Pace Gallery Announces Torkwase Dyson's First Austrian Solo Show at Kunsthaus Bregenz

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Saturday, October 24, 2026 · Release dated October 22 · 1 min read
Pace Gallery Announces Torkwase Dyson's First Austrian Solo Show at Kunsthaus Bregenz
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The Facts

On October 22, 2026, Pace Gallery announced "Torkwase Dyson," the artist's first solo presentation in Austria, at Kunsthaus Bregenz in Bregenz, Austria. The exhibition opened on October 17, 2026, and runs through January 24, 2027, transforming the ground floor with two monumental, sail-shaped sculptures made of poplar plywood and stained with black glaze; Dyson calls these forms "hypershapes" and roots them in her theory of Black Compositional Thought. The presentation also includes a darkened second-floor stop-motion animation and soundscape, a score of 34 small canvases, and large-scale paintings on the top floor, all created specifically for the museum's architecture.

The Signal

The exhibition extends Dyson's recent run of biennial and institutional appearances, including the Venice Biennale and the Whitney Biennial, and follows solo shows at Pace Gallery in New York. It also gives European audiences a sustained view of her inquiry into Black Geographies—how spaces are planned, occupied, regulated, and appropriated—through large-scale sculpture, painting, and sound. For collectors, the three-floor commission signals Dyson's growing standing as an artist whose work moves confidently between architectural installation and painting, a trajectory that may keep demand steady across both media.

  • Artists: Torkwase Dyson
  • People: Torkwase Dyson
  • Galleries: Pace Gallery
  • Museums: Kunsthaus Bregenz
  • Locations: Bregenz, Austria
Originally via Pace Gallery · Curated by The Cultural Signal
Image courtesy of Pace Gallery

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