Pattern Recognition: Superhouse at Five, a group exhibition bringing together 21 artists to mark the gallery’s fifth anniversary, on view November 6 through December 19, 2026.
Bringing together 21 artists, the exhibition draws on five years of Superhouse exhibitions, research, and relationships with artists. It presents works never before shown at the gallery, selected from its archive and artists’ studios, to create new encounters across generations of art furniture and radical craft. These encounters reveal recurring forms and ideas, as well as the tensions and surprises that emerge between different practices. RSVP to the Opening Reception Request the Preview Tom Loeser Concentration, 1994. Photo credit: Matthew Gordon.
Works by Liz Collins, Cal Siegel, and Tom Loeser repeat a ziggurat-like structure across textile and furniture. Collins renders it as a field of color and pattern; Siegel incorporates it into a chest’s tiered silhouette and carved surface; and in Loeser’s Concentration (1994), it appears in a sequence of drawers that grow fewer and larger. Across the three works, the form shifts from image to object to organizing system. Historical reference links Aspen Golann’s Crewel Cabinet (2026) and Wendy Maruyama’s Mickey Mackintosh
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