Contemporary Art Exhibition: The Edge of Now

Where Boundaries Blur, Materials Shift, and Form Takes on New Meaning.

Discovering Ambiguity in Our Contemporary Art Exhibition

This contemporary art exhibition, “The Edge of Now,” exists in a state of constant evolution—never fixed, always unfolding. Featuring visionary artists such as Tony Cragg, Jeppe Hein, and Damien Hirst, the collection delves into the liminal spaces where materials defy expectations, compositions hold quiet tension, and forms inspire open-ended conversations.

Art in the Space Between

“The Edge of Now” is not about drawing conclusions; it’s about experiencing the dynamic potential of in-between spaces. Shapes hover at the edge of recognition, textures disrupt smooth expanses, and negative spaces become as powerful as the objects themselves. Each artwork demonstrates movement within stillness, revealing structures through fluidity and sparking a dialogue between presence and absence.

Experience Transformation Through Simplicity and Intention

These pieces invite viewers to pause and observe subtle interactions—how light engages with surfaces, how a single gesture transforms perception, and how true balance emerges from intentionality rather than symmetry. Tony Cragg, Jeppe Hein, and Damien Hirst lead this exploration into contemporary art’s capacity for continual transformation and boundary-pushing creativity.

The Feeling of Contemporary Possibility

Ultimately, “The Edge of Now” is more than a location—it’s a powerful feeling of transition, possibility, and artistic expression existing just before definition.

Visit the exhibition to immerse yourself in contemporary art that lives at the vibrant edge of possibility.

Stylized graphic depiction of four pedestrians in vibrant, simplified shapes against a bright blue background.

Julian Opie ‘Walking in Busan 4’ 2023, Auto Paint on Aluminium, Includes Certificate of Authenticity

Reflective metal sculpture by Tony Cragg featuring abstract twisting shapes stacked vertically, emphasizing dynamic motion and fluid form.

Tony Cragg ‘Elliptical Column’ 2019, Stainless Steel, Includes Certificate of Authenticity

Large triptych artwork displaying a gradient from vibrant yellow to orange, densely filled with small abstract markings, evoking a sense of warmth and movement.

Hyun Ae Kang ‘Words Triology’ 2023, Monochrome Painting

Geometric artwork showcasing nine colored squares floating above a background of vertical black-and-white stripes, creating an optical illusion of depth and motion.

Jesus Rafael Soto ‘Multiple Sed/100’ 2018, Mixed Media on Plexiglass, Ed. of 100, Includes Certificate of Authenticity

Shiny, reflective metallic balloon sculpture in pastel pink by artist Jeppe Hein, featuring playful minimalism and delicate form.

Jeppe Hein ‘A Touch of Purple (Light Purple)’ 2024, Carbon-Fiber Reinforced Plastic, Chrome Lacquer (Silver, Light Purple), Magnet, Ribbon (Rose), Includes Certificate of Authenticity

Optical art piece with horizontal blue, white, and black lines that create a central pulsating visual effect, playing with perception and depth.

Carlos Cruz-Diez ‘Inducción Al Amarillo Mirtha Panam’ 2010, Chromography on Aluminum, Ed. 1 of 3

Bold, expressive red abstract painting with energetic looping brushstrokes, conveying intensity and raw emotion.

Rashid Johnson ‘Untitled Large Anxious Red’ 2021, Silkscreen with Hand Applied Pigment, Ed. of 51

Swirling flock of dark, silhouetted birds forming a dynamic spiral arrangement, suggesting movement and freedom.

Paul Villinski ‘Installation for Gossip Girl TV Series’ 2010, Aluminum (Found Cans), Wire, Soot, Includes Certificate of Authenticity

Minimalist artwork consisting of evenly spaced black dots against a muted beige background, symbolizing order and simplicity.

John M. Armleder ‘Quarante Cercles (FS 218)’ 1988-2012, Wool Carpet, Ed. of 8

Tranquil abstract artwork depicting subtle ripples of water in calming turquoise hues, evoking serenity and peaceful movement.

Richard Misrach ‘Untitled (November 9, 2013, 9:49am)’ 2013, Pigment Print, Ed. of 5 +1AP

Minimalist figurative sculpture with abstracted human form in white, black, and beige

Julian Opie ‘Danielle’ 2016, Auto Paint on Aluminum, Includes Certificate of Authenticity

Colorful contemporary artwork depicting an abstract still life and portrait with bold shapes

Tom Wesselmann ‘Mixed Bouquet with Leger’ 1993, Screenprint in Colors on Museum Board, Ed. of 90, Includes Certificate of Authenticity

Reflective metallic balloon sculpture transitioning from silver to bronze tones

Jeppe Hein ‘Dark Orange and Light Turquoise Mirror Balloon’ 2023 Glass Fiber Reinforced Plastic, Chrome Lacquer (Dark orange, Light Turquoise), Magnet, Ribbon (White Smoke), Includes Certificate of Authenticity

Textured abstract painting featuring intricate blue gradients and tactile brushstrokes

Hyun Ae Kang ‘HaLo X’ 2019

Contemporary dot painting by Damien Hirst featuring orderly arranged multi-colored circles

Damien Hirst ‘Dequalinium Chloride’ 2016, Woodcut on Wove Paper, Ed. of 55, Includes Certificate of Authenticity

Modern geometric artwork with black square panels and a single brown accent

Jesús Rafael Soto ‘Homenaje a lo Humano 19/175’ Wood, Metal and Paint, Ed. 19/175, Includes Certificate of Authenticity

Abstract pop art composition featuring bold lines, geometric shapes, and vibrant colors

Roy Lichtenstein ‘Bicentennial Print’ 1975, Lithograph and Screenprint on White Wove Paper, Ed. 156/200, Includes Certificate of Authenticity

Group of people standing in shallow reflective water under an expansive cloudy sky

Joel Meyerowitz ‘Bay/Sky, Provincetown, Massachusetts, 1987’ Modern Print, Pigment Print on Canson Platinum, Includes Certificate of Authenticity