Night Out at The Warehouse
About this Event
Join us for Night Out at The Warehouse, our late night event for 2026 Fall exhibitions In Our Image: The Fragile Body in Contemporary Art and WAREHOUSE:01 Yukinori Yanagi. The night features food and drinks, gallery talks, and music.
6:30–7 PM | Gallery Talk: Introduction to In Our Image: The Fragile Body in Contemporary Art and WAREHOUSE:01 Yukinori Yanagi .
7:30–8 PM | Gallery Talk: Behind-the-scenes conversation on the installation and care of works in In Our Image: The Fragile Body in Contemporary Art and WAREHOUSE:01 Yukinori Yanagi .
Food by The Tamale Company.
Registration required. Parking is limited. Ridesharing and carpool encouraged.
ABOUT THE EXHIBITIONS
In Our Image: The Fragile Body in Contemporary Art
Curated by Simone Krug
September 26, 2026–January 30, 2027
Artists have long used the human figure to reflect on societal anxieties and psychological traumas. In Our Image: The Fragile Body in Contemporary Art adopts vulnerability as a throughline, posing the fragile human body as a site for storytelling. Works from the Rachofsky and the Hartland & Mackie / Labora collections, alongside private and institutional loans, draw on the human form as a window into individual identity, psychology, and consciousness.
WAREHOUSE:01 Yukinori Yanagi
Curated by Mika Yoshitake
September 26, 2026–January 30, 2027
"Wandering as a permanent position" is how Japanese artist Yukinori Yanagi has long described his stance as an artist—unattached to any fixed notion of national or artistic identity. Among the first postwar Japanese artists to cast an openly critical eye on his nation's myths, Yanagi interrogates the borders—national, ethnic, institutional—by which nations determine who belongs, and the symbols through which those boundaries are made to seem natural. Yanagi’s work is the focus of the sixth iteration of WAREHOUSE:01—The Warehouse’s series of single-artist exhibitions.
Visitor Guidelines
- All visitors must be 21 or over for this event.
- Please follow posted instructions and staff directions in order to ensure safety and wellbeing for all.
- None of the art may be touched. Any visitor who violates this rule will be asked to leave The Warehouse immediately.
- Refreshments and food will be provided in select areas. No food or drink is allowed in the galleries.
- Valet will be provided. All cars will be required to park inside the gate.
- Sketching and writing are permitted in the galleries with graphite pencils only.
- The Warehouse will do its best to meet the needs of visitors with accessibility challenges. Please give us as much advanced notice as possible. Registered service animals only are permitted.
- Guests may encounter artwork with strong language, male or female nudity, and sexual content.
- There is no bag check. Large bags, backpacks, and large purses will NOT be allowed in the space.
- Visitors are prohibited from bringing the following items into The Warehouse: weapons and tools including firearms, knives, cutting tools, realistic replicas of firearms, disabling chemicals like mace/pepper spray, or other potentially dangerous instruments.
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