Luxembourg + Co.

About the Presentation
Luxembourg + Co. will present work by Sue Fuller in a group presentation at Independent 20th Century. The term constructivism is typically associated with Soviet, Eastern and Central European tendencies of the 1910s and 20s. However, as a result of the wave of immigration that arrived in the United States during the Second World War, new visions of constructive art came into being. These were largely inspired by the momentum of the American industrial power across urban development, textile, and the research into new materials and technologies. For the first edition of Independent 20th century at its new home, the Breuer Building, Luxembourg + Co. presents a dialogue between Sue Fuller (1914-2006), a pioneer of new American construction in art, and some of the most influential émigré artists who came to shape her practice, including Naum Gabo, Laszlo Moholy Nagy, Anni Albers, Paul Klee and indeed also Wassily Kandinsky.

About the Gallery
Luxembourg + Co. presents curated, museum-quality exhibitions of works by modern and contemporary artists in its spaces in New York and London. The gallery has presented a number of critically acclaimed exhibitions that range in scope from focused considerations of historical and contemporary artists, including Paul Cezanne, René Magritte, Alberto Burri, Richard Prince and Derrick Adams, as well as thematic and investigative surveys, such as The Shaped Canvas, Revisited, The Ends of Collage, and Lost in Italy.