During the April 2024 total solar eclipse, Tacita Dean pointed her camera at the sun in Eagle Pass, Texas, without looking through the viewfinder, and the twisting light trails became drawings made by sunlight itself. Gemini G.E.L. turned them into twelve glowing screenprints of loops and arcs on black. If you remember standing outside for the eclipse, this small Chelsea show is a lovely echo.
What to expect
Expect a quiet third-floor print gallery hung with the twelve Eclipse Drawings, bright looping lines floating on dark grounds. It is a short visit that fits neatly into a Chelsea gallery walk along West 24th Street.
Good to know
- The gallery is on the third floor of 535 West 24th Street.
- Take the C or E to 23rd Street and walk west.
- Easy to combine with FLAG and the rest of the West 24th and 25th Street galleries.
- A good pick for print collectors and fans of Dean's film work.
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Common questions
How long is Eclipse Drawings on view?
Sep 24 through Dec 19, 2026.
How were the works made?
Dean photographed the 2024 total solar eclipse without looking through the viewfinder; the resulting light drawings were translated into screenprints by Gemini G.E.L.
