Michael Craig-Martin sculptures at the Gallery at Windsor.
Photo: Aric Attas
Sprawling Michael Craig-Martin Exhibition Set to Open in Florida
The Gallery at Windsor has teamed with London’s Royal Academy of Arts for a curatorial partnership
Just north of Vero Beach, Florida, the exclusive coastal community of Windsor is famous for its high-society polo matches, Léon Krier–designed town hall, and lengthy list of amenities. Among them is the Gallery at Windsor, an independent art space that is now in the second year of a curatorial partnership with London’s Royal Academy of Arts.
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The latest exhibition opens January 29 and features the work of Irish-born Conceptual artist Michael Craig-Martin, who is known for his deceptively simple yet astonishingly precise renderings of everyday objects. “Everything is made for a purpose,” reflects Craig-Martin. “Artifacts tell the story of the society.” As his most extensive American show to date, “Present Sense” will feature not only paintings and editions but also neon-color steel sculptures dotting the 425-acre grounds.
Michael Craig-Martin sculptures dot the grounds at Windsor. Photo: Aric Attas
Craig-Martin sculptures dot the grounds at Windsor. Photo: Aric Attas
Craig-Martin’s Untitled (Trainer Fragment), 2017. Photo: Mike Bruce/Courtesy of Windsor
A version of this article first appeared in print in our 2018 Winter issue under the headline “Graphic Display.” Subscribe to the magazine.
Cover: Michael Craig-Martin sculptures at the Gallery at Windsor.
Photo: Aric Attas
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