Lisson artists featured at The Warehouse, Dallas, United States

30 January 2025

Until 28 June 2025, Warehouse Dallas Art Foundation presents 'Double Vision: The Rachofsky Collection and the Hartland & Mackie / Labora Collection' featuring Elaine Cameron Weir, Kelly Akashi, Lee Ufan, Josh Kline and Cheyney Thompson.

The inaugural exhibition of the newly formed Warehouse Dallas Art Foundation offers a glimpse at two collections—The Rachofsky Collection, created over the past 40 years, and the Hartland & Mackie / Labora Collection, developed more recently over the last decade. The two collections overlap and diverge in inspiration, content, and style, yet are nuanced enough to reflect different points of view.

As the exhibition unfolds, each gallery explores a theme or artist central to both collections. A number of galleries feature in-depth explorations of three central themes in contemporary art: the state of abstract painting, the reemergence of a surrealist sensibility, and a rebellious challenge to traditional Modernist sculpture. The show also includes several galleries that centre on dialogues between two artists. These pairings set up a series of conversations between the two collections, as well as among artists of different generations who share a creative inquiry into themes like the figure, science, poetry, fragmentation, and the very nature of painting itself.

Find out more via The Warehouse Dallas.

Image: Josh Kline, Unemployed Journalist (Dave), 2018, 3D-printed sculpture in acrylic based photopolymer resin, foam and polyethylene bag, 53 x 64 x 104 cm, 1/3 + II AP, Photo by Robert Glowacki. © Josh Kline & Modern Art, London.