Eruption traces expressionist painting as it emerges from periods of social tension and division. Historical and contemporary works are placed in conversation, presenting the body as a charged site of gesture, memory, and conflict. In contrast to technological rationalism, these paintings foreground imagination, emotion, and material presence. Across generations, the artists offer a visceral response to history and to the pressures of the present moment.
Featuring work by Georg Baselitz, Ellen Berkenblit, Francesco Clemente, Amrita Dhillon, Jake Fagundo, Eric Fischl, Georgia Gardner Gray, Lorian Gwynn, Konstantina Krikzoni, Brandon Landers, Maria Lassnig, Alexandra Metcalf, Archie Rand, Osama Al Rayyan, Sylvia Snowden, Jan Eustachy Wolski, and Andrew Woolbright
