This winter, the National Gallery of Art will present Clifford Ross: Digital Waves, an immersive 23’-high video installation from the artist’s ongoing exploration of the sea and his fascination with rendering the complexity, power, and dynamism of ocean movement through computer-generated media. The work will be on view beginning January 17th, in the Rotunda of the West Building.

The Sonnabend Collection Mantova presents the extraordinary collection assembled by gallerist Ileana Sonnabend, who reshaped the international art scene by bridging America and Europe.  The exhibition features some of the most important private holdings of the past century. 

On view: Clifford Ross, Mountain XIII, 2005, 75 x 131" (framed)

What Remains..., Ross's first painting exhibition in 30 years, showcases a powerful series of graphite and ink works from 2020-21.  What Remains... builds figuratively and literally on layers of previous creations, from photography and computer-generated animation to stained glass, as the artist reimagines his lifelong engagement with nature and his evolving artistic process.