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This exhibition features a century’s breadth of artistic innovation where distortion—whether in form, color, concept, or context—serves as a powerful narrative tool.
Centered around Mark Rothko’s “Untitled (Plum and Brown)” from the 1960s, the exhibit showcases his masterful use of resonant colors that seem to shift and breathe, capturing the essence of distortion through abstract form. Rothko’s work pulls you into a meditative space, prompting a deep connection with the emotional and perceptual effects of color and space, setting the stage for a reflective and interactive journey throughout …