MoMA to Stage Eva Hesse’s First Major Museum Exhibition in Two Decades
29-09-2026 17:00 via artnews.com

MoMA to Stage Eva Hesse’s First Major Museum Exhibition in Two Decades

The late German-American artist Eva Hesse, best-known for her works that challenged the conventions of Minimalism, will have a career-spanning exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York next year that foregrounds her drawing practice and how it informed her canonical sculptures and paintings. The show “Eva Hesse: Wild Space, 1957-1970,” on view from May 30–September 25, 2027, will bring together more than 150 works that reframe Hesse’s experimental practice.The ex
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