Colour drop presented British-based, Canadian artist Christina Mackie’s first solo museum exhibition in the United States. Central to the exhibition is color: the production and consumption of color, and the association of color and action. Her practice is empirical, reliant on observation but prompted by personal reflection and a curiosity for the natural world. Here, found and natural objects were arranged alongside large-scale sculptures and glass and ceramic works made specifically for the exhibition.
The poster features an abstract composition created with colored pigments, similar to those used in the exhibition’s installations of nets and pools.
18 x 24", double-sided
unfolded, shipped rolled
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