The Menil Collection Announces 'Terry Winters: Vitalized Geometry'

The Menil Collection has announced "Terry Winters: Vitalized Geometry," an exhibition dedicated to the artist's extensive graphic output and related works. Opening September 25, 2026, at the Houston institution, the exhibition will run through April 4, 2027, offering an in-depth look at Winters' practice across various mediums.

The exhibition will feature a range of Terry Winters' graphic works, prints, drawings, and paintings, highlighting his distinct approach to abstraction. Visitors can expect to see examples spanning woodcut, silkscreen, lithography, etching, and engraving, demonstrating Winters' consistent exploration of complex systems. His work frequently draws inspiration from mathematical concepts, biological forms like embryonic development, and natural phenomena such as starlight navigation.

Terry Winters is recognized for his systematic inquiry into the visual representation of information and structures. His works are held in significant collections including the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Whitney Museum of American Art, solidifying his position in contemporary art. The exhibition is anticipated to provide a comprehensive overview of his printmaking achievements alongside his painting and drawing.