Ryan Green Gallery presents two parallel solo exhibitions in Venice for the 2026 Biennale, featuring Maggie Hall and Michael Corner across Palazzo Priuli Bon, Domus Civica, and CREA.

For the 2026 Venice Biennale, Ryan Green Gallery presents two parallel solo exhibitions by Maggie Hall and Michael Corner. Installed across Palazzo Priuli Bon, Domus Civica, and CREA, these projects extend the gallery's commitment to ambitious contemporary painting within an international context. Maggie Hall's Love You to Death presents a body of work that appears, at first glance, seductively legible, before revealing itself as painstakingly constructed through a disciplined CMYK process. Michael Corner's Cliché operates within the collapse of time, embedding art historical quotation within suspended theatrical scenes where meaning emerges through the act of looking. Together, the exhibitions position both artists within a broader conversation around image culture, temporality, and the continued force of painting. The program is accompanied by newly commissioned critical texts and public conversations in Venice.

Maggie Hall

Love You to Death

A solo exhibition of paintings, text works, and neon installed across Palazzo Priuli Bon and Domus Civica, examining devotion, repetition, and emotional inheritance.

Michael Corner

Cliché

A solo exhibition of new paintings at CREA in Giudecca exploring historical citation, theatrical suspension, and the instability of representation.