Exhibition · Arsenal Contemporary Art
Twilight Zone
Apr 24 – Jun 6
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About the show
Nicolas Baier, Michel de Broin, Max Hooper Schneider, Rose Marcus, Scott McFarland, Sterling Wells, Kayla Witt
Arsenal Contemporary, New York and Night Gallery, Los Angeles are pleased to present Twilight Zone, a dynamic group exhibition that continues our collaboration in New York City's Tribeca neighborhood.
Inspired by the cultural legacy and philosophical premise of Rod Serling's eponymous television series, this group exhibition brings together a disparate group of artists whose practices probe the mysterious terrain between the rational and the unknown. Twilight Zone borrows its title from the iconic program, invoking the liminal dimension described in its opening narration: "the middle ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition." The exhibition looks at how contemporary art can occupy and expand this speculative threshold. Across sculpture, photography, and painting, the artists explore states of transition, perception, and transformation—worlds that hover between the familiar and the uncanny.
About Arsenal Contemporary Art
Arsenal Contemporary Art is a private art center and cultural initiative founded in 2011, devoted to the support, promotion, and development of Canadian contemporary art. With locations in Montreal, Toronto, and New York (since 2017), each art center's programming is tailored to its community and audience.
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