'Throughout the show, Cave mixes fashion, found objects, sculpture, textiles, and more to address issues of race, gender, sexuality, and class. Curated by Naomi Beckwith, “Forothermore” will travel to New York this fall.' | cocolarolo
that one can find purpose and power within, even while they show catastrophic happenings on their surface.
“A sculpture asks you to move around it, and a performance shares the movement to a stationary audience member. Both require movement and shared space.Dressed to dazzle Nothing like an opening at the Museum of Contemporary Art to showcase the exceptional style Chicagoans have, in all their diversity. The festivities in May celebrating artist Nick Cave’s solo exhibition “Forothermore” were no exception. Body coverings were a central theme and could be appreciated on every level: on guests’ outfits in their special post-lockdown…
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