THE WAREHOUSE: Public Tour 

Join us for a guided tour of the exhibition Thinking Out Loud: Notes for an Evolving Collection.

Thinking Out Loud: Notes for an Evolving Collection looks principally at recent acquisitions of The Rachofsky Collection, and also explores significant artworks within the collection that have been rarely or never displayed. In general, each gallery is treated as an independent installation; however, included within the exhibition is a “show within a show” entitled Reconsidering Conceptual Art. This mini-exhibition is comprised of two small, monographic galleries dedicated to Korean artist Seung-taek Lee and Italian artist Giulio Paolini, and one large gallery featuring an amalgamation of works by many artists from different cultures.

Unlike several of the previous exhibitions at The Warehouse, which were built upon precise concepts that unfolded throughout the galleries, this installation intentionally utilizes the space in a more flexible and multivalent manner to present the collection. This approach allows more freedom to explore the work of individual artists, various art movements, and the recent evolution of the collection. In addition to Reconsidering Conceptual Art, the current exhibition also includes two galleries of new paintings acquired in recent years, a major installation piece by Damián Ortega, a display of postwar Japanese Surrealism, and a fresh consideration of Minimalism and its lineage. Most importantly, Thinking Out Loud is a vehicle to look at new areas in collecting, in order to explore a more precise set of priorities for evolving The Rachofsky Collection.