2020 London

The Botanical Mind: Art, Mysticism and the Cosmic Tree brings together the work of over 50 artists, spanning more than 500 years, to investigate the ongoing significance of the plant kingdom to human life, consciousness, and spirituality. In doing so it highlights the subjectivity and being of plants, their influence on various knowledge-forms and wisdom-traditions, and how we engage with and activate them in culture, counter-culture, art, and music. Featuring the work of Anni and Josef Albers, Consuelo Chelo Gonzalez Amezcuelo Amexcua, Anna Atkins, Hilma af Klint, Henri Michaux, and textiles and ceramics from the Shipibo-Conibo people, among many others.

2020 New Canaan, Connecticut

Pliable Plane is a new series of site-responsive textiles at the Glass House. For the first in the series, the Glass House and the Albers Foundation are collaborating to create a new bedspread and window panels based on original works by Anni Albers and installed in the transparent pavilion's sleeping area. In addition, prints and textile samples related to Albers's design process are featured in the foyer of the Glass House's Painting Gallery.

2020 Mexico City

2021 New York

2021 Paris

Anni and Josef Albers: Art and Love features more than 250 works of art (paintings, photographs, graphic works and textiles, as well as a selection of furniture from the Bauhaus era) representing significant milestones in the evolution of these two artists. Through its content and structure, the exhibition focuses on the dialog between Josef and Anni Albers as revealed in their abundant artistic production, which testifies to a shared and sensitive inspiration. Organized chronologically, the exhibition introduces this pair of major artists, who were pioneers of modernism in the twentieth century, to a broad audience.