
‘Vivian Suter’, installation view, Gladstone Gallery, New York, 2019. Photo: David Regen; © Vivian Suter
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