Roni Horn presents a solo exhibition, Roni Horn: Water, Water on the Wall, You’re the Fairest of Them All, at Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, Colorado, USA. The exhibition focuses on the recurring motif of water that runs throughout her practice across different media including sculpture, photography, and drawing, thus offering an in-depth exploration of paradox and identity.

Horn draws attention to the paradoxical nature of water, as she describes as follows: “You say water is troubled or calm. You say water is rough and restless. You say water is quiet.” Moreover, she identifies a parallel between these opposing qualities and the complexity of sensory experience, which becomes all the more relevant in the regions surrounding Denver and the Intermoutain West. While water has long been regarded as an abundant resource in these regions, these conditions are gradually becoming unstable amid climate change and population growth. Water can no longer be assumed as a readily available resource, and in this context its paradoxical nature carries regional and cultural implications.

Among the works featured, Horn’s signature work You are the Weather Part 2 (2010–2011) is exhibited alongside a photographic series of over 100 images depicting figures immersed in geothermal pools in Iceland. The exhibition also includes pieces of cast glass that have never been shown to the public before. The exhibition runs through February 15, 2026.