Haas Brothers: Moonlight

May 11, 2024 - August 25, 2024

Twin brothers Nikolai and Simon Haas install a series of dream-like works inside and outside the museum, highlighting the fusion of art, design, and technology in their practice. Their other-worldly sculptures will be installed in the museum and garden and outside on Flora Street, greeting museum visitors and passersby alike from May 11 to August 25, 2024, conjuring the magic of moonlight through the summer months. 

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Hugh Hayden: Homecoming

September 14, 2024 - January 5, 2025

Working in the tradition of wood carving and carpentry, New York-based artist Hugh Hayden builds sculptures and installations that explore the idea of the “American Dream.” Church pews, a dinner table and chairs, or a football helmet—signifiers of faith, family, and athletics—become surreal and somewhat sinister subjects in the hands of Hayden, who frequently carves thorns and branches into surfaces of things that would normally come into contact with the human body, implying potential harm, or at least discomfort, should they be engaged with. 

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Samara Golden

September 28, 2024 - January 12, 2025

For nearly 15 years, Los Angeles-based artist Samara Golden has been creating installations that deploy architecture and mirrors to create disquieting and disorienting environments, often populated by individuals, or traces of their presence, that have in the past spoken to experiences of violence and its aftermath, disparities of class, or illness and recovery. Her often mind-bogglingly complex installations can range from seemingly chaotic to quietly seething. Golden populates them with handmade domestic forms and textures using such materials as plastics, epoxy, and spray foam to construct a setting both familiar and ill-at-ease in its artificiality. 

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