Self-curated by the artist, “Fact Paintings and Fact Sculptures,” presents a selection of rarely exhibited works by Damien Hirst, created between 1993—2021. The works featured in the show are very personal to the artist and follow his examination of systems of belief—including the “Fact Paintings” series of oil paintings, which look as though they could be color photographs. On view through June 5, the exhibition is the first in a year-long takeover of Gagosian’s Britannia Street location.
Damien Hirst: Fact Paintings and Fact Sculptures
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