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This is a curated solo exhibition by Anne Healy featuring sculptures and photographs from the 1970s, not an open call for artist submissions.
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Get matched →Logic of Intuition is the first solo exhibition of Anne Healy's work in decades, featuring both outdoor and indoor sculptures at the Hessel Museum of Art and the Bard College campus. The exhibition emphasizes the intersection between public art and theater, bringing together sculptures and photographs of works from the 1970s.
The exhibition showcases Anne Healy's practice from the 1970s, when she created dynamic works sewn from lightweight nylon spinnaker sailcloth. By highlighting this decade of her career, the exhibition demonstrates how she defines the artist as an actor and considers the audience to be a crucial component of her practice. Outdoor works, such as Squeeze Play (1972), exemplify her daring public interventions through scale and material. Indoor works, often made from chiffon fabric and aluminum rods, include pieces such as Motet and Georgia, lit from multiple angles as if in a stage set.
This exhibition is supported by The Jenni Crain Foundation, an initiative dedicated to preserving the legacy of the esteemed artist and curator.
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