For six decades, the artist Joan Jonas has diligently defied any notion of completeness in her kaleidoscopic oeuvre. The 87-year-old continually revists her recordings, large screens, drawings, and photographs, offering those who’ve followed her a refracted experience as she layers elements of previous work, building her own geology. Past and present allide across film footage, convex mirrors, and props—sticks, flags, kites, even a taxidermy coyote—in the sonic surround of her music and vocals.
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