Dan Flavin

Ordovas presents an exhibition dedicated to the work of Dan Flavin, one of the leading exponents of Minimalism and a pioneer of installation art.

The entire gallery will be dedicated to four major ‘situations’ spanning Flavin’s career and celebrating the artist’s importance and influence within the canon of Post-War art. The exhibition will present works representing the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, including an installation from 1963, a pivotal year in which Flavin first started using his signature fluorescent light tubes, turning an everyday object into a work of art and exploring the ways in which light sculpts space.