Lari Pittman is an acclaimed Colombian-American painter who has dealt with themes of representation and prejudice since the mid–1970s, when he emerged on the California art scene. His oeuvre consists of highly activated and colorful abstract works that refer to a wide array of artistic movements, the Baroque and Surrealism among them. The paintings on display in this exhibition are typically Pittman, yet have an added sense of flatness imposed by cage-like details painted over the lower registers of the compositions. This retrospective explores the artist’s own questioning of what is and isn’t visible. —Sabina Vitale