Shelters for Senses
Aleksandra Kasuba (1923–2019) imagined alternative ways of living through her practice on the threshold of design, architecture and experimental art. Fleeing Lithuania after World War II, she emigrated to the US, settling in New York and later New Mexico. The exhibition spans six decades of work, from early paintings and mosaics to later sculptures and architectural designs, inspired by nature and a search for deeper connections between humanity and the natural world.
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Circuit Antichambres · Bozar
Rue Ravensteinstraat 23 1000 Brussels
© Antanas Lukšėnas
Aleksandra Kasuba Dreaming III, 1963. Lithuanian National Museum of Art. Photo by Antanas Luksenas.
© Tomas Kapočius
Aleksandra Kasuba Shells I-II, 1983-84. Lithuanian National Museum of Art. Photo by Tomas Kapocius.
© Lithuanian National Museum of Art
Aleksandra Kasuba Untitled, 1967. Lithuanian National Museum of Art.
© Antanas Lukšėnas
Aleksandra Kasuba Dreaming III, 1963. Lithuanian National Museum of Art. Photo by Antanas Luksenas.
© Tomas Kapočius
Aleksandra Kasuba Shells I-II, 1983-84. Lithuanian National Museum of Art. Photo by Tomas Kapocius.
© Lithuanian National Museum of Art
Aleksandra Kasuba Untitled, 1967. Lithuanian National Museum of Art.
Co-production
- Lithuanian National Museum of Art
- Tate St Ives