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James Turrell
A Turrell skyspace timed to the day's two changes of light — worth checking the sunrise and sunset times before you go.
Everything on at Mona right now, what's coming, and what's closed.
James Turrell
A Turrell skyspace timed to the day's two changes of light — worth checking the sunrise and sunset times before you go.
Alfredo Jaar
Jaar's own passage through Dante, staged rather than illustrated — a separate ticket buys you a single visitor at a time.
Anselm Kiefer
A cycle of Kiefer's heavy, weathered canvases, built at a scale that asks you to walk its length, not just look.
James Turrell
A third Turrell work on site, ticketed on its own — book it alongside Unseen Seen if you're making a day of the light works.
Julian Charrière
Charrière's long-running survey of how humans reshape the earth's surface, running well into next year.
Wagstaff + Courtney
A maze built from reflection instead of walls — easy to lose ten minutes in without meaning to.
Balint Zsako
Zsako's figures, stitched and layered until they sit somewhere between painting and object.
The collection itself, hung as a running argument rather than a survey — reshuffled often enough that a repeat visit isn't the same show twice.
A paired installation you walk through rather than around — no separate booking, just find it on the way past.
A library built to be wandered rather than read cover to cover — shelved and arranged as its own kind of exhibit.
James Turrell
Two Turrell light chambers back to back — one built on absence, the other on how slowly your eyes adjust.
Ryoji Ikeda
Ikeda's data-driven light and sound piece comes back to Mona in 2027 — one to pencil in ahead of a visit.