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The 21C Museum Resort Is a 24-Hour Artwork Exhibition
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The 21C Museum Resort Is a 24-Hour Artwork Exhibition

Last updated: August 7, 2025 11:33 pm
Editorial Board Published August 7, 2025
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CINCINNATI, Ohio — When artwork collectors and preservationists Laura Lee Brown and Steve Wilson determined to open a lodge in Louisville, Kentucky, in 2006, the intent was to assist revitalize town by bringing modern artwork to an unconventional context and viewers. Since then, their 21C Museum Resort has grown to seven areas all through the Midwest, each internet hosting a special exhibition and modern artwork assortment. Artwork is ensconced in each nook and cranny, from hallways and elevators to particular person rooms with varied themes, and is accessible 24 hours a day. 

A latest go to to the Cincinnati location to see its present exhibition, Revival: Digging Into Yesterday, Planting Tomorrow, on view via September, was on par with a gallery or museum. The present is a considerate meditation on the connection between the previous and current, that includes artworks by Isaac Julien, Ebony G. Patterson, and Myrlande Fixed, amongst others. Patterson’s set up “When the Land is in Plumage…” (2020) is a showstopper: a sculpture of a peacock coated in white flowers stands atop gold conch shells; strands of pearls path behind it just like the practice of a marriage robe, connecting it to a multicolored, bejeweled tapestry on the wall. The beautiful work evokes a fantastical backyard, commenting on the function of the human hand in shaping nature and, subsequently, overtaking the pure world.

Myrlande Fixed, “GUEDE (Baron)” (2020)

One other maximalist work, Fixed’s tapestry “GUEDE (Baron)” (2020) revisits recurring themes within the artist’s oeuvre. The title refers back to the guede, the household of spirits in Haitian Voodoo related to ancestor worship. Incorporating each non secular and on a regular basis iconography, the drapo (ritual banner) collapses demise, the afterlife, and the long run its complicated imagery.

Indo-Caribbean artist Suchitra Mattai’s multi-part portrait “Eclipse” (2023) conveys a extra private narrative. It may be learn as symbolic of erasure or coming into being: On the central panel, an embroidery depicts a bust of a girl of shade; the threading turns into extra dense, and thus the picture extra cohesive, because it will get nearer to the highest of her head.

The entire works are placing to come across exterior of a standard museum or gallery context; Alice Grey Stites, who oversees the curation for the entire areas, has labored with non-public collectors and nontraditional environments previously and balances the general public/non-public dynamic effectively.

The idea of a museum lodge dangers reworking artwork into ornament, however the works in Revival, and all of the artworks on view, are too assertive to change into background objects. 

MattaiSuchitra Mattai, “Eclipse” (2023)

JulienVideo nonetheless of Isaac Julien, “Lessons of the Hour” (2019)

Pat detailElement of tapestry in Ebony G. Patterson, “When the Land is in Plumage…”

EhlersVideo nonetheless of Jeannette Ehlers, “Black Magic at the White House” (2009)

HallwayPaintings by Kristine Donnelly, not a part of the exhibition

CamelsAssortment of camel memorabilia in a window show (1960–2010), not a part of the exhibition

Editorial be aware: The creator’s in a single day keep at 21C was sponsored by the lodge.

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