Sean Kelly presents Future Memory, a landmark exhibition celebrating the 80th birthday of Joseph Kosuth, one of the most influential and pioneering figures in conceptual art. This unique exhibition, his seventh with the gallery, distinguishes itself as a presentation about the work of Joseph Kosuth, rather than one conceived by him and features works from every decade of his career. Future Memory encapsulates Kosuth’s lifelong engagement with the fundamental questions of art, meaning, and language.

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