Running alongside the large-scale and long-term projects in the Main Galleries, The Front Room operates at a different rhythm, with exhibitions lasting anywhere from a day to a few weeks. Designed for more reactive, nimble, and experimental exhibitions—and devoted to lesser-established and younger artists who work internationally, nationally, and locally—this ongoing exhibition series tests the boundaries of conventional programming and echoes the elasticity and simultaneity of contemporary culture. While each Front Room project operates by loose associations from one to the next, the program remains independent from the Main Galleries. The Front Room allows the museum to reflect the urgency of art-making in our contemporary moment and serves as an always-active curatorial sketch-book.

Xavier Cha (January 22 – 31)
Torbjørn Rødland (January 22 – February 28)
Greg Parma Smith & Zin Taylor (February 3 – 14)
David Musgrave & Erin Shirreff (February 17 – 28)
Pablo Pijnappel (February 20 – 21)
Jochen Lempert (March 3 – April 18)
Roman Schramm & Haris Epaminonda (March 3 – March 14)
Leslie Hewitt (March 17 – 28)
Machine Project (March 31 – April 18)