Veronica Ryan, Collective Moments V (Momentos colectivos V), 2022. Yeso, redecilla y bolsas plásticas, 4 x 3 1/2 x 6 1/4 in (10 x 9 x 16 cm). © Veronica Ryan, OBE RA. Cortesía de Alison Jacques, London
30 April 2025
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Veronica Ryan: objetos revoltosos
Pulitzer Arts Foundation presenta más de cien esculturas, tejidos, obras en papel y objetos hechos por Veronica Ryan, poniendo el foco en la preocupación de la artista por el significado personal y cultural que encarnan los objetos cotidianos.
Con curaduría de Tamara H. Schenkenberg y asistencia curatorial de Molly Moog, la exhibición Veronica Ryan: Unruly Objects (Veronica Ryan: objetos revoltosos) explora temas como la transformación, la memoria y el cuidado a través de materiales usados de manera poética.
La exhibición abarca varias décadas de carrera artística de Ryan y evidencia su compromiso con formas orgánicas como semillas, vainas y frutas, símbolos de crecimiento, migración y renovación. A menudo sus obras combinan elementos hechos a mano, elementos encontrados y elementos naturales, que animan a los espectadores a reflexionar sobre el significado personal y cultural que encarnan los objetos cotidianos. A lo largo de la muestra, Ryan reinventa materiales familiares –por ejemplo, plomo, tejidos, botellas de plástico, vaciados en bronce y envolturas de alimentos– para crear esculturas que evocan temas como la curación, el desplazamiento y la continuidad.
Veronica Ryan: Unruly Objects puede visitarse hasta el 27 de julio de 2025.
Pulitzer Arts Foundation Museum
3716 Washington Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63108
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Installation view of Veronica Ryan: Unruly Objects at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, March 7–July 27, 2025. © Veronica Ryan, OBE, Photograph by Alise O'Brien Photography. © Pulitzer Arts Foundation and Alise O’Brien Photography
Installation view of Veronica Ryan: Unruly Objects at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, March 7–July 27, 2025. © Veronica Ryan, OBE, Photograph by Alise O'Brien Photography. © Pulitzer Arts Foundation and Alise O’Brien Photography
Veronica Ryan, Momento Mori I, 2022, Bronze, reconfigured medical pillow, 5 7/8 x 11 3/4 x 15 3/4 inches, (15 x 30 x 40 cm). © Veronica Ryan, OBE RA. Courtesy Alison Jacques, London
Veronica Ryan, Sweet Dreams are Made of These (2021) Installed in Still Lives at The Hepworth Wakefied, March 2024–March 2025. Glazed ceramic stoneware, jute mat, 5 7/8 × 83 7/8 × 83 7/8 inches (14.9 × 213 × 213 cm). © Veronica Ryan, Presented by the Contemporary Art Society through its Special Partnership with the Henry Moore Foundation, supported by Cathy Wills, 2022/23. Wakefield Council Permanent Art Collection (The Hepworth Wakefield), Photo: George Baggaley
Installation view of Veronica Ryan: Unruly Objects at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, March 7–July 27, 2025. © Veronica Ryan, OBE, Photograph by Alise O'Brien Photography. © Pulitzer Arts Foundation and Alise O’Brien Photography
Veronica Ryan, Untitled, 1985. Tate, presented by the American Fund for the Tate Gallery, courtesy of Howard Karshan to mark his term as Chairman of the Patrons of New Art (1993-1997) 2009. © Veronica Ryan. Photo: © Tate
Installation view of Veronica Ryan: Unruly Objects at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, March 7–July 27, 2025. © Veronica Ryan, OBE, Photograph by Alise O'Brien Photography. © Pulitzer Arts Foundation and Alise O’Brien Photography
![Veronica Ryan, Territories, 1986. Oil and graphite on paper, 21 4/15 x 29 2/15 inches (54.0 x 74.0 cm) [VR 1]. © Veronica Ryan. Courtesy of Paula Cooper Gallery. Photo: Kettle’s Yard](https://cdn.sanity.io/images/t4cb1ejj/production/8c2d7fb875b1bc2b707f9747287dd98cd7e7e7a3-1400x1037.jpg?q=90&auto=format&dpr=2&fit=max&w=3840)
Veronica Ryan, Territories, 1986. Oil and graphite on paper, 21 4/15 x 29 2/15 inches (54.0 x 74.0 cm) [VR 1]. © Veronica Ryan. Courtesy of Paula Cooper Gallery. Photo: Kettle’s Yard
Installation view of Veronica Ryan: Unruly Objects at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, March 7–July 27, 2025. © Veronica Ryan, OBE, Photograph by Alise O'Brien Photography. © Pulitzer Arts Foundation and Alise O’Brien Photography
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