Sprüth Magers Gallery

Monika Sprüth and Philomene Magers are pleased to present A well of night, a solo exhibition of new and reimagined works by Thea Djordjadze. Known for sculptural environments that are continually reworked in response to the spaces they inhabit, Djordjadze draws on the logic of architectural space, the formal legacy of modernist design, and the cultural memory of her Georgian roots to produce works that resist easy categorization.

John Baldessari is celebrated for his brilliant visual experiments with language, photography, and painting. This exhibition at the Los Angeles gallery is devoted to the sculptural impulse in Baldessari’s work, bringing together projects that illustrate his dramatic and often humorous manipulations of space and scale.

Spanning 1982 to 2014, this survey exhibition is the first show of Walter Dahn’s work since his passing. A pioneer of the “Bad” Painting movement, Dahn valued raw brushwork and expressive composition over the precision and headiness of Minimalism and Conceptualism.