The Luhring Augustine Gallery near the Morgan L stop is about to close for the summer, but there’s still time to see its last exhibit.
“Pleasure Pavilions: a series of installations” has separately exhibited the work of nine artists, the last of whom is Charles Atlas. All artists’ work has been exhibited alongside a late 18th/early 19th century Indian pavilion, “most likely part of an Indian palace or resort, [which] was believed to have been originally used for recreational activities,” according to the exhibition’s webpage.
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