Day-to-Day: Rhythm, Routine, Resistance

This exhibition showcases Helen Frankenthaler's printmaking career, featuring works from early experiments to later technical innovations, highlighting her collaborative ethos and how she reimagined the possibilities of both painting and printmaking.

This Viewpoints presentation features Learoyd’s large-scale photograph of a dead grey reef shark in the Henry’s permanent collection. This photograph draws from lineages of scientific photography and still life across media, resulting in a picture that surfaces entanglements between traditions of imaging and practices of extraction from land, people, and other living creatures.

Joiri Minaya (b.1990, New York City; raised in the Dominican Republic) is a multidisciplinary artist who examines the Tropics as a constructed place and identity. The exhibition at the Henry will showcase the versatile language of textiles that Minaya has developed to critique the making of a global Tropics.