Beverly Buchanan: Ruination and Regeneration

Andrew Edlin Gallery is pleased to present Beverly Buchanan: Ruination and Regeneration, an exhibition that examines how architecture became an organizing framework through which Buchanan continually reimagined landscape, memory, and everyday experience. Spanning nearly five decades, the presentation brings together over 40 key works from across Buchanan’s oeuvre, including paintings, sculpture, drawings, photography and archival materials, among them rarely exhibited paintings from her early career, cast concrete sculptures from her Georgia residences, and her renowned wooden shacks. Curated by Gallery Director Aurélie Bernard Wortsman, the exhibition opens concurrently with the publication of the first major monograph devoted to Buchanan’s work, edited by Wortsman.