Always Already

Abstraction in North America predates the founding of the United States by thousands of years. Picking up this story in the 19th century, Always Already celebrates diverse approaches to color, geometry, and composition. 

In addition to paintings and drawings, it features textiles, ceramics, and sculpture, highlighting a wide range of media. The work ranges from long-time Hood Museum highlights by Marc Rothko and Georgia O’Keeffe to new acquisitions from Barbara Takenaga, Dan Namingha, and Jordan Craig.​

Credit: Exhibition overview from museum website