The gallery’s latest exhibition of nine of the late artist’s key works showcase his use of value, contrast, form, and line. The works, created between 1953 and 2012, showcase Kelly’s lifelong interrogation of black and white, with works like White, Two Blacks highlighting his early experimentation with monochrome panels. The display also features shaped canvases and reliefs, including a painted aluminum sculpture from 2012, reflecting Kelly’s evolution in blending color, texture, and geometry.