A woman looking at molded cast iron pans with masks.
Explore the powerful, thought-provoking world of artist Hugh Hayden in "Hugh Hayden: Home Work," the artist's first solo exhibition in New England.
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Installation view, Hugh Hayden: Home Work, Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University, September 18, 2024–June 1, 2025. Ferns Francois Photography.

Rose Art Museum

Hugh Hayden, Hedges, 2019. Sculpted wood, lumber, hardware, mirror and carpet
© Hugh Hayden; Courtesy The Shed Open Call and Lisson Gallery. Photography by Mark Waldhauser

On View

The artist's most significant museum survey, the exhibition showcases over a decade of Hayden's visceral sculptures, including a bold, site-responsive installation newly conceived for the Rose Art Museum.

Installation view, Lichtenstein100, Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University, September 18–December 29, 2024. Julia Featheringill Photography

On View

Showcasing "Forget It! Forget Me!," Lichtenstein’s iconic 1962 painting, alongside ephemera, photography, and other source material, this exhibition sheds light on the artist's lasting impact on art history and popular culture.

Installation view, Face to Face: Portraits of Self and Others, Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University, September 18–December 29, 2024. Julia Featheringill Photography

On View

This exhibition explores photography's ability to capture personal and collective identity while igniting questions about and the evolving nature of the photographic medium.