At Home with Rosalyn Drexler explores the artist’s relationship with and treatment of domestic spaces throughout her career. Whereas the home is often thought of as a safe haven, Drexler depicts domestic spaces as rife with tension, conflict, and even violence. Such works pose a pressing question: Is the home a place one escapes to or escapes from? Situating Drexler’s work within the spatial context of the Pollock-Krasner House, a historic site in which canonical works of art were made both within and near the domestic sphere, this exhibition also asks broader questions about how an artist’s personal and home life influences their work.

Co-curated by Dr. Rachel Silverbloom.