Cecily Brown's retrospective exhibition opens in Philadelphia

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Cecily Brown's mid-career retrospective, "Themes and Variations," is now open at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia until May 25. This exhibition features 30 works, marking the largest display of her art in the U.S. to date. Brown's new show explores her artistic journey, blending contemporary themes with historical influences. She encourages viewers to engage deeply with her paintings, which reflect on complex subjects like war and sexuality, while also showcasing her evolution as a painter. The exhibition includes works inspired by past masters and highlights her experimentation with different styles. Brown's recent pieces, created during the pandemic, demonstrate her growth and willingness to challenge herself, including her first attempts at painting straight lines.


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