Nick Cave: Until -The Momentary

Nick Cave: Until is the largest and most ambitious project yet from the renowned artist. This immersive exhibition is a visual feast for the eyes, spanning over 24,000 square feet of gallery space at The Momentary and bursting with colorful wind spinners, wallpapers, found objects, beads, and a crystal cloud beckoning visitors to climb its ladders and discover a private garden.

But below its surface, Until is a response to the question: Is there racism in heaven? Through visual art and mixed media, Nick Cave addresses gender, race, and gun violence in America, and asks viewers to think about where we are today and what the future may look like.

ADMISSION IS FREE FOR ALL.! See it now through Jan 3rd!

The Momentary is a newer contemporary art space satellite to Crystal Bridges Museum . They are open with reduced capacity right now! And they are being incredibly safe! You must wear a mask so if you are one of those people refusing to do so.. you can’t go! As part of their efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19, shuttle service has been suspended too. Learn more here : https://themomentary.org/about/

Be sure to check out the beautiful Onyx too!

M’onyx

Their newest cafe is located inside the Momentary contemporary art space. The building was formerly a cheese factory, and our cafe is located in the old milk receiving bay. This space features a play between hand made, enjoyed in house drinks and robotics, made to go drinks. The seating is inside the actual coffee bar, which is composed of beautiful, pink and cream terra-cotta tiles and soft hues that compliment it. The coffee bar itself is transparent and offers a look inside the machinery they feature there, which is all constructed with acrylic panels so that the mechanization can be seen. To-go items are served by a conveyer belt, reinforcing the made to go concept. They serve Oat plant based beverage as a default and upcharge for dairy, flipping the script on the traditional cafe approach to espresso and milk drinks. Enjoy a coffee and then roam around the grounds of one of the most innovative performing and visual arts spaces in the country.