Robert Indiana: ONE through ZERO – On view through November 30, 2017
Visit the Glass House to see the exhibition Robert Indiana: ONE through ZERO, on view through November 30th. We recommend visiting on a self-guided tour day for best access to this installation. Join us for self-guided tours in July on Sunday, July 16 or Sunday July 30. Limited tickets – reserve today!
Robert Indiana’s ONE through ZERO is comprised of ten 6-foot-high COR-TEN steel sculptures that were conceived in 1980 and executed in 2003. Visitors will find these monumental works located in a field just to the south of the Glass House itself, where they have been placed to accentuate the edge of the hill that separates the house from the pond and pavilion below. Taking advantage of the changes of level in the landscape and the visual connections with many highlights of the property, the installation conjoins Philip Johnson and Robert Indiana’s visionary approach to industrial materials, proportion, form and the understanding of space.
The exhibition has been made possible through generous support from the Morgan Art Foundation and the Salama-Caro family.
Julian Schnabel: “Paintings that I hope Philip and David would like” – Final rotation on view through August 14th
Visit the Glass House to see the final rotation of the exhibition Julian Schnabel: “Paintings that I hope Philip and David would like” on view now through August 14th. The third and final rotation of this exhibition, Paintings from the 1980s and 1990s, feature works from the Glass House’s Permanent Collection. Collected by both Philip Johnson and David Whitney, these works are on view from July 13th to August 14th.
Julian Schnabel: “Paintings that I hope Philip and David would like” is an intimate survey showcasing Julian Schnabel’s prolific painting career. Over the course of the exhibition period, the Painting Gallery panels will rotate three times to present paintings selected by the artist. Each rotation will feature six works from different periods of the artist’s career.
This exhibition was funded in part by the Grainger Society.
Glass House Presents – Columbus with Frances Anderton + Kogonada
A screening and conversation at Grace Farms
Sunday, July 30, 2:00-5:30pm
Join Frances Anderton, host of KCRW’s DnA: Design and Architecture, and filmmaker Kogonada in the SANAA-designed River building at Grace Farms for an advance screening of Kogonada’s Columbus, a new film that centers around the Indiana city celebrated for its many significant modernist buildings by Eero Saarinen, I.M. Pei, and Deborah Berke, among others. The screening will be followed by a conversation between Anderton and Kogonada as well as a light reception.
The Glass House, 199 Elm Street, New Canaan, CT 06840
